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Home My WebLink AboutPN1907_03_15VOL. XXV 1. Orgrressforeal gawks*. • Dental. DR, R. M. STEWART, Markham. DENTIST. Honor Graduate of Toro»te University Graduate Royal College of Dental Surgeons. OFFICE-OPPOSITE'THE POSTQFFICE. Open daily 9 a. m. to6o.m. Reaidence, Main St., North. AT UNIONVILLE EVERY FRIDAY, 10 a. in. to 4 p. in. Office over Summerfeldt & Silver's Store. 37tf Bea kat EO. N. FISH, M. D. .G PHYSICI4N AND SURGEON Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons. Ont. Associate Coroner, ,County of Ootnrio. ' Office Hours -8 to 10 a. in, and 1,4o 3 and 6 to le p. w. Brougham. Ont. 11-ly ' Legal, E. FAREWELL, Q. 0., BARRIS- tr • TER. Oottnty Orown Attorney, and County olteitor. Court Rouse. Whitby. 10-v DOW dr McGILLIVRAY, BARR1S. ere, Solicitors, &o. ORlcJ opposite Poet - Moe Whitby, Ont Jao.Ball Dow, B.A.; Theo. A: OGillivrsy, LL .0. Money to Loan. By Veiersnary. HHOPKINS, VETERINARY SUR - • GRON, Graduate of tte Ontario Vet- erinery College, Toronto, registered member id the Ontario Veterinary Medics' Association, Omoe and residence one and one-quarter miles north of Green River. Office and shoeing forge Boors 8 to 11 a.m ., and 1 to 4 pm. Private telephone in my oitloe P, 0. address. Green River, Out Insurance. FIRE INSRANGE. saist. :1[itti&3CIS Company; D. Id. SPINS:, anther •ustnsss €arbs. D• HLicenses in the County of Ontario.OPPER Issuer of Marriage' Office at store and his residence. Claremont. 114 BUNTING, Issuer of Marriage 31.) • Licenses for the Oonnsy of Ontario. O1 - 8.o as More ore or as his Tendon**, Pickering • y DB.BEATON, TOWNSHIP CLERK • Conveyancer. Commissioner for tsktg afIIdavits, A000untant. Etc. Money to loan an farm p�rrooppeerrttyy. "Seater of Marriage Lie- anew" Whitevaie, Ont. T-il POSTILL; Licensed Auctioneer, 1' • for Counties of York and Ontario, ' Auc- tion sates of all kinds ettenuerr to on shortest notice. Address Green River P. 0., Ont, - TPOUCHEK. Licensed Auction= • ser, Valuator and Colebtor for the Conn ties of York and Ontario All kinds of auction f sales conducted and valuations made at mod - erste charge.• Estates and consienmetts con-' sfdsntly managed sad sold by suction" or private sale. ifortgages,- rents, notes and general accounts promptly collected and sane - factory settlements guaranteed- -Phone or write for terms, and pertdculars, Brougham, Ont. Data may be fitted • by phone Nawe Mike. REAL ESTATE mance and .•.{Conveyancing Done ouse and Lot for sale or to rent. '•Also Planing Mill for sale. •150 acre Farm for sale. If you went to buy sell or rent, call 'at my office. Bargains. V. V. Richardson. Notary Public, Pickering. Furniture.... it -A full line of first. class furniture now on exhibition in '''onr Ware rooms. Prices right. R. S. Dillinghand. Pickering, Ont. Co, ]gave a full line oi rresh and cur - '';ed meats constantly on hand, Spice Roll, Breakfast Bacon, `Ham, Bologna, Weiners, etc. • Highest prices paid for Butcher's cattle. �isin !.e._��MM��i0.10.1..11?sts!-Ptaltassas Station . rg GOTS° EAST ate As roLLoWe:— No. 8 MAIL . . . 8:33 A. M. " 12 Local. . 2:47 P. M. "10 LoCIAL„ . , . 8:•04 P. M. Ti.ems coni° WAST DVI As roLLows:- - No. 8 • Loos.I. . . . 8:41 A. M. 4'11 Lows, . . . . 8:18 P. M. "? MAI 8:20 P. M. PICKERING. ONT., FRIDAY. MAR, 15, 1907 No ,s. • t>i ea Tr 511 :4 a �• IS 1 °a �V go •a 1 ., nt O Q o .. it 11 is s a c a = e a 0Oy'+giai Q9b�m1 •Q" 1C• pp =1`w CAM ,o, a atC O_ piny •tsi£ anci d is e e e e 0••+ 01 - m 'a a+ - 1D Jan C Feb a a Mar 0 O Id-• X8 3d, m 4� m a,r Apr a+ a N ase• May.�.O� o .4m is m e, ..m; Jnly ^' oe o o mo .co' Sept M • .. Oct., r S : m m i a 1,1'.. ,oat .Deo Zi Jantary 190b -Whitby 9, Oshawa 10. Pickering 13. Port Perry 14. Uxbridge 17, Cnnnington 16, Beaverton 15, L' ptergro re 14. - HORSE BLANKETS We have a few winter horse blank- ets.still on band which we will sell itt a reduction to clear them out. They are choice goods and at a bargain. . . Now is the tiule to purchase single harness as spring is opening up. THOMPSON BROS. CUTTERS a A number of good new and sec= and hand cutters 'which. must be • disposed of. Will sell at a reason- able price. - • Call and see them. . , We will make it worth your while. ' W• H• Peak, Pickering. aged ? if you get your spectacles from ns. • Be- cause we boy direct from the manafaetnr-• ors. Our glasses please everybody BECAUSE we guarantee perfect fit , . BECAU BE you do not have to wait to have your gtsries changed or repaired. 'BECAUSE our prices are very low and the quality of oar goods the highest Eyes tested free of charge: -•• . REMEMBER—Whenever yon want any- • tbiee in the, drag lice, we carry a tom• pieta stook. We guarantee all our5troods and always give you what you want. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Ta M. McFadden, Druggist and Optician: The Toronto World -1 First rate Market Reports and -Fore - castes. The Farmers' page is a special fea- ture. ' 'No farmer can afford to be without this dairy paper with it§ live up-to-date reports. Special rates now.. Copies can be obtaind~ front John Dickie it Co. Orders taken by M. S; Chapman, or F. M. Chapman, Agric. Editor. • DOMINION BANK ' fiend Office. Toronto Capital Authorized, $ 1.000.000 paid lip ,3,000,000 Reserve fund and:uudi- vided profits 3,830,000 Total asset 42,000,000 -WHITBY BRANCH. General Banking Business transacted. - ,Special at'rention given to the collec• tion of farmer's sale and -other notes. _• • BAVINGS DEPARTMENT. 3zeposttB receivedtof $1. and upwards. - Is .tereet allowed • at highest current rates. pomp:v=40d or paid half yearly - E. THORNTON, Manager. DUNBARTON, ammo Remember Rev. W. R. Wood's lec- ture on "Old Daysin Pickering" which will be held in the church next Wed- nesday evening. Andrew Annan met with a very painful accident last Thursday even- ing. He was at work in the horse stable when one of the horses kicked him on the thigh. Fortunately no bones were broken, hut his injuries were such that he has been confined to his house ever since. HIGHLAND CI:EEK. Concert in • aid of Highland Creek Public Library will be held in Elliot's hall on the evening of Friday, March 22nd. An excellent progr4ni will be presented in whi.'h the following will take part : Miss Trainor, E1oentioni:_t.: Miss Burke, club swinging; Norman Reddie, songs and banjo : A. T. Elliot. Miss -Ross and .Mrs. H. Cole, oianu duet : Miss Florence Morrish, piauu solo. and Highland Creek Orchestra. ('ol. A. G. Henderson, Commanding Officer of the 34th Regt. will he pres- ent to delivera patriotic and humor- ous lecture.,Admission 25c... children15c. Doors penn at 7.30 Concert be - gips at 8 o'clock. MONGOLI A.. Oil Wednesday. Mltrch 6th. the home of M:. and Mrs. George Bowers was" 'the scene of a pleasant event when. their daughter Tillie was united in holy bonds toMr. George Judd, of Mongolia. _ At 4 o'clock the bride and groom.eutered the parlor where the cr-rernouv was performed by the Rev. ('. • %V. 'Reynolds, R•'hirevale. The bride orris 1lnattended and wits beauti- fully attired in French peau -de -chine silk with lace trimmings. After -the congratulations the guest=. about 35 in number. repaired to the dining -room where a. dainty• d'ejeuner;was served. The room and tables were beautifully decorated in pink and white: - The evening wits spent. very pleasantly in Wuaic; Guests were present from To- ronto, Highland Creek. ('herrywood. Bruck -Road. Claremont. Altona and "Markham. Mr. and Mrs.. Judd will: reside on "Apple Grove Farm,'` on- golia.. GfEEN is.VER. Miss Allie Fuller• returned to To- ronto, on_Tuesdav last. John A. and, airs. White spent Sun- day at "Silver Maple." Mrs. P. R. Floover has -returned' from her visit to Ashbut n,- Mrs- Wm. J. Turner.and children" are recovering from , their recent .it11- nese. Mrs. Robert Cailinder, of Malvern: is vtbiting her parents,. Mr, and Mrs. 0-P; Ferrier. - • Wm. Mir ell' infant son is very ill at present and • f, ars are entertained for his r overy: r. • d Mrs. Wm. Bark .and Miss Ethel, of Markham, -spent Monday last at O. H. Pugh's. We are- sorry to report that Mrs. McIntyre is not improsing and fears are entertained for her recovery: Mrs. Smith, of Hamilton, Mrs. Grant., of .Montreal. are weir another. Mrs. T. :McIntyre, who is seriously ill. Her -sister. Mrs. Shorn - berg, of.Hespler, is also visiting her. Master Willie Pugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Pugh, has the misfortune of. having the- second finger of his right hand• Mangled by the turnip pulper: The injured tirigure.had to be amputated. We regret to report S,he death - of John Lott. While in the post office getting his mail he complained of not feeling well. On being' told that he had better go home he re lied•that be did not think he was able. He had gone only about ten rods when assist- ance had to be rendered to, him He gradually sank and about five hours later expired. His funeral ,will take place to Brunswick Hill cemetery. • GOLDEN WEDDING. • On Friday: March Sth, siirrounded by their children and grand -children. Mr. and airs- -Caleb Rose, of Rjeh- inotla,.Que„ celebrated the golden an- niversary Iftheir wedding at the home of their so:n-in-1ate;, T. 5. Humphries, 37 First Ave ,Toronto, .Mr. and airs. Rose were married cin March 8th, 1857 in London. England. cooling to Can - 'aria: in 1869. In the year 1870 Mr. Rose entered the service of the G. T. R. as bridge foreman, a position he occupied until 12 or 13 years ago, when, he was ',Appointed Masonery Inspector between Toronto and Portland, with head -quarters at Richmond, Que.. which position he still holds. Mr. and Mrs. Rose were for many years resi- dents of Dunbaon and vicinity mov- ing to Whitby about 20 years ago, subsequently moving to Richmond. Que.,where they have since resided, . The bride and groom were the reci- pients of many valt'lable and useful presents irdicative of the high esteem in which they are held by their family and friends. The family of four sons and four daughters with -their families. were present for the occasion. The children are Peter:A., of' the T. Eaton Co.. Toronto: Caleb E.. of the G,T.R., Brantford ; Charles R., of Sault Ste Marie : Wilfred S., of McClary Co., London ; Agnes H., wife of T. S. Hum- phries. of Conboy Carriage Co., To- ronto ; Ethel. wife of K. MacRae, merchant, Richmond, Que, ; Annie. m wife of F. J. Verrill, merchant, Mel- t bourne, Que.; and Jennie at Moine. tr Jud in,gfrom the healthfill appear- ance ppearance of Mr. and Mrs. Rose they bid fair to live to celebrate their Diamond Jubilee. BROUGHAM. • Dr. G. N. Fish was a city visitor on Monday. The township council met here on Monday last. Walter Hamilton, of Coleman, is home at present: F. C. Cowan was' under the weather last week. Geo. McGregor is in Toronto this week on business, The carnival here on •Thtirsday night was a st ece Bert -Beer spent the past week with Brooklin friends. Sidney Noch, of Toronto, is vis- iting at Jaynes Hog1e's. James Routley spent last Sun- day with friend,; in Toronto. ' Sir J . W. liudell is visiting with her parents at Eddystone.' -Mrs. Mrs. Fish, of Toronto,. is here visiting with her son. Dr. G. N. Fish.. Thos, Poacher •lias purchased a ` lot�illeastiams. of the school .frcitl} Jas. The township assessor was in -the village on Tuesday making his annual call.. • Patrick Ryan has returned from .the hospital, Toronto, where he has been for some, time under medical treatment. • Don't forget R. S. Phillips' -sale of farm stoek. implements and. square tirilberou JI st. See bill's for full particulars. George Wilson and his gang of men from Pickering+ are, in this district at present pressing. hay. Farmer's are well pleased with this method of disposing of it. Our hockey boys went' to Clare- mont ori Wednesday evening of last week to play a friendly Our boys won by the score of IS -4. The' gaQ3e','.11owever, Was called off 13 minutes before time was up by Claremont, as the play was _be- coming entirely -' too rough for pleasure and comfort. NO 23 The TaAin Cold Hczb,t The old cold goes ; a new one quickly comes. It's the story of a weak throat, weak lungs, a tendency to consumption: Ayer's Cherry Pectoral breaks up the taking -cold habit. It strengthens, soothes, heals. Ask your doctorabout it. " i bad a terrible cold, and nothing relieved me. I tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and it prumpt;y broke up my cold. stepped my ough. and eased every part of lnT hod If did wondercnl work for me." -ii g, J. 1'. LV'l Z. Toiedu, uhw. Keep the bowels regular with AyIrer'tr Pills. just one pill each night. "Preventics" will promptly check a cold or. the Grippe when taken early or at the "sneeze stage." Preventics care seate9 colds as well. Preventics are little._ 'candy cold cure tablets, and Dr. Shoop Racine, Wis. wil' gladly 'mail you sam- ples and a book on Colds free. if you write him These samples prove their merit. Cbeck early Colds with Pr:eveh- tics;and stop Pneumonia. Bold in Se and 25 -cent boxes by All Dealers. P-1•CXERING COUNCIL • The above council met pursuant to ad(}'onrnnnent in the ti,trn hall; B -1'0- 12K haw, un Monrlav 11tH, inst. 2'lem- bers all ppresent, Reeve Todd in the chair: Minutes of last meeting read and approved. - On motion Jos. Doyle was heard re wire fence, ' Communications were read from Harry Jones re timber ; froin David Ortniston, %Vhitby, re ditch • between lots 10 and 11, con. 1, also, re Mrs. McKay. . On motion PRtriek Ryan was -heard- re sickness. On motion Mr. Hare' was heard re accident near Altotna. • Road and Bridge Committee report.. ed having visited the place where the bus upset on the road near Altona and found road in good condition. • - On motion F. Hutchison washeard re Patrick Sullivan's taxes. ' Standing Committee on Contingen- cies reported and recommended pay- ment as followii : Murkar f¢• Thextbn,- auditors' reports, 'etc., $28; Parke, Davis & Co., formaldehyde solution and cask $14 ; Gipson Connor, rebate assessment 1.00 ; D. R: Beaton, draw- ing deeds and duplicates. 4.00: also,., on account of salary, 62.50, Would re- commend that the Clerk notify J. H. Michell that we do not consider our- selves liablefor a rebate of dog tax as he had dog from March until end of year: On motion of Mr. McFarlane, chair- man, report was adopted. Standing Committee on Relief of Poor• recommended as follows : That in the case of Mrs. Ann McKay that this Council have' hercoinmitted to the House of Refuge ; J. Burk, 3 weeks hoard of Nancy Beverly, digging grave also pair of boots, 13.30; J. J. Kelso. fee for admitting Nancy Beverley to Shelter for Neglected Children, 10.00; Thos. Pc/licher. holding magistrate's court on Lisrombe case and expenses getting. Nancy to borne 4.00; Thos. C: Brown. conveying Nancy Beverly to home 4.35. ,_ On motion of Mr. Osborne, chair- man,'report was adopted. On motion the ReeVe was instructed to grant his order on the Treasurer in favor of,,the parties recommended in the reports of the various standing committees as presented this day. •Mr. Poucher introduced a by-law amending the by -lay to regulate the perfortnnnce of- statute labor, to pro-. Fide for the commutation of the same, and to define the duties of overseers of highways, which was put through its various readings and finally passed. Standing committee on Roads and Bridges recommended payment of the following accounts : R. K. Tann, for men shovelling snow div. 14, 4.29 ; Wilfred Sadler, meal shovelling snow div. 9, 1.20; Wm. White, men shovel- ling show div 15, 1.08. - On motion of Mr. Poucher, chair- man, report was adopted. On motion Council adjourned to eet again on Monday, April 8th, at he hour of '10 o'clock a. m., for the anaaction of general business, All sales made at the Picker- ing Lumber Yard after the 1st of January must be cash unless otherwise arranged for. - _ W. D. GORDON & SON. - -. Western ,Bank Canada. Pickering Branch. Incorporated by act of Parliament 1884 Authorized Capital Subscribed - • . ' Paid up Rest Account Asset s _01.000,000,00 555,0 x1,(XJ 555,000.001 800,000.0(11 6,000,000,00 ioa. QowlJ, Eeq. W. H. MoKtr.huv, Esq, President Cashier • NSpecial attention given to Farmer's Sale ' ota Collectionasolicited and promptly mads Farmer's Nota discounted American anti Foreign Exchange bought and sold Drafts la sand, aysilable on all parts of the world Savings Bank Department. - Interest allowed on deposits at high- est current rates, and credited or paid half -yearly to depositor*. • , po. KERR, Mgr. DOES NOT SLEEP -Consequently rings are always irr demand. _• BASSETT'S Wedding and Engagement Rings - are all that cciuld be desired. Wedding Rings correct in 'color, shape,.quality.andprice.-, • Fancy and Stone Rings in endle!, variety at all prices. Tforman 53assett Jeweler and 'Optician, iBrock et., south. WHITBY ,PhQue 07, J ;,. 3 - _.-..-_-._-.-- __-..__.... .__ .._-...___. .-.____. _ -.-- - r .. It t-144++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 14♦ +♦ + ♦+t1+tt+++t++++++ ++++++++++ ++++++++++++ + ies eetiyt heats immediately after _he — _...--_---------------- + t iteelent ; the two Women were thus �------- ----------- � ,leulc \letlh,ir loses. and the elder en- ...- n- ,tI • • + .t rental dheeyeunger to make her lleirtle ,,+ I `, welt her, end remain. well ' her alto _,,ihi`r to cheer hir de'tl:itiun. .1I:J e ,+ I;ul al!,:t:• \sllhout refusing abs:,lulely • ♦ �� ♦ . iiterta!n Ilii- proposal. said that it G� _ t+ : ♦. elk ''�,. 1,.0 early yet Tu -form any definite -a- .'' !','1• ); : they \'soli[ wail and consider. • ,+ r; 1.+ and d, fide uitlring till the healing hones ..� : - •: rte'. 1 06.41�+y.. '? • • ♦ 4 :'.e_XMit• lead, 44'rought settle' comfort in -•••+ Mrs.. .\nnesley'., stricken [trait. +I • `' S 4R, GERM ASE R ILKMAN'+ • i:.. " .. ..,,AMBITION. • •4- :I. t ti. , ! one • .\'short [tate before they oC some. tt e + in the Kura.:11 cr'enc day gathered settle \ •aid Ai:neele'y then al,l,t;tre•,i mem it eatie•h the music h:ed nit,:l been ale'aut...•tn hewers and bound •tltenl I.;;•ne, That was tit,• \hole ;stay, I marl's!. '1'0 blend ilea.- st- lerul<i'ii chords uu'• tIis ii ii' 1 i'iileniy would find sc,ntr ntearee nf'tarr•ying Neltit',down t.• Bourget : that, as ha approached the spot ill ,....beet[ they were new sitting. where the ground \\az, and sloped suddenly iiirw t. la the chi(:, edge. ler hearse it, cry, and runnel:et up, saes Paul clinging he the Utah -hay.. bene•,[][ glom, the :ample -It Iruuk of a hie!, ,lt.rweit 1k4 ll-tt t l giyeei way I. ii ani h's ,4e gtiI. lie ,-ii tele tri,' tempt and rebound• later.. it feriae[} ,ttu{ep,.,l, tied Paul fell odes, the abler met \t es st" n nt, ti:,inted lives drugging themselves pain- futty along 11u.iupt1 weary. sunless years she tried le ,itn,iurnt her cour- t�,'' M meet such a fate, hut it ,blared a1L it. soon yet le pieta' .1 he lase}kin ,frag-• meats of her lif•` tog. tl,er. ethe wept orb till ,he alneal wept her heart out. That. she ge\ calm. the rni,:hty she which wielded liver, tete surtali ly afternoon, n' c•efe•s.- Hili tee fated -ie dee to ii home its liter uingesete. 1 nay in the a tee ieleseent. and d- pige,ein- (tottering It his opu•t,en -ul hide lune! `nil from the greatsombre silent pines. 111f11'P. �' I n• ' I 1 i1401;0.1;111i.I ad tri, Ii tee -11101'e tootle ,l her heart. and a stilt Ilial \i u, redo r t of *tura killed lit• disabled by sIe lcutg nu Ihr riiigh!,er �r+~r-htrtrrt=•-- C11.11',i'.it VII. rue:ky twit of thin stream. Ile• called end ,tate ,!rte it.• She felt tthal a life eo bio t ' 1 Ic ante in len' :shine eon u, hers might he • put to soma + lett the vi►lage e men al. .\\ork higher uj,. I: 1- uut,l,`r, aloe, Hassett- + purpu-e than tilt for help, which t+++++++-+++++++++++"+ ++4++++t+++++•t++4t+++t ictg*ether. ante Gena se, theta t' n. who 1 •'1\'lis die! \Ir. Amtet le•y rte,! , , ,r.,[ n i • - i, her t iu`r-•';i !re`.w•.,:•1: "U,:, ,I,nd remained ssitt; !sea. Antit'sle,y'. Is,uater: \\•sten Paul cried fur list},'' Ulb I l •ttritlitt1t tilt ..i.\t' Ii!•I• •nut e i tl'i e and t.efAf t Fa; 1'l. t 111"tc'el, qui quietly. •I foul; Peel ! if I ha i. f ;•.ue,syn''' j:,urnrying huckavatd end flit\ a 1, i tushed !else Ln t![uu •rt !te•' [,twisted conneelett whet l':tul': death. "TTtut I ant Iii it le.lii explrtilt t;, t•rn., I sane! I::,thsar,1•: reps• eteit!,Lnn,y Leidy for The m'r. •spry of that =csnc I �Ite "'rat' s't r\ i, . t"eerier!,loin.. I'e�rlor t ll:al ...I tieing ft `line ell near I,ue ,list: she had a !eating nightmare upon. Edward An - ,!^.I Heidi t,. 1•,v•!, lied lx n t n it, r that heart• \\tun iaweld ,net see! her facet 'u re ehtrelma r a_kee- h. r for what 1 returned, dietty.:' die ti, ertesley's troubled heart:'. 1 but. calrnitt-, he'knew ren. 5% t no !u tethered them. 1u':n.' e Thin \\ity seise lin c„m •• •et- tet , . I t ilu::al hu•. see !Mehl net ! Went:ng e tered lilt; nuit': pre er1 he e\ice!ed ilex to the depth of her -err• ys' ; it was "I ant !iii for a 'ung ss,1JI;,' she re- i = 1.L ttinf. itimii try should tail., to 0`L�thnp.lie I i rd. Lt+! gas ter; fat' lilt I •+ r thing pair:ful, bill nothing terrible: rtfr nature in joy. end' grief to command plied. eta.,ic'el\•,-and she did art. :e,k e t,'• s.•me eller it h insole a -•wee In ! :eel due. tae thought to see a' bert`aveel :nether, he lretself. 'ice Me [ittl�ht elle waled to him to ucc�upuny her; tut he sow her I setae scarier:, ! t r`. tier cuts. All avec' 1. •I ao in the (Greener of the 'pate[ sit •ii etf;e ii I e,” -•at;I Micas.'" lion[ i__•'stn : r •- �.COMMITTED 2"'CABS..IIA� j ..•OYER, .._ 11111, it r•': i,n ;ori,; -viii . � «•!iif.e 1vin1er, Must Face Trial -in Connection With Death 7.\.\;.!".."' d' keil 7IS },.•r nl. ,,e,inls. , a=<• l�ul�,1�:-:,_'.'. tea.l.1,. 1',. _12.:--\.:_..x .red., - ill 1.1 ),.•. ,rel, puirlt;; \n. _' raiz, of Husband From Paisonin • 141, ; 11:: bid ;s per plants C. P. It. \\1t.s41--•\lul:dt„ lira- \", 1 northern.' trH.l•' Ma. st.;,t N.,rlIt Bill'. - _ ensational Accident on the Niagara River. m ' • Fla riev- \•.t, S:...tire, 50e. bid, i) per, 'A despatch .from Cayuga, Ont„-says:,liri ager tri, regard a.; C0111i•r-anon-, '.•e • .,•,rt. ))Alin!.. 1 d,cpatuh troy. \''rgari.Falls Says= and ;rf•thr. train out on'the bridge. The' . %t committal was secured by the Crown had had ' h :he pi -ori r, \\ her[ 1•!at' P.ea, \. � „ xl• .i-krJ, outside, ,1 feei_ht train went to wreck ort• the trtidce timbers trade 111�eir way rougher • late Thursday afternoon in the case 0! ed ill. UK,. LV 1 \f 'll•;uuld uJlrnttt?d that ; O:ds N:1, "hal'. eager• bid, 78 per la \'‘-'1' stt'el • arch... bridge across. the Ni- !Ilan ever, and as they thundered. along Airs, Mattie Perkins, accused of having • he had Made lite s tenement after being ' c., nl. pairr� r"r 40:(1011 Ltrshrl;; 3�c l'''''a - Ai a1.. ua gorge on Saturday, arid when ,r11 • the •whale structure quivered with the 'poisoned her husbandlf Henry Perkins, all\•iSed tei •coir_-ut' with lids father, and ,3`,d �,u •c'At1t rats 1r) "1'oronlr,, age Lid •c: a3 over tw) cars «ere tieterin , c n ;hock, and people 011 the lower deck with strychnine.. The hearing closed That he had 1\ve3, -reef !iter Bone \';;�, un i-• eel : uh•: wit's Ili( t •i0',c, it Ehe (i.e .of flee Midge, "ac it a good led in teiru,r from !tie sounding t.f with a dramatic exit • by til r. 1'. F. R. t:rilur}!r to tri.:, seri .\'.hien,°y's oilier. 1't,r011 anti 'u1) hail fur nlor. • push i\•ould sent* them down auto the smashing timbers over ltitir heads.. Johnston,' }C.C.. who expressed in very and had it re\ 7f-13ut bre al.<+? s\\''['" • tee.11_ \o, :t yelkrw, ljt bid. 1.0.e: .n .rapids live llurrcirrd Uled fifty feet be- Some di•Iahce nut. on the bridge the- • forcible terms his disgust with the ac- that the stater n d:'1 not eorltartl taeint • \I. r, !t. ur (l. T. ll.. .Low. fart r'�f.,1!i !rain was in Canada derailed cars, bloke apart and the loose - tion of the Court, claiming there was la watrtea to and l,osi1 ely LI'!lte'i.,' 1ll'r-.No. ', t�;,• :,,ked• old 3-cenf.'rate and t!:e re=t.wa;; in •the .1 TIIICJ �tatE erne !tirued aiJe and jai -nine(' itself If' - . r - nol a�litt?e of evidence on which the a` number r't e•'matters u'p:,cr ve![rtrl_i 1're\'ailil,l,l,r•IC'e- art>:--.••\ \cw.fork't;e1[1rs! engine pu!leJ a ti, the tailing. being helth Lack 'from prison_. should be confined to jail • to the Crewel hi • eiidd. • \ti Ilial ---t nllar^u No. 1111 1 winter.- tr;,in of fr,rly-s. ; sur<' out cf thN Lc>Ir'1 h plun_te into the gorge' by its trucka• await her trial, While a committal The •nor'. -t Wee- ��r��ewdedd to ,iv:=r -1'.;' ,to `,'le; \o. red. .Ic to pec; .\ \allel yard and at!trtcd acro;--Itle Liid.. •:•aldrin}; the track. Near the centre of '.;. was not unexpected. the •proseculir;n flowing see a _ '41av, a:; un the ere\ a i...., 111 d, e`1c ,,..3 ...,3:,,i,. ! for the (;rand • 'frank )aril=.. As .11ie the bridge the ' other car else broke was little Afore satisfied • than the de- out: day. an and et: ? fr !l• guv?'i ::\,uli1e,li \\'lie's! (aff.•eiin;s•are '[ever- Irwin 1efl' the Lehigh Valley :yard the away from tine train- and-erasheri fence with the turn of affairs during exteres,ion t• feli.ngapp::tu'1ir1 al *Cite `le ,[:[;\,, \'i. i hard. «' \u, 1 f-,rty•ft,i ti car. jumped the. track- The Ihrough.the, railing su that its forwarrk the day; ac the evidence on \\'.hich' the find.. all* 4 .heeo0-.on r1' :':1.111: i.t• - ' whet.: ruurse r.f the train 1. L on a= end •bwng ever the chusrrl, lt, too,. • Crown retied to•the largcct extent pray- \Ire. 1'41 • was :eltal)I,'fr4..0 }a.. (!a eA,. ' ishili, '►0?,c,• track. T,...„.'"urve, and Ili Trim 'n the engine could was saved by Dan -trucks ca.,ching into - -txi to be of no vuiue. The witness re., to ;iw',i 1 1 earl at aha a-. 'z4>,. 'fed ' re,nt.a: :•t4':. ^Itit;;, nr,t see 1s far tack as the derai'•1 cal•, the bridge tracks and timbers, The Served to clinch the conviction was Mr. i 1}Iter•e, ivi” i • t•+' 'rtue.,tu,rt, `,f ball, '1'tl" Ilheti° tI u,t; ,• '1:lie Irisin wont ahea�1 at, a rapid rate, ears were much . damaged, the bridge •Thomas . !McDonald. who made alai! reef A•, -tie - :r: watt bre •h••l,l `on A,,rei ,,a''''.• 11_ II'r de�l tri 1; \.,. "let:o\v .1rnrl t ,;li 1 the dr.; e 1,d ca • ;unified over ties. railiirgr and v aiks were shattered, and signed a statemeul to the Crown some. IGttr. ran, J2':;r t,� ate. '1'nrouto and \Ci=at: ,awl/ch,•s and frogs s., demente ie. eveertluug- ;(tris': injury don': to the tracks. L. \.), a yei,e,w:, 1:,.to ie.. ate('. at_ cr a. :1 s1r•13 k, Ch lie\t tor Leland it was Teel; the auxin -are: several hours to •edetic • I'_•I;.: 011.ri,c,, 'eau,' u ' ., iu i,-- (:tia- 1 pullwt off Ill track 11.4.0: "arid' 11r- -tt\•o the; back. The ether line was' not. al's 1 %.O PUN'EJt STANDARD. T t` ;r O\ \\oOU1.0.1•-, ` t • : ears w'e.rrt . bun)I,+ng and leaping at •Itre etru• ted_ _ _ .- _ •_ tam frP1et11., 'ihl.c Will • .till Be Maintained in the Ihu\iaiun • 1id[> for Exempting Thcu► Its.•\,r bids. . British Navy•.. Front: "fixation. I;}ri'iel. Tato and in "demand: \.r. ?, •eat inc;+ part'. . in tic rt Ps, .;e. lei heavy ttip,\f:�\ LI (1 DOORS OPEN. --. . A despatch from -Loradon says': In The et; }:e 44) 1ar,, t'r.,.•• 'l r In 3.\l. \,,., extra, 5nr:_to yt •:w•-4r-a'nada s' tete cut ter , p,,/•„. in barrel,c,• _:- . p` t 1 `' ' I cee to fit ;- } elf -hear''; i L25: sP•lee4kL jury in linginia a Schroy- Fire Catas.• - lntroducink the navy Pstirnates in the y:n::!a} 1 eat • ut :re -a\c rhe h:•-: •I:'Pn: ,t u• t; `�• ler :�'�• • g 1 1 , -Gra I c.,•,. ., F'<,ur On!,r'�. !tu Or rent. at -n!,, tin air.i,.. ••.,_ r,• s, 'acted, -heavy - truphe Bring in 'Verdict. FiotL�P of I ummnits on Tuesday the Par- !,i rev fax ,'-- .0 •d iv.biel#:iraJ, •'r! P P r'analla -,. t'. c:J ern: ; pc rk. bnn.le;e, r_ • liamenfnry rrrr>tary of'the Admiralty. Onfari r. tsrlr'e': -ettC 1 p1 ,n !,f weed.. £: 'u ,,.,i,ed. �se,r,7 aide Vanitok.a. rest ., 14:is+! :qua!1t\ c•• : r'au:nl:: :Y..irt clef A despatch from MnntlWal 1 rs: The, ' Mr. kubtiLun. sad •the Adinir'itty t.4:•":111:• f40 n-` t.:tot.. t, i, n,,\\.• p c: l.1 tn. I ''• me. • $i' „a: ,. v114.1 : .,.5: luhcl'•,`•1 pe : ', c••rner-' jury in the iluchela;ta schoo+ a. Gay 1; F'k, _. ,l y' r;r,na4ta rrirss lieved that the. two -power ktandard any liar'' : P ''tri- pry,+tri• a of fiat s'•r. ,b.:%!'0.- ler,rk, long' 1 ,,:.f,::.1..70-.: dire ^_alastrc,phe breut;ht-in a. verdict on ! - - Ilea PI•i,es .ar1'-1lemfitill aruwii '•: 11110311 fl;tnk .would Le adi4)uately maintained by tie l:Si.lir rel'a?n Y\r !i rine: I•,1•I;; �2re.af ,Faget r e cleats -_ perk, Sal; Friday afternoon ti�rdin;** the ,hildren proposed,. programme for cOnslructinn. in Ili_ tart ,r .•'. 1 bv•a4w •,diet t•e t •. ¶12 :41• • heavy ll. er M1 1r rk, r'.n'0• cl4ar fat hits l+r, were asph}xiuted, ane! painting out four l)urinl,* the past ten sears Great Britain passed t C i l ,, 1 IY.i .lit, [ •,;ret .. to can- •. t.h, t ;.f errors r,n the Part el the scho& man.- had-. added 1,112,205 tong to her rias''. f• c 2ti• eke rept an. «'4 eh teary -he made., .COUNT -1't\- Pf1ODL CF, t. 3 a ear t~_ • 1. _ ai.oru[•nt and. ret.t,ers•; which.- while noes while Ftussta,, France and Germany ten•I Beeler tutu' or penia!: Not more than "...Renee, �aaerkei :s 'toady. with a b•)r,•1 ;`E\\' \ C Ella. \\'FIE~:,\ C \f 1ih1iET.,L.:7). 1 ct,ntrhbu!oty erimew: se affeeteQ ether had added only 1,108,^S0 lone.; tw'eril, live • 'nete-- •owrle.l len any one -,1, r [n 1•!;e•lder i•il• lull•'i•ii, the disa.�t'r. Ails. Flair}. Iltr caretaker; 'Che tls;r,li navy \alas.ihe cheapest, roan 11an'rrdl1.•.. 4?. se .,1, aew lark. \fai�h te.--\\tr est -'flot teft thedr,ur; in s. IluserITInl open, thus. Ing $tf. Per acini That- nt 4rvtice co..rl «:r•-timet•nian.ta ,.,, -,,, -•;t to' t: m:_ \r P ' : -�, - The let a oral r la define d in he' d,, ..,!*;t,17::.....:........_ .,,. .., `,'3 In' e I'•J 1'',..:e're inti into the presage; ther+r r ” );, „- eery; pewee 4'C t?, 23a «' `' h sr flue,; \ 1• ea:, .hern Lu- «'as rpmi < Qct tui pedl,rin t 'fir.'' deft... Two fears hence I'r•c'at Britain will. lrat.e It :,•p,y - 4.,f ,IW 't i i''th, °•L►r: •'fl•.,' fir.:.x.!.-ril.w;:1- and thio the !agar* uu.t,1 In have had' completed six reit battIe'hi S, irlcliullny at.:!ill'- ter, eat- .1.-!‘:.b..,o.b,at 'r p' r'hee;se- I er •r', tic:. hears. -1 i'rc. �' 1l. [' prarti�rd ,snore often. 'Mie, \taxwe., 3e• three cif .eh., Dreadnought cia.;, arrd,thret. i WO " tr Pt r'F,.r. g t tn'h. -. n d ,, ni'te�r, n> i- •1.lig< 11:trket i e3,i.>r et ea;. to re. I p - laded- lore er :than she shnuld to werrni;. - armored erulscn of the irn'incibbe cease: eta trees o1•r ,\'C ir'•tre.:n_.i,.n,«'ter. or' _ �.1Tf.1.L` \1,1f:liC"f• the.ehildr�n upstairs, and therti? were 1 u,t_rl-- �• rh rn•*cs ire rtcrs: :.''bile neither Franc. aur r3ermany would 'tri trees i. 1414' i!li.bP ill 4lamrtec.0^'E'i'n k; n., fr'tal:-'.r11e�1_.. .p... IL' tQ f?':' .rr,rrri 1 `\t ii.1i. 1„ --rear' --«ore film n' fire a;cape :_ "1'hi'. jury' added to 1l.•s ,.t 'have a single .,•.hip- oT those topes elven- WO t ree- -'of a ; ,.feet:: ' z [ '' . t , t 'plated. t'he h.erae fleet was a logical r - . 'to tc to hiitd,;r ,Th *tatth tt, th?. %‘,.,,t -ern Naar: verdlF:t a_-uggeetiun thst in each schout - Ir:4frT.r)e, firz.n o.: development of it: concentration in hung l r4,;.i.,dew•1 .,. • r`': to 'i i k'i't tc Jal• •lire.' oftr'rrn•g' «:i re.'modf'r there- ought le • be one man it -"least aer ► Nr, ^tn,l 11 ri 'rt 111, k. '.:.. :•... :ter' !'.) 1 tc:.r.G'Ty Ili : >itt1 tt)r: 'gllallty ; f Sural:.' r.•! n _ custodian, It did not cen.ider theta '$len and furni,ht?d additk,nal security uUii lc d,,ti114 ll h, 1 Prate.. e aina the Terri';hr risk of ,rlasic,n. The !; : 3�r' `r` r' y ••C -r•e....,:-,.,: . ,. .,' tit• to Itc the atnima.l, sea ererlty iP.r, tare F rate.attant `algae* ".11f elicsil Corn,. . T 1.11 .!:e :t;r, 1t r , r:f•d••h a,•1' -�. '} ii, lie' • •11.' I)) I3;' Export' atiltis, ware -:n a :Cp demaha. aticstc;ners could De' held re.pohs`tbie int etialine•1 t1s'et was strunt ,.er no\v than }1.!. wa, in 171k,. �Co1;) ,i>d las Ile, ;,'t: ,re a. 1<,,. ws: 41'ie•y-t u , • fie lo. 1:'• titer tb,' r',mbe- filo-ice enure, ,,.Jd reuel,i' at ate 'o K'• 25 i the affair. - _-1 (coni' er'r ; rl evergreen' en•' Irtr ?; 41411 1e+ ,!.1,,j,,,_;,11 -- , •, - Per • cwt. t\ 1:;1.' -►f1PJ.4-14 4 , .t ,trrl.•rS' _ . _ - — 4 _. - -- i - tine: \ r 1 ty paw:' t4.: rdo '1414,1,31(3.k• t' an -:-.Ias l..4 . ,,r et.,'1:, fir 114itd--ii. !c- 1 brl 11g41 af4t*' t., atlt, per real •Si_ - _,wh}LC P11,'4+,'N,,;w:a\ ,-prate'. r,4Ja-r, •ca and':St.::, til .'.l.5 ter }lrinl,s.. thultt iutl:<I,era' C<ittdr realrhe4I Ihe. $3, E:`-NA\'►C,1r1Z _ARRESTED.. t 1 & 4 Ol1f) ri\ 1..- ORDERED. ... I Flardwue,d t,r t,rc,;ni•'caled; 11 "14 Orrk. 1' i',i-t * .(!telae'. ,..S5c-til -i o ". ra-a'.'rn ' IetP1 111 1 favi 'terra ill-tan�•.c \ e sl. rJa} , — i a,Il, Pin •11 .C•'''..1.,',. ,• h i., -Weed, hill!). ;car_ e,,;, t!) ,+t :Ii. e'�-.31 -l.,:,1} Item, • . ! tert.--tbe--bull. ern!, o 1_una picked an}nials fharged 1. ith-FaiNifing. Ilfouk. of Barr>k Contract toe •Needed' i:ngine. 1 -et by.L.,,•11:1,•,-e......:.Leek i'ae.ereo-oe'ftulr tiff••:. 1ia!,:J I- l,` -'(ail stutrun.•art dereey at -114Pt't= 1OO\W,•1 1Ire,r, flip 4 rise',- 14141 ln. fare., 01 (umrtlevice. Temiak:roiintt (anneals -atom Bion, !.;mute• _, 1„'.tn tl. *,arid ,11.1 s,)ft reapls, all ,to •:$..:'1 fat' '1n•10111;v;' ,oea,ndarl • *1111.41.1, 1're_ '1111 .14411l`•'•wt'T14 3c_ (G1= .A. 41 .pr1'' 41 fr'ur11 'J-Urr,rlt0 '34-- -Con-. atereaneero. Catteir. L'a, te,,,e+.a aria t•1• ,: ;,«{t' h AU/VA L4Il.1..119•,1 -at ,:D• - )a h,w'.•< :- F'ie'krat 1,ul.,i)i r- • (1411 .>.: -�'+1.0 la 1alpa• track fair tn. aup(tty e4--a1x -hatter tt\cam 1- 4 .4) in -ref out, here. ., i-. , r ilk, .- lur the uGirrnnirut Railway 'dale beenal.::1ft4V a t^, •;:;w h;,, eater, Loa- ,,,era tilt it;t!e•1 ',,,,i. \4'..-+It•a^ic' Jt' S►1.� to..Si I t ..:'i1 ” .:au 4 441 . q: -:, 'u 5't.?',: NI. ru�tit .a rti_ated talo! An Uuncan,�lats. !.; C\vnY t' n illlo,:11''%t 4(1'. \\ N1tll:in. c.1._ _ _ ;,•t(V4- -ia:50 le 'i.int :'4.l4ltnc'l 10w•2:,_ rnan3�,er of the .anadia .Bank of error ' Jet by the Terniskarniumi and, Neathern '''" el. ear let, here, at. ,U fu $.a.2..-.3,, raid anrn'rs, $51 [, $2 ..r rnerce r,? Ayr, ori a char=t' 01 falsifying U71Li4rio F30illi•il Commission... -the en- Own"r 1Ct14 Jr:,.ri 1�, S•yUra'e aU'•ttt P,.xrml,-- -.- r,.i y flea is .1....) lnrrl,r. a , *nation 10 ihe� ' 1ela t. the bo••ka :nal cleeume1)! .f• Iltt bank. It Fine", «15,eh }will .be of. !tie #rn \C1rePl f b l.,w rt•• ". - -[>1 fr\ l�it1\'�. Ie . -alleged �. ale 41 f. i'f1* r 1t-f!r," f1P'lt nee- �riii{ elle-),rJ that un Feta ueirl..nd. ds t het s passenger type, wile. bat conalrtrctE(( b' .iii}i.Cafk:by'E'rh. •'Ibt. !lean ih•,}'[,. - rart,\' 1 lu'he'exn�r,i}ie'[1 ry the ac:.•:., I1"ee- tl. 1ict_a--4".t:,1i r.,r _,etllta And ae reedit) at :+l...1 tu=' I*0, and ll. eht st,l.k• ra!•v�I a v'uucttrr fee seventeen *older the Niutltrrnl Lot...Lilo:th e Welts, at n _ r • i arid,,;uiuet; • cents io_ 1l!irtecn • thtiusan... '' coat cf $120.06.1„ The company w'ia de- ''elft: ft the property 'i.; found to earee• Tee Ilea.\.i••-• •Tel lute -'tete. res Were ;tea tit e. •:1 :, to 5..:3. accula-_ ' bier them. rn Oclober, with n the- e',;11.1 1l.„u: 4-e the oat_ Ihe ax,• P•irk--'ti ll. • cut;, filial- :,1 y:';,:'4) per 1-'r1;; to qualet : •' - and se nle•en dollars and ninety -cent, 4T11 )1}on rnat' h, ;r4tltrl.• i;,t h •aenlp• 1'fltr.+t; n),--; X21 to del :n), _ -1:\pi,rt •01414 \\-nt:e-ae':0414 at..$S :.. tui and «mngfully made an entry in the. •'l -- : lion ceases. however. if gt-ar,-1) t`= s::- ' ” rtlrlked and Dia. 'a!t.e.4 \,f: af; -- 1_rin„ ''al. '15 : t•x}eur1 Lw' 6- al- ear 5.4 i. $1.511 -t s .of 'the: barrk to- Cover the -amount - 1'OL \D FROZE:.\ .T4 1)1 TI1, towed in the w.,r'{I;,ltd, ar• if It• lural e:ear Larr,n, l ate 1u 1l';r: fur ton-. and er:,�n-f Pd ' lanai:, Se, 14 t,1 'S;' ural •fe -_ l's eat over and the tries rtarnov,,j . cases: ham,'. r11r'4iarm and• light l ,?; u-erntria,1 Iamb, al.'>41 It '4, ; I) lea ; vast: •• til hie:. 114.4\)-.14' ,; to l:*e'; barks 16fe flu;.•. \'tn• tan harnh4•tl. Selects were il'OtiT1 —Body ©t' Cukno\\ri \tan Di+covereri on' g, -_•-' ' h' Ina: .tiauldt>1-, 11c tu- 11=i.'t yolk. ..nisi :4t So ".1 :i 1_l}gltts and fet-.et-fire till :: - Shorn of Trmiakaming. ! 11 fate brt'akfaa ' biteere 15'.x? to .-1G.• i ''- ' Iturglars Stade' a good, Bum at 'fe,s' - ra . wl Iiunburt)• • - - drspnl,•li -frotn 13ratitf.lyd says 34 4 J,sepateh (rem Lobel,• say., : 1:114.1 : i1:RE:E;'.1l '* 1' IN F':tR Et sf. ' green meat; out el pickle, 1.: leas that, 1 - "'ihe tee of ilecit`s., Bock on hake 'fertile. .1srnokt'd. -- - , '' - STUDENTS- BLINDED. ;4 dc'-patch•tr.,tn .New ILimburg. sae- body of four r 4110 Ilailt11 a found rear! It[tvsrrn Bril:►in. Bessie.• r 4ard-FiPrn:'Beretta.. I2,',','; tub,, 1e'.,'c:l' - - Saturday merrtinl about ll. o'clock :t y tr•ran men P' :old Japan tsurwh Oita, 12°4f _ ra,>,,,,t • „r n-„-.tt,,a -. 1„1 - at a' ..1-.r *1.woe - verted Ilea ,. padoinee -safe' - •/ - :anion lama:ere had been bl•)wn to piece:' and' robbeo \ deep,tr'n 41‘, rl \V„14 1..,i11 say \ fab til S_20 worth of ;lamp' and about Ara.:til•at 1 wits I\ Jur} 111' ,i'y•n,e, Seta in 'a -!i und-aft, the p1 1at. papers' E J I'' treelitinrl in \!,•bill -1 niun cu -sllu,1;,14• t�fl, ngil1;,r fo hhe pet., 4,4' 'r•. The neagn ' eiln Fls.ta} .•,vn� I,a\ae loon n..tilfte[i til br frozen'stift on W.etl+l*••,da.y morning, Ile ,A Petersburg .1r.,ptctch .;elle ,thea and his brother wire working of 3 rrllrlr? near is brotae_' and "tic lett itail.''lbtlre an. agr44'mint Mile;,•.'rt hn»ia. Irian* -e.• - ion Tuesday night to an tack to the mine. f'il'et Beltran and Japan regarding the N Far Fast i, definitely aware*. Tltanke Ahnrt. 7 .)clock on VfPirir.c,j, n �i i r 04)31 1111 IR ICP aur a . nlLht \\ttl' h ural Jesuit cel,.nisl\, \ be• w'a fount! !roam_ lir i; a native of , ' , ” rniiCkel is -'ere 'Kiln, Ontario N.), fill the 11'M,ke,ut fru the .baht-t,reakr4',. Tt.< li,-nfrr'e Dr, Ct,41d, dideatt Coroner: -',lrlgto-il'u l nn entente i, now definite, while are n•n. gaoled 5t 41 .. \.,• .; r •oucrrt \\'as :earl at'\let till Celan Ll '1 'e 1x[41014,11 made a l'. iec1: aft. the bl4iire_, "and a f',ot'ait cor.. table took.'14ie.remain:a i , is qu,ited at •tic!' c to 4:k•, \o. ;, 411.:• freshnu'n in riritc.•. \.1 w4::nr aloe. - • • to, llaileyLurl': They Freund the body on • ;i til 424 per 00,444'h rx-ct.,r 1Ct\ 1114-1 l etude :d....111. d 4 4� . lot a. \\ lit n • the ice, and ill is slid. nt the t the. friar The rest da,; tau= in France threaten: Pinckwln al- 5o lo• %'. 4. per Lilshe1. Ute e+4- Ir•1 light' wile, 41y•r1 cut, rand ,-:.%I1 11\1” IN 4 8 .'*4a:, must have ,lain dr w'.11 anti boar. frozen, to -cause u \tinieterial cl:ieis, f:urn---:\rtn;ri ten., No. .t S•ei] \14, 55e : at the same limte a lyl'ge ir„ttle of are• • • No. 3'. G:,c ex -stare. - •menet \vas IhFOwn•'fill, the dill! fear1 Artillerymen at Toulon' Attack. Nue..• Out; -On spat. Nr. '2 while. 5r1 •,l4 'u' it.'ung�ii 1,••; h tel the '4 0 act flour. 4 ontntis.ieeted Officers, \o•, a white. ill:.. t, 12,:: a ,,_ i_ 4r.,e. ThP be ll4' hie lie al, ll., . /lie 'room 4 • il.'� elrlt frill I't,uion; France t 414 ler Lus.r, I . x-stur•,e,: ' ' \17111 th. r,\ot•\f'helnl,11 fuir;e; Pernlinr pr ,,. 1 'all Pi, Ilii•`•- 1 ill., the,' Plc-, of G' \ \ !11111171t Oei:UI'rell in:)11e •art,;lrryr i.d --R �+ tfg'-lie e ti) tin car' leads, _' for aeks here dui \\'edir,;rlay. ;Ihr- ,� $1,141 in jobbing lok. _- _ _-eleral_n,,thl> G'tluv:,, and . 'ur n( Ihe+it • Floilr-\lanilubu ,I,rin_� «'ht'at• .c, •,-, I ad to la Nilsen e.• 111,'•. 'hualeitu! .m.1 !len •alta k4'd the riot) comm�.�ion�d of c, frf itod f.n \ell t nfu! in Irl+:-. 'fIler,. f er with rta..kers .and swhrds, Se\ • 1 h :i 1:1 ter eaing 1 aki'r' •' �.t,t40 to . tee: .., danger 4.f Ihr• t}\�e, of ,cont, be ng per- ural wire . 4 ,uuded oly,,hot4, sides, T1s i\v!nfer wheal 1"l,•ul.�. alio to $t.2:i: ,iiIUIIn1,rs were imprisoned, straight roL'tu's. �a,(,i in fie.; tin.. Ari mrrrunt, nrluei'tl. Blinded,;arm Broken, and Otherwise. In- •• I, ga. ~lira:, ru : exh'if.. • also tot- --- - _. Ell.C.T.,.OF TIIE 'FIRE KIN ♦ Jur ,] 1. ,n T,, i-.. Father. \Fi11fe••d-•\hailed! t lettaiee rail- •lines• Sae let $te• .!loiter ate to ae2,:,0: tin-' #uric bran, in bags. '.0 to fief: shorts.. 41'2 to 20.au: milled rn011114, $'1 '+5 - , 415: straight grill! ":4 t l 829 per fon, i. , - -A ,1 -palili fart! \foult:e t says: Ja nee do.;tor, was doubtless due to a severe !tolled flats -iter Ing*, Si to S:,I0 iii -- _ -+ /� With. Ahad!• an Englishman. thirly. y4'ar • 1 Meese river her by her -father over Pie car Iota. *52.2(1 to. *52.3:1 in jabbing int•,. N. z,.lin Cope YV i fs age, who {,Made*; zitiltw to -aggravated brad while. the 1rp1)er portion- of the • flay'=\u. F. $41.:.4) \u: *51:'.:.4) \t;.' �111.Lontreal Unable at Present . assault on the person of his two -and -a-, tread was still soil. ller arm. was .badly 3. 511.511; clover, mixed. $I I;•t pure (no.,r� V nJla rail ,- harf•j••iar-old dau•cllter, was on 'Chars- fractured and hitt never been set. ver, $10,50 to $11 pet' ton }111 car lot-. : I[t, o ion. ' clay condemned by. .fudge Choquette rot During the cold months of November 1•:ggs-Fur new- Ink's, ,3014 to :''tc are , -1 three 14'81•s Iii the pe.,it;.niiary. Allan and Der;elllber one witness averred that 1,eing quoted, n'hil.e frit•. ('1)111 storage bad nothing lo say for -himself, except Allan had' hold the child while naked and 1imi•l 2:,> to 2G) i; being quoled, • - that' he was sorry for What he had done, tinder the tap, and allowed the coli! Cheese -13'1.4e' for white Nati 1"e for A ,T,''-;•mil1' fr'e'ed \frnlreal sat=''\font• Lute large. anlouni-, toil,e cr4' 'civic trease 'and That he had alw'ays.treated his Wife water to run on her until she was prac. c'1i red still being- quoted, • Canadian real jt _present k in a• strife of absolute,in the ahape,of \valet• riflee,-are-being, . land family well• " tical!) un'onacious. On one oc•asion- cllreese- in the 1 r'}rf-h innrket is'stifi (;10- Itinprepar!•dne_s for at bid' tire, tilt st,ittrput t'ri. heavy expense in order to oh• • Judge Choquette, in passing sentence. he—placed her out on the gallery at .14'41 at Ga -for white and bas fir entered,mak! ler everything 'thamak! Possibly lie Ilain the water necesae1l' to .carry ori- >Faid.-!'This is. one of the worst cases ?tight, and kept fieri there for •a con• Butter -Fra lt-ntnde' C?1au44.114 • ektea ,lone to ente•liortile the cv'nditiens goy:- their e'tablishtnent,. Later the city - r' cruelly f Have e$;er,hearrl of. You ederable tune, although she was only 1.1 2Gc: medium. grades, , 21 c , t,'• erring Ilse Haler supply. There- «ill- be•will hear-el:nettlir44, of illie-in the; shape- .•- •.4:eared your child in -such an inhuman clad In a night 41rea., y a5c; in baskets or ha (11111 els, geteeeto lee change lul111 .the broken pump is set or f claims damages: manner that she is: now tntally' blind. He' use! 'tci make th ciiilg min* up 23c; Miinitoba, 2iic• to 21c. to wort: aurin and that cannot posejj,lyI The. -dan*ee truer• a sanitary point ori, .Von' •state that. you were- kind to your and down in the passage until she Smoked Sf''ufs ilams, Extra lin take plit'r (4)1 ,-anmP ,tii4Jr rince the (yfely_ carrot be oveer, eat i e tat ed. Tfaer_- wife and nanny, blit loll did not even fainted from the exertion, and used tee sizes._ 25 M-, upward: I:le; large sizes, pump hes' been set in 04)11 Ili114 there • danger 111 case Of 1111' et reheated tole take your child to a doctor. You ought remark to his wife that it \as''splendid 13. to 25 %a.:13?armedium: ; mediu'sizes, se- will continue It, be a serious eliorlage, al'. eonrned. Pali'nl- of policemen., t t be thnn.kful that; According to the exercise. Fie'beateend .pounded the tile lected weights, 12' to 18 Ts.. 1'ic;-extra' ca «later --fila. unlit- lite, teedd -leather and fii?4'remen are oout all:nigtlt. and everw u law. I cannot give yomore•tllan three ale one w•ith_hi-. Lists upon the head :and small. sizes,. $ to 12 abs., 14'1,: hams. break. and_ there l.3 a thaw': (trice flit:,slearner in Ihe city is _kept ready fon years for yoln dreadful • oTfence. For !ace'aind chest, and was wont to throw honed, cut,• rolled. large,, 141 4•: 4[(l.e ni ld \eea111er e�'!nes it will take -about 101111 N'liat.d` -service.. - „ a brute like you there i; no mercy. You her violently info bed. •411 this he' did small, 15e; regi}sh, i,onek-e breakfast r, \veol;'-to lilt :netters oil a salisfactr.ry I The secretary of the Board of Trade • are a disgrace to the community, and because he said the chill • was dirty, bacon. 15c; \\'llshire fi,con, 50.1b, sides. foiling. 111 11'1 the new pump is in- Coined has issued ',public n.ttlae re-. • i will give you the maximum .sentence- and -irritated him hy nhstirtacy; although 15c; Windsor bacon. backs, 1,c. slotted. questini ocruptiril' of dawn-townf • tree years in the penitentiary." the mother stated Illnt there was no Lard -.Compound lard. 8%c to 9?• e': • he Ire me:Ilntim., the volume of reeve 1 \alehouses 1n keep a wateliman on Han (* late ,:\•ddence proved that the little nerd to punish th" child at all, and that krttle lard. 13c 10 13 e: pure lard, pin!n!s i.; piling lip, rind Ihic hotels and premises fora few day.- in order thin.,. - gird had been dreadfully ill-used. The what her husband mistook for obstin- 11"ic to 12c a . tartortes and other buildings, weed)tr e II'. the alarm may be rung iri }mmediatelea• loss of her eyesight, as explained by a acyl was simply blind fear of her father. Barrelled Pork---I1eavy Canada shill Ii;rgr• galarilit!e4 cf water and eonrrl• :n case of lire. \lu\ Itla.\f. \l:aIIla Fate y' 1 1 ,, _ .. 1 • NOTES AND COMMENTS. During the past week, one of the leading characters of the last ,half century has been paying an -official visit to Toronto, General • •_;Booth, of the Salvation Army. 'When the Salvation Army first -set out on its mission, that of up- '• .lifting the fallen in the slums and a reaching the multitude Who never -.entered a church. it was looked. .upon as an aggregation Of cranks. A Salvation Arwy- soldier- was ,looked upon as a legitimate objet•t :for -the sneers -and contemptuous remarks of the multitude. They were exposed to all tot ins of in- ' tdignities and not would ehatn- ,pion their cause. 3lany of them were cast into prison,' martyrs of :humanity. This state of affairs kept up for years. 'But key pati- -enee and forbearance they lived - -down all prejudice. They proved '+to the world '. that they were .a mighty force: in the uplifting, of fallen humanity, and that they `were the friend- of the helpless +c riminal and of the poverty- stricken -By their peculiar meth- ods they are enabled to reach a class that the regular churches ;'•fail to reach. Their work is not -antagonistic - to - the regular churches, but complementary. -• Hand in 'hand with them they carry on the great work of the Christian Church. One depart- -tnent of their work which now concerns Canada is that of assiat- ing worthy men and women to emigrate to Canada. Last year some 211,000 -emigrants came to !Canada from Great Britain, and - this year a larger number will probably come with the assist- ance rendered by the Salvation Army: That the Salvation Army is now recognized as a potent .factor in the social and temporal _as well as in the spiritual life of .the community is evidenced b -the fact that General. Booth while -- in Toronto, was the guest of the - Lieutenant-Governor,.Lud rtti-Suu- -day at the great mass' meeting in -Massey Hall. -the chair was men - by the -Lieutenant-Governor,: 'Sir Mortimer Clark. and cm the platform were the premier and nether leading members of the Gov- -- eminent,' the -leader of the Oppo- - sition, and men .occupying the highest Positions in the social, •literary and religious life of . To - route, both Protestant and Catho- `., • Iic, assembled to do -Honor to the `leader of this great organization. 'The term, Salvation army, is no longer one of reproach, but a name sweessfuland noblestworks ear- 's -led on since the time of Christ. _GREENWOOD. • .•'Tbe folloviing is a list of the pnrchas • ers at Arthur Johnston's sale Iast" week Both Symptoms of Organio Derangement in Women with -the price paid for each animal., _The amoont realtaed on the Bala of forty animals was 117.455.00 ' Carnation Queen t imp .5 years to Peter White. Pembroke ., - i 330 • :.:Lady Anne Pith iirno 1, In years, to John E. Disney ;w`_ Boo,_ Greon• • - wood - • • 300 - .Lady May limp -i. 5. years, to Robt. - itfiller, Picker,ng • 330 Lady Marjory, 1 year,.ito Arthur • " Bowden: Colnmbue - ` 110 -''Princess Royal i; imp.. 7 years. to• Robt. Miller. Stouffvtilec - _ -41 :Princess Royal 23rd, 1. }Tear. to John Miller. prong -ham • 205 "]Ro emery 111th (imp). 12 years, to Gni/ Bell, Rramnton - • - • Mayflower Maid, 1 year, to James ' Inn r, Sofiya Beauty's Gem, 2 years, to Arthur Bowden, Columbus •7Beenty'i Queen, -1 year, 'to -Peter White, Pembroke - _Pante 4413, 2 years, to. Arthar How- den Faroe 5th, 1 year, to Mt: Phrvis Craigville :Fame 68b, (twin, 8 mos) to Peter White • Faand 7th (twin, 8 mos.), to W. J. ' • Bell, Abernethy Lavendar 43rd, 6 -year*, to Reid Bros , Walter's Falls • 290 ,Lavender 47th, 1 year to W. D. Ed- wards & Co., Rockland. Nonpareil Coantees, 1 year, to James McPbereoo, Dundalk :, Nonpareil Countess grid, l'year, to W. C. Edward's & Co., Rockland ;Duohess of Gloster 51st, •6 years, to • • "ahem Twit, Columbus 'Can. Duchess of. Gloster 34th, 3 years, to John Bei.ht, Myrtle 130 .Duchess of Gloster, 1 year, to A. Purvis, Craigville 140 Lady Darnley, . 4 . years, to ,Robert Stouffville, =Lady Milne, 4 years, to W. D. Car- gitl,• Cargill Lady Fine, 1' year, to Charles Hack 88 Catherines • • Mina of Syl%an 4th, 4 years, to' A. • lfowden - -- - ' - - • 105 ...Mina Princess, 3 years, to G M For syth, Claremont . ' - . .210 •:$t1ine. Counteee, 1 -year, t) A. D. Smidt, Almira <lh5 'lDaiey Dow, '1 year, to Peter White Pembroke 125 1F.lorenoei Fanny, 4 years, to Peter •• White 190 -.Florence 13th, 6 yeirs, to D Steph . elle. Petty River Valley 185 •'!_.IF'lorenoe Favorite, 1 year, to Jame* McPherson, Donda'.k 150 Duchess Anne 13th, calf, to Reid Bros, Walter's Falls 290 Smith, Columbus Prince of Florence, 1 year, to F W $nott, Highsate Royal Ramsden. 1 year, to ilex Moore, Greenwood Baron Darnley, 1• year, to A Rogers. Bel wood Duke o1 Florence, 1 year. to G C Coakwell, Altotia Lord Warden, 11 mos, to Watt Bros Salem • Gloster, 10 moa, to W J Sheaa. Owen Soand 115 140 110 1.40 120 100 95 Total for bulls sold • 81185 Average for bulls sold. ' '• 5147 50 Average for all animals "— 8197.25 :SALE REGISTER. THURSDAY, MARCH 21sT 1.907—Auc- tion•aale of valuable firm property being lot 1, rear of Con. 3,-Scarbboro. For full particulars see advt. in an- other column. F. Postill, Auc- tioneer. • THtxsos. . MARCEL 26T, 1907—Aucs tion sale of farm stcick; implements," square timber. etc., on lot 19, con. 5, Pickering, } mile south of Brougham the property of R. S. Phillips. Sale at 1 o'clock. See bills fur full•par- ticulars. Thos. Poucher, auct. FRIDAY, -MARCH :.'0th—Combination sale of farui stock, implernents, furn- -iture, produce, etc., at Brougham Hotel. Sale at 1 o'clock. 7 months credit. 6 pee gent. per annum off for cash. Thos. Pouches. auct.- SATURDAY, MARCH 30TH, 19117—Auc- tion sale of- household effects, stock and hay,- the propperty of Gordon Bros., near old G. T. R. station. Pickering. Sale at 1 o'clock. Look out for•bills. Thos. Poucher, auct- ed times, shorthorn cattle, and Berk- shire swine as well as the farm imple- ments which are all nearly new and some No. 1 seed grain peas, barley, and oats. )THA. • Iva Nighswander is suffering from pneumonia. Levi Hoover called on' Jos. Mowder s On Saturday. John and Mrs. Scott .spent Sunday at Wm. Forsythe's.• Stouffville. iv. W. a_t.d Mrs, Hoover and daught- ter spent Sunday at Ringwood. George Judd and bride took tea with John and Mrs. Scott on Thursday. John Scott and Dunkeld Bros. ship- ped some fine' cotswolds on Tiiesday. Joshua Mowder and Miss I). Mow- der.s ent Sunday at Jotlhu:t, Hriover's, E. B. and Ars. hoover and-daught- er nd-daughterer spent Sunday at • Jos. Groves. Ring- . \Ven. and Miss L. Dunkeld and Mise New Advertiser►senCs. OATS WANTED.—About 600 bus. of good oats at once Apply to Pickering Livery - - Y3. OST.—A lady's purse.containing a 4 8-x.00 btll and some small change Finder please leave at the NEWS office • 23 PEAS.—To let out to responsible farmer. Enquire at Poet O@ice., Picker, log, for samples and prices. Ch&a. AL. Willcox, 221E SPIED PEAS.—The ' undersigned has -a quantity of back eyed Marrow fat peas, for sale, suitable fur seed. ti. C. Bucker' Pickering. Ont, : ' 10tf FOR SALE. --A• number of Pure bred barred rock and Black minorca rock - reels. W L Couricerlot 17 R F coni, Pickering. 9•ly OR— SALE. -1 Happy- , Thought L - range or one Home Comfort range for coal or wood both in good order •• Apply lot 33,. con 1, Pickering 23-24 T;�OR SALE.—Twenty young pi¢s 1` Yorkentre and Berkshire Apply at lot 12, con 3, Pickering Joseph Doyle, Pickering fo WANTED.—Three -good men, steady work 890.00 per month aril board Apply F T. Rrignall, Ozdrift, New Ontar- io es -a3 FOR SALE.—Tile undersigned has for sale at Ms' premised Lot 16. con 6. s quantity of Manchnris Barley, oats, a quantity &lsike, clear of all foul' 'seeds Lance John- ston, Brougham 98.24 SOWS AND COW FOR SALE. - 1 have a few saws to farrow in May and Jane, two boars ready for service. best York• shire strains, also cow to freshen in March. Prices reasonable, Call at barn and see stock. F Y Chapman, Grasmere Grange, Maley. Ont. . 90.93 FOR SALE.—A numberbf heifers with calf. For service Shorthorn ,boli. "Rising Start'' 65428, bred by Ed Robinson, of Markham. Dam /LOGO Jilt .Imp! 4,..1.0,1 by King of Ctamoo is 6t1U99• Terms 81.02. W est - trey Bros., Lot 10. Con. .1, Audrey P. O. 15:f ARM' FOR SALE OR TO RENT— Beteg part of lot 27 concession 9. Town - snip of Fickertne. containing Sfty acres on which there it a good houseand eutbutldrags. the farm ie in dna condition. the plowing all done and ready for crop, good fruit' on the prem:feit ,:Ifs 50'acree of pasture land to be rented to cnnr:ectiea with the above farm. Fos particulars apply to Mrs. .Dr.. Mabee. Odessa. or K'.%. fitcharssan, Pickerui Annie Cowie peat Sunday at- l'lletry Seed Grain For Sale• Miss. McAvoy, of Russell, is spend- ing a titne with her brother, C. l': McAvoy ' Thos. Dunkeld and family spent Sunday at S. Burkhulders', Lith line Markham_ Otto and Mrs. Nighswander and Mrs. T. Nighswaeder spent Sunday at Locust Hill. - Owing to the illness. 'al C. C. raid :airs McAvoy, they have decided to hold an a_ uction sale on Tuesday. April ra regis r- •-{foose wheat, Irish nate, Abundance oats Egyi.;fan oats. The above are strictly tree from tares wild oats and all noxious weeds. JOS. LAPP. Cedar Grove. 22-25 ARM TO. RENT.—Being lot 18, can 8, Township of Pickens., south of and a+lotmng the t'iilage of Clare.a,00t, con- flating of 17c acres. On the premises are a good brick dwelling, :trot -class barn. and stables. an abundance of .good aster- :hare being a mon. Ing stream, and water in stew.e. two good orch- ards. Fall • towla • done, For fut tber partic- ulars app y to ► orsy • or • •� r Backache, The Blues" 29.0 280 135 160 180 180 90 48.5 150 155 225 200 • 200 140 • '• Total prices for females sold at the sale $6715 ,Average price for females $209.85 BULLS. Royal Brace imp, 3 years, to R J Doyle, Owen Sound - $ 260 5•a • . —Thousands of Sufferers Find Relief. 4 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-areare Offering Ut cut prices are advancing priee daily. •• -' For the neat few weeks' we are offering -canned goods at close prices. - Thistle brand,. corn and•peas-2 cans Peas and one Sugar corn for 25c; 2 cans Thistle brand Tomatoes, 25c; 2 cans fine Pink Salrnon 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 lb; Ja- pan 40e 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 $5. ' D. Simpson & Co., Pickering. pring and Summer MILLINERY OPENING COME KCTM�b 2 7t & 28thLOSTOOEVERYBODY MRS. HERKS & DAUGHTER UNIVERSAL AC�7 �Ul\lY L1CJL'1J.� BREAD MAKER J. L. SPINK :'LIMITED How often do we hear women say: "It seems as though my back would•break„' or a'Don'•t speak. to me, I am all out of aorta?” These significant remarks prove that the system requires attention. Backache and —the blues" are ,direct symptoms of an inward trouble which will sooner or :later•_declare_ itself. . It may be caused by diseased kidneys or some derangement of the organs. Nature requires assistance and at once, and Ly- dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instantly asserts its "curative powers in all those peculiar ailments of w-hmen. It has been the: star.tlby , of intelligent • American women for taerrty tears and the ablest judges agree that it is the most universally successful remedy for woman's ills knoai-n-to uie(lirine. Read the convincing to nsuials • of i }Ire. Oakes and .Mrs. ylat•NitmeN• Mrs. .f. P. Oakes of Prince cif \Gales Hotel,•Head of SI. )Iargaret's 1:111-. near Halifax, Halifax County. iNCva .Scotia, Canada,, writes : D -car Mrs: 'Fi1:k11nin :— _--:., "After what your Vegetable romponnrl did for me, I am a -firm believer that -it is a won.ierfu,l medicine, and that .any woman •whn is troubled =with any -of the ills -we suffer frnrn should try it and she will soon be convinced el ..its w,nrth. Six bottles • ckanged me from a peevish, despondent, sickl$, ailing woman to a sweet -tempered, healthy one, who rarely ever has a pain now, and who before was ,rarely without one. As -a •regulator, strengthener and a tonic, I think it has no superior' and I certainly endorse it." - - Mrs. Anna R. MacNamee of corner Queen and Wellington Streets, Kingston, Ont. writes : Dear Mrs. Pinkham "Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound has done all the good in the world for me. I suffered with irregularities, back- ache and severe pains all through my body, and was very nervous and blue. I think i'used a dozen different kinds of medicines. • some prescribed by the doctor and some re- commended by friends, but one bottle of -Vegetable Compound was worth more to' me than all the other medicines put together, My general health .began-. to improve as soon as I began td use the Compound, and in three weeks I was a perfectly well wo'nan." When women are troubled with irreg7. ular, suppressed or painful periods;•weak- nese, displacements or ulceration, that bearing -down feeling, inflammation of the ' female organs, hackache, bloating • !or flatulence), general debility. indi- geetion and nervous. prostration, or are beset with such symptoms as diizjnees, faintness, lassitude, excitability; irritabi: lits, nervoiPsnese, sleeplessness, melan- choly, "all -gone" and "want -to -he -left - alone" feelings, blues and hopelessness - they sremember should; remeher-'there is one tried • tate remedy: Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at once removes such troubles. ` . - No' other 'medicine- has sucn a record of cures of female troubles. ', No -ether medicine in.the world has received this widespread and unqualified endorsement. Re -fuse -to buy any substitute. FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN - Remember, every woman is cordially invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham if there is anything about her ey nptoms she does not understafi'a_ Mrs. Pink - ham is the daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham,herassistant before her decease, and for twenty-five years trine her advice has been freely ani cheerfully given to every ailing woman who asks for it. Her adviee and medicine have restored to healthlnnumerable women- Address, Lynn, Mass. Mrs. Masses. Advice -A Won ,.,[ maderstailas a'iY ,95. Sow theT best Seed, it will pay when' harvest- comes.- We have the tollowing 'tiarieties and - others:— . • • Blue Kents. ' . Green .Marrows, • -• - English Champion Eclipse. - _ Advancers, Yorkshire Hero. 2k to 5_feet. - _• . Prices 50 .... ; Seed- delivered d toStraw. nearess railway station. •.- J. H.Downey Whitby. - _Paints, Wall Tapers,- p• ETC. . - ... 'A large fresh stook now on hand. °rices in Wall Paper ranging from 8e. rip. 4 • gffiersgeweinnessows • Q.iREMONT, DiianWeak• - .Greggleavesthis Reek for _.the North-West. • T. J. and Mrs. Wilson were in 'Toronto on Monday: Miss Eva Gibbons is visiting ' with Toronto friends., • David Hubbell, of Myrtle, spent _Friday last at S. Bray's. Mr. and Mrs. Dowswell returned . •home from Toronto this week. John Linton has hired '-to Mor- gan Pugh for.,the..snmmer James Coates and latiy friends ' spent Sunday at J. Cochrane's. • Master Douglass McFarlane,has been very ill during the past week We regret to state that Morgan Evans is very ill With -pneumonia. Mrs. Peter .Rumohr is visiting Mrs. Hoover, of_ Green. River,, this week. J. H. and Mrs. Beal spent Sunday in. Pickering, with the • .latter's parents. Mrs. John Sleigh ' and Mrs. Bre- condeen, of Toronto, spent Satur- • day at John M. Macnal:'s. Mr. Matthews, of McMaste'r's •University, will preach in the Baptist church next Sunday. A number of our young people attended a party at Stouffville on Thursday and -report a splendid time.. . Mrs. Burkholder and Mrs. Brown, of Stouffville, spent a day last week with Wm. and Mrs. Dowswell. The hockey game played on the rink hereon the evening of Wed- nesday of last week resulted in fav -sr of Brougham by the score ▪ of8to4. - The • A. O. U. W. will rneet on the evening of.Tuesday. the 19th inst. A full attendance of mem- -bens is requested as very import- ant business will come up for dis- • er $ .:-cession. R.•W. Curry has placed a •: '.steam sehiistle oh _his foundry. :aid 'our citizens are now reminded that we have one factory—in town that_ is kept busy. Nothing gives a more busines: -like aspect as, the blowing of whistles at certain -hours.' T. J. Wilson mcived into ,the r . sliote1'property on W edne=day last and will--onduct a- first-dass..tem- • perance house. We are pleased to report that the -hotel has, again opened. as its being closed has • proved a great inconvenience to •:the travelling' public.' We Wish him success in his venture. A most painful and what might •-•have -proved a"fatal accident oc- curred on Monday evening at the home of Alex. Wilson. His daughter, Miss Olive, after light- ing a lamp, reached over it "When the sleeve of her waist caught fire. She ran outside and in some man - . - fore she was severely burnt about the arta and the -body beneath the .arra. Her injuries •are most pa.in- -tuI; but we.are glad to say with- out fatal consequences. Her -.many friends hope for her speedy ...recovery.. On Wednesday last. C. F. Orr. `formerly- editor • of The 'Ban ner -laid two ' charges before Major Harper, of Whitby, against the •Claremont Drag Store for selling liquor Without a doctor's order .and also one • ge, or selling out. keeping a bock re- cording its sale. _ It seems that !;.31r. Orr entered the drug•stnre and on two occasions purchased six ounces -of liquor and on.ttncith- er occasion a quantity of carbolic • acid, .hence the - charges. A con- .Viction was recorded on the first two charges but on the last the charge was dismissed. Remember the.. .concert under the auspices of the Claremont Citizen's•Band this, (Friday) ei-en-• ing. The following artists has e been :secured to furnish the pro- grarnate : Mr. John Kelly,. Ven- triloquist, of Toronto,: Miss Mar_ • ` garet Gould, Elocutionist, of Ux- • bridge; Misses Minnie • Todd- and ri Bertha. Sintzel, Soprano Soloist. • -of Goodwood.; and Miss Mary Gar- butt, Soprano Soloist, of Stonff- . . •'-villa: and Misses Mary Todd and ,Edythe Howitt. accompanists. This programme promises- to, ' he ..one of the best ever presented to a ' Claremont audience. Onr _ -mens. should turn out in full force and thus encourage the band boys in building up a strong musical or- ganization. They are doing excel= lent work.and are deserving of the hearty support of (Mr residents._ Admisseion : reserved --seats;-- :35c. adults.25e.,•and children 115c,_ The, .plan' of the hall may be seers at the drug store. Remember the . • .Siate.'this Friday' ' evening; March . '15th.. 1 4 • • -FRUIT 1 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 hushes. • 1 have moved my office to my resi- dence on Linton ave, where I have a full stock of repairs for farm imple- ments. Weak Kidneys.ly point to weak kldney !leases. The Kidne.Ys.like the :Heart, and the !Wroach. find their weakness, not in the organ itself. but in the nerves that control and guide and strengthen them. Dr. Shoop's Restorative is a medicine specifically prepared' to reach these controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys along L futile. It Is a waste of time. and of money as well. .11 your back aches or is weak. if the urine scalds, or is dark and strong. if you have symptoms of Btlghts or other distressing or dangerous kid- ney disease. try Dr. Shoop's Restorative a month— TebletrorLiquid—and see 'what 'it can and will do for you. Druggist recommend and sell r. Shoop's estorative Whitby Steam Pump -Works '! A good . easy working pump is time saved. Time is mosey. We handle all kinds andguar- tee satisfaction. Cistern tanks made to order. Z. W. Evans, • IMOTHY SEED and Alsike Seed "%r silo at reasonable prices at E E Pugh's, lot lb, con 7, Pickering. tett LADDERS -F Good stock of Ladders op hand at ilc A ROUND. _ Liberalreduction if taking e, quantity. • W. H. JACKSON, Brock Road. • gonumenM? Df sal Materials and design kepti n stock. It will pay you to (fall at our works &td inspect our stook and obtain prices. Don't be misled. by agents we do not employ them, oorisequent• ly we can, and do throw off the agents, commission of Alper cent., which you will certainly save by purchasing from no. call solicited. WHITIY ORAISITE CO., Omoe. Whitby, Ontario ►TEMPERANCE HOTEL PROPER- TY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -That valuable property situeted in the centre of Picketing township, The building 1s solid brick 9 storeys high,'Trooms, good sheds and stables. !Inst be sold or rented at once or it will b. clog. .4 apse the owner is not in a -position to run iipts.a Polasssion givena once. Present ooya o - may be bouJnot M. Gerow, Brougham. am, Oat. _e1t if 91f to Brock, street Whitby Let Others Help you BAKING i To recover your stolen property. On and after May let .I-will_conduct business in tea .tore adjoining J. H. Beal's furniture shop. where I will keep constantly on hand• a: good sop -- ply of tread and cakes. Cakes -of all -kinds- trade tci order • • • shortest notice. Ice-Crearn Parlor in connection. '• •-' W. A. Thomson, • -, Claremont.. Ont.. The ender.igned will be in Picker- ing every Wednesday for the .benefit of his ninny customers who w;knt their •watches,clocks and jewveller repaired Kindly leave them • . : c rug store. All work warranted. P. TAYLOR.' .30.-4"3 - - >,%'hitby, The , - 9ickering Vigilance 'Committee : will do this. Members having property stolen commani: este immediately with any member - • of Executive Committee. . Membership fee 11.00. Ttck.ta may be had from the .President or ' Secretary on application. Arthur Jeffrey.,.. is A. O'Connor, - ..Secretary. President. Ezeo. Com.—Geo. Leng, D. E. Pugh, C. S. Palmer, Pickering.' Ont - • 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 (Dow swell 'n old stand.) :Plows, ''Cultivators 7I1e overeign' -Banff - - - Canada. .:Head Office, - - Toronto: ;Randolph Macdonald, President. A. A. Allan, Vice -President. • D. M. Stewart, General Manager. _ ...• $ 4;000;000 • • ' ' :3,998.004 ' •. 1,255,000 . -25,000,000 'Capital Subscribed ' Capital fully- paid. up • Reserve Fttnd• Assets over GENERAL .BANKING, •.SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. INTEREST CREDITED QUARTERLY. E. S.- Theaker; Manager, Claremont. QENT RAL.__PENDENT TELEPHONES. and all orders for pure 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 `d ash I Qr' sins aft the 'caner AceMare--Yor 2 '. �,/ weeks, 'Commencing f eb. 25tk, '07. 10 pair—Men's heavy boots, sizes s, 9. 10; reg 52.15 to 1.35, sale price 51.65 to 100 4 pair—Men's light boots, pizes 8 and 9; reg 92.00 and 11.90; sale price 11.70 and 11.46 1 pair—Men'r tine oxfords, size 8; reg 51.75. sale 51 30 2 pair -Youths fine oxfords. slizes,13 and 12i; reg 11.00. sale 50c. 14 pair—Boy's livy boots, sizes. 1 2 3 4 5; reg $1s50 sod 11 30. sale 11,30 and 11.00 10 pair—Misses Oxfords and Ties, sizes.l1, 12. 13. 1; reg 51.25 to 11.00, oale OOe and 50a - 24 pair—Women's butt boots; sixes 2i 3 3,} 4 4} 5 51; reg 52.50 and 51.50, sale 11.60 -,to $1•00 - .. w. M. PALMER, Prop. •. •-- Redy for Business We have finiehed stock taking and are ready for business. ' - A large shipment of Graniteware just reeeive and will be sold -for cash which means' Small Profits and Quick •Returns• - Furnace Work -and • General Jobbing promptly attended to. CHAS. SARGENT, Tinsmith. Clarenionti - LIFT, FORCE AND pumps . and SUCTION :::Constantly on Hand. :Prices Prices Right. • Wind -mills erected and Repaired. Direct telephone comltwnication with all parts of Pickering, 3larkham; S'arboro, Whitcllurch, Uxbridge and Vaughan townships, MSc, Stoufville,.Jiarkham and Pickering villages, over Independent' system. WAGONS, Any of the above or other - .lrnpleiuents_furnislled rut . right prices. Massey -Harris Cream Separators for sale by JOHN'STON BROWN Orders promptly attended t�. Repairing flow. John. - G-erow Encees or. so' Gerow & Son. Claremont. Reward of $10. :NOTICE is hereby given that the Pickering, Township Temperance Al- liance will give 510.00 for the convic- tion of any violation of the Local Option Law in the Township, of Pickering. GEORGE PHILIP, JR. , 22tf - ' Sect.-Treas. ,.ring-ttrierapens April 2nd An excellent time -to enter the great • i TORONTO, ONT. Cannada's Best School of Business and Shorthand Training. Demand for -graduates is far greater than that sup- ply. Our magnificent catalogue • is free. 'Enter now and he prepared to accept a good position in the summer. or fall. ' No inidsumnler vacation. • W. J ELLIOTT, Principal. 19y - Cor. I onge, and Alexander Sts • • The isews--=Np•Pure Drug Cough Care Laws would be needed, if all Cough Cures were like Dr-. Shoop's Conch Cuie— and is has bear. for 20}pears: The Natural Law flow requires that if -any poisons enter into a cough' mixture, it must be print- ed on, the label or package, For. this -reason mothers, and others, should in - met on having Dr. Shoop's Cough Core. -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 sate, but it is said to be by tboee that know it beet, a truly remarkable coogb remedy. Take ns chance, par• tionlsrly with, vour children. Insist on having Dr. Shoop'. Cough Care. Com• pare carefully the Dr. Shoop package with others and see. do poison marks there : Yon can always -this on the safe side by demanding Dr. Shoop's Cougb Cure. Simply .seine to aloe • t an For Catarrh, let me send you free', just to . prove merit,, a- Trial size Box of 11r, Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It is a snow white . creamy, healing antiseptic balm that gives instant relief to Catarrh of the nose and ,throat. Make the free teat and 'see. -Address Dr. Shoop. Racine, Wis. Large jars 50 cents. Sol by All Dealers, - . _ • NOTICE To• Farmers, in the immediate vicinity of Claremont I have placed a big new 45 horse- power boiler and a new up -to -crate grain chopper of the very hest make' in the Foundry building and am pre- pared to do grain chopping equal to any mill is the township Chopping Days—Monday, Wednes- day and Friday of each week I am also open to contract for shin- gle sawing 1 .. W. CURRY,; Foundry and Machine Shop, Claremont. Stock, Food aad Summer Stock ;must go. Preparing for winter stock, so I am selling • International Stock Food, Spreads, etc., at cost ' . STOOK FOOD.. By pail, were 53.75. now $3.00 By package, were $1.00 now Tic di ' ` .50 " 40c ti .. 26 ., 20c all other preparations at:, same rate, F. W. Bodell, 1. H. RICHARDSON'S Important showing of Sliest display of China. & very large assortment of . Stationary. Books4 Dolle, Toys, just received for the ,Holiday trade. Call and see them. -8nisoriptiona taken •for all Magazines. Weekly and Daily Newspapers W. L. IH. R►ICH:AR,IDSON', Brock Street. • `W'h,ttbg' 50 YEARS' . EXPERIENCE PATENTS TRADE MARK.! DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain, our .opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Communion. tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn & Co: receive. special notice, without charge. in the Sdieiitifie JImeriran. A handsomely illnatrated weekly.,- Largest cur. culatton of any scientific journal Terms. 5.1 a par • four months, PL Sold-byall r.ewadealera. . WIN .8 CO.381'1B�•adwa,nhlnu,.Newtan, YorkC. -• Hrpnch 0 1' -' ^,'�S Wni). The best place to buy _ _ Wall -papers • -IS AT_• Binghams Over 200 samples to choose' from - at 4c. per roll up. Mouldings to match all papers. ` Also, a full line of the:best - Paints, Oils and Varnishes. always in stock at lowest possible prices. Don't forget the place. W. G. B IN GRAM Fat Stock Wanted We • are anxiou33 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 our prices before selling to- - _ . • _ . . • J. A. White & Sons - --Brougham. _ .. FROS OOD We have accepted the agency- for gencyfor the Frost & Wood Co's Farm Implements and are now prepared to supply you . with as good an article for faern- ing as can be found in the market. •, t+++++++++++44.414-444-14+ +++++++++++4+ -i`-+f♦fit + • + + other ingredients a '! fold in white; last, at -night: htr'ww,,k is nuver.,ionl' ln:.vi „neat it and e „tire!„ uu,wtar.:'- \ell, .. Pour ante angel ...kr: tin and. holding she t u L't,v t•, get out of door- fix rr.,rr,l Ire i(, -re !loaded, The signal - - + It The potato :; kept rich and putt ,i, Irl out,, t,..,.6?" R About the House Li t' minute and serve hot for break- WttK .1\D:\\O1tN 011. . I', r. he e; till a system for simplifying the li Ihutl iI . cru fast. ; • ` : • :.Il. at sen. : Ile asked •+ lire' them I. - 1'olal( Flour -Sponge •Cake.—fake 4li)e. WillitHu: Yittk Rill, kite-,\eyt_i\11;,_t,•;rl,li'\tu`t'lthredauggite3totf t,dnth(a=t, eggs,'1 cup sugar, hall stip potato flour, Sit -019th to O•t'ereorl:ed 11.ottie r. i[ alit untler,l,•, 111 h l weir. Site ;aid ..lir I teaspoongsh baking port l r.. fle• et white The life of a domestic L, a Itucti , 't'.• did. "if l ..wit you a sigtial," .he. uSkcvl. of eggs first. then bei,) yolk.., add the ti S to toil= testi! -carts- instal-,>_ ti•.•1=1 t---`-tuft-tl,; - ,eir ict.-d-r-voil !!title you co.ulil._: pan al:out one it ,'+ a the air bu taste, tet tt;t.; soul. and she did-uct'eed in making ' it fall.This. bra'. air bubbles arid a breath til' fresh air. L'ulens her L!+w„I • this close ,,.,n- �' • ll,t 'n 1)an;n,ii!jng 1h„ reply. The �{}+++#++,�+}+♦ makes the cake t t ,lntw t.' package's linemen!, tt_eyrs .tiff _ t.er Ire•alltr.. II"r `yi_c..,l:yt iv...i - \\ ill cue marry --CHANGING DOMESTIC SCENERY. , flour may erbe sou !rt ua-1(1-t<rtt aubY �1Strenglt: will full: -tie itei<-1,,.�iy tie ,1,, eiid illi• :,il-cctt esti„• "1e�'' of the r Iia o petite, become palet' and dy;;!rpt ,'. •hr :shilling life a lad behind e court- I Ginger__r:ekes.-'['^' caps Ork'ans molasses aril •1 cup l;e•r•il. I •carp sugar. 2 fact she is in dunget• e,f a general heoae-. ilii! ••.rieneral \tile trier "huts” of tile eggs, 4 tea-.poiirts soda, i run our milk,, down. tUCli wtu; Ihe• roudili, II of ‘11-,'.'t uilrit Mule•,. whir.til present on u 1 teaspoon ginger, Mix .not, too 'tiff and 'ttarie Anne fleury, of Ste. Atirie dr ''t ti -it In: 1lrittrin. !ms Ir1t.a most roman - roll about an inch thick.; cut. out and • t'eead2, Que., before- are ueegt Dr. \\ it- Ile raret,;r:- . Ileetinin' the offer of a,for- Netter aw ' scrubbing so bake. - - I hams' Pink Pills. She guy':-: "foci i1 lune trwu nn Haste, Ire joined the array. (:re:•,tn o. e:r'lery Scalp.—Cut u roots 111011 hPr •of t'e'ar; I !int',''hee11 n erttnll, �i thee I'.lunla, ;is a )'oath and' fought end It is not teat site fN eit In e1 t. p j , ,li•u,tic' ii,Nai' and dust asap J Lopsu1 a hut' 11..nd of rrttl'� v,'a,tl 'C'p to a tear ago I always rn uyc,i the ,• ells!!! the -4 :MI Hur. n t Notwithstanding the !ahoy.' and confu- sion incident to spring housecleaning, a • really ambitious, hcgne loving housewife revels in it. all to the depths of her soul, writes• -Hawke.. It is• not that a woman lovers scouring and sc u ee > suds Neither does an '�•' l� best .. Fiealtit tail u.0 . , t• -I tun- -eir- het• heart through sieve. IL; .:,1 u • -quart of milks n din1i-oft:.y.-nut pepper, strength. I ,nululled a de•eler V.tai nits by slat,, Al •Inertly-ttleee tie -was u solo- one-halkteaspeuntul uf. scilt.-a-piece- of,'nre 1 reit; i>uiferiili fr i ti g,•tic',•ul (1;'1,i1-. ILO: taut wwtneti the ttur t=ided he ranked butter'tffe -size.of a y', mate. Ening to a itj, I ci-a.s towed to :be; seers!:- and frit as= liraj.�r•ge•netitd. -, boil d thicken Willi a 1•lhtcSpoonfill of three neinlli; I followed Ileo doelnr.- : i• •\\'illlutll • 1.1.,'hlar,' 1.otidon's f.nrd and rug beat- and flet! with a sari,,, . r,"•,1 .in one pt ( I •rt .;teat lluuu"Ti and through. he delight in (eye \\ twit Carpet I t •Ii Id II Lii•.;.p(1-1 and turned the day for'', in washing nd stretching and of water for f.;IviI > i!LiOlhadl ane' li[ttmc'. Ill<caun' ,1v;lleEltte tuutl lestallhi; -ids. \\itheiut influence he rose step Ili ting, V W w the general renovating that means so .much. of exhaustive • tiredness before she she has completed the undertaking. " .'philosophically enters into it all -with spirit for the sake of making. changes in 1 an licKi _ vert starch. heat tine -hall tap cream ; ireahuenl, hal «itii,iul hen.etil. I. writ- \lay..t. ttu� hllipIilel bj Qu,ren \1 vela• the domestic scenery, and for the sa e O II iii !sue. un, ,'rn.tng \,\1114,11 et t r_ Ltiat feeling of peace with herself and thethat (hettiiCream d lure soup Soup. it. Wash, and, IlIRI -- aa-. tl, eel tarp '1 ti 1.31 ufi 1!rr. 1 + Wi ritiilt': Life tells a_ rather amusing. 1 world, that. comes o1 knowing scrub three medium •sized• curoL', lice' they eared. 'I sire itir,t .ti., du..;ti. L (,I :y' .I,'Iit 'I,,;d ,.'1'n'10:is heti,-,traveltin-g-to, accumulations of dust are cleared away. I,t„ iiii; J illlith oil .Ihe day that her Pus - end cteahlines reigning supreme once 1 them thinly. Phtce.in a srucepau wl ith' to„1; iY tli tett,.; t1'fnrr 1 'std- cured- i baud ie,•t•iterl iii- knielitlloed. and when one cup of. water, one, tab! poonful t�f • ;aid 10.:flay I •,til rlrwigel• tlr:rJl I iter mere. •I butter, one slice of onion, u11d a small; cru \Ie..ifi tie n.i< -:,:•d ane! •i r:ui .ileo tial --•:r1 al Th.! I,,,l,tilar Saudi ).:oast Change! [lou her soul_longs -for it. hay deal. '-Cpver ciosely_and eirnnt,_r 11•11„r.u.w •,!u _ttmitlt, tilt U' e�k Wittl.,lrl 1.3 I,�e, I'I i It lr• (:':,l '\t a, handed lo, her }t'-3 v new pictures; new upholstering •til tender. ,Flub through a strainer, re- t -gee'. 1 • Wt' 'I debt of .,raCilud,; to lir. \vllIi li trite! -1 "sir” t ilium ;tic t"fatly pe'r- of furniture; a dew' new pieces of hand serving the w'at.tr in which the carrots! \\illiarns• fiat hilt, for whet iii leu,, :.I'tin ii: lv lh ,111,4 fret! the allusion some rind--suGstantinl articles- for daily v, --ere cooked- .Add the Strained carrots i t!,�ne frit' iie', taut I -Ii inlay t,.it i -r e„..e. 'n' t� til i 'til ' ter sir \1'itlwni Lrul!r. r use, and for her treaft and eyes to feast and the but dalerlogether.-Return it lg vc'Ik noel] gait t•, "its Ihorn a 'rill,"'-1,rriif.-•'tl.,, Stle' 1,l,igh-ted frith- aura. upon at the same- eine I .lf she may est Ihe tire. if thick-adel-pure -cup- of -lion'. -\tis, i?eel,r,--•' a.;.' i, one ,If pony i lea' ,!nary -.rrt•ul,1e• are no are of the [LI;'t have them, she. Will yet make the best • put one and one-half teble;poon- tlr+l Iii \\ t• a'I,e• 1•11,k iiiis he , eel tl„- • urtt eu,bihuil-of ihe.,lle,e e„re of m ----'--s 1.. so arranging her rues of butter ina _retell pan N.\ lien flat Indeed - curer atter. tl• tai, help Iwd f+II t \t•,y,a tt:„ , , eider I ' 1 1 Ie(1 3 IC water , etreu u : . - e e the .\tars. • Indeed household'-belongirrgs that they take. on add tete same atnonnt of flour and slit "I'he .;iii C-'- if tree.. }till: n. Ile -ttt,rii •;elite ,, t„e.n r is ,u. !the appearance of being. ,new, at least until snwutkl. ,Add this to the curet,t min test lh.ct iIi' ilk• r ght nt tli.' t , rlitIlii •.Ili, e hi w ,1uutrrr to lig it far Iscmething akin to netvnes .' _ -1-tore, stira•iri;; constantly- _until tlliCI'ened. i or "11w tr..1.k.. tie 1..4. h', ,d, U'h,rr'lll ah td ii 1'ai-fi 1 t,:t'i hal thrashing was -the If "a woman is sa easily satisfied a Add to this one tallespuonful of ,alt, oat _ tit,;�tulp's 1 i,n' the y,1.1 trait ed r re -,.1.(p.: '6'i,.• l •I,IIII e•1 tttih in )I , ytdy di, - Ibis. she should be indulged in her men- cup -.of hot mill:. and one-ba.lf cup of h°.tate!, -au l ivav r, ,1«'re : Ion they II i .:r Jt t f. ,n•tnu - htltrre ay ur. felt: -en tal .diversion w•ith•iut even the pain of cream (.all milk may be-ued. bol the blur cur,'. 1W:.,-.\<:1 ibis' h:,+. 1,I' ale u_ ='' ! he a I. l fin; (..flier • to • ic'ok, or..eonrinent,-b4 hrt_b_and or sore, or soup is 'math_ richer 1y the udditi�'i of 'wake nt'Ytt`. reel h`o ed .lent i; -tt ll Ili t boy u • nit sur '•- ,;•I Hi' �r r "I c:,snot do -j any other member OC The" !amity tr ho cream). etas... dy.,p••II-.i.-I•!,('!inr,'_-•Jt Ine••n, I I•il, .ally E•.). _sal rhe) .1+'rn'[.a .0lli might either not caws 1y:approve, or frit4. the Little a man dreams t curt .pary„tart„n• hernia:le'. b i n i ' , h t_ct+'1 tett rani tthul I Witt do . If K a foolish fancy. into lite FIE 1L11EY I..tt1[L�. •Ind lb.' ;11,, (,[' «•,1 -lien: let} these ace 41-,,I l,'i.t,.F we et! tit.;tn :f titter to tidy' of the monotony that creeps ___ thelife mostly. - -- 4i -wised lIIS teal Llc, t I)' . \\ !:i lr fou,Uu_. 11''dahy bxlbie;''• are cried Labii t -t t elf tr,•rlt at! 1 e •-.,u,e r of a .. twuSewif F'ink--i•'rl'�. rr. hey I . Marry der • Ito' y:eUmi fh-,ke Af \\ , ct-' loft and study for the comfort of het. 1� vary the ra . child that• crit._ all the ! titake ss, tie t,h,,>,t, 1...1r• arl� ai situ ' _family. It i> the u?man who keeps house ' itn•li tet' .• I t u h: f. 11•: 1- the great. I em thaai:in8 most about, time 'tt,a'te 1?. if you wt'attt to see your,: (n be areal ':I I' ;,u , enL , brit .,r r . ;;,mitred of melee wild tittles elf iK,,t;r• on a retell thatlittle ones _eluting and happy �,re ►tlemr naxe� fir• :3•:.',o, _from The iTi. \\:trill n Ili «tiiii•: i l �-alb 7s. !gear La:and -far though Qtis same dewire !„r change of hale o Own r ii 1 --!there is a smlll' ,lft di i t ,,., L'rur k ilk Uit; „ y e di ;»'pper''' rn Bcene^ry and surroundings is to be [sand :n evt'ry elu.=r. '1•tn• 'i'ablets•cuie ah th,r 1 everywhere- Drily keeps her _.hous•e v,•itrun her own taut• walls, while has little ai!tie'feI-ofchildhood arising out i band and sons and -her .father and bio of a disor 1 condition of the-siomach; pFat^:U\At• Pte1GUt1'lh. ;,t ,p, r v, w hint r,ott ats,rtb ntarjy' flirts are finding constant ndiversion i- �'I krte:b and t�{d ttntfcgrc,othe f guarantor all ee t;w+les I ,,nrertiin$ t"n-ie at Ilse Lurid r,,tiljun-', still. be hie erten Is. •' alit land: their conking and gbinr3 r „sf rvr,rent analyst to C,intain :rt,n i• - Con!a with people and'hai,penings. �.o a gl ea.euiB 1'ruplt'. : ' pi -NI h Wal ;'ettli ile try' hl; utre14'Il a • iter to taming everything .npiatez cr harmful drugs. at ---9 '1 W:,«D•; ,. I •«• perk' t.:Ii i•.,I r; 55IC, gi l n''irtr itsu•' it-,- f• ark uta, thin e � . tt,irthG�„ mars -n, litter, .,f _• d tc,Ct•r left in .its original .corner or place. :!;irk, Llitrnfr As. N. s• 411i -tined nod tilt, lira lot 1 loI,}. leases "Mother has turned the bed around.' i use Baby's Own Tablets for the ail- I irih,tit gr,:tt w,nlih i hr'',01-1'''',`''..1-1r"'”"lit j letting t mems • (tt rn-y little' ones and -find t Erie i .ael,1r;rreiss u` 1.1amJ ,,m, :, el:,y fl u' nt trnt'. 1,111•.• ",,tit• rr • . huw•et•rr. it -be- ' re nl Un -til the 'lets -e fulls in. 1 .It:1r .month •-a• :_til In'n- I,t Iraend,: and at �I tit e•1el , [ Ili:sty •yCul: !!,e tt bole if lire was it'way� ane In,;,-t's way .of a ing i Splendid tn'di int' ' • A few cti,5.'� 's_' ' i u,io- 111. Fu�hri,r,al,l quarter of London had d vied a -urt"*a p lilt! Seth « tt i le' 1 d ik'•.` ui,eac,i•!'. s I tt d I family It W. A. Mite Bell, dealer in general merchandise, Martin, Ga., wrlit's: • "If y wife lost in weight from 130 to rift pounds.' We saw she could not liv long. She was a skeleton, so we con- sulted an et-I:physician. He told -her to try Peruna. _ _ _ "She "gradually commenced im- proving and gettin4 a. little strength. She' now weighs lerhponnds. .She Is caining everyday. and,doee her own housework and cooki•ng.” Ce know'n.that he tae ;_sat i _ - �• elan ,-such as lock ways r'store- theta. to pint t halth. , Itt ire Iri ("Ill-. uud tut ret u tiily,t. t ,r, em r ,.,1•r,u,iin ' >. tie^a a i ' FU\ 1�i f.\!'tatT iOl'..tat. of chan�e.d app(' will elite brattit' ala at rht.richt ! lathe - . n llnr C i Lace occasionally, it 'wtcitlivr'• wants to -I e ho slut 1Ii' Irat let -s Ari” L ' wi F.ord,uf b'li:nftrirti I.,1„, .it .filar, dt1d, leis It ii i.':e are .rue t+rd?t%l. is auaftti,Ni to 'Stele Ili. 11 nrlatiort . of P wrist, let her do it in tri hos Iii y nerd _ . I to . ' e'leirn the bed lI -you dtu^' i-!� or by Mail at 'S runts a box I •1'1te f1u.c'L; orte. f the Ili <1 fru•.t1y,f w,..u. Its th.rry toll's: Utrtt tt fret! h, 'itN Gentle Trrairiierte . I T ntr, felp-rN i.e. telt e.if the e'fte-Tit e ni rrofline nt ,.'u:r Irian a lunar owe. .n n'lr=_n. earl -it ti' I'a•r,ve .ntercrt;•- 1 in: to 'till lowers of Ike a tenni warld. •- - • - t d•n peace, f»flirt tills ;ua _ _. _. ,surd make her her i and I ging you Ir ni le V. fiiaYtls Medicine r.a., T,'...11." Ilei, titter. anntrati;-;i ethic eyui, ,.reale ..-ktefe. _ d, oat t,ega•tt'.ige 1.81' 111 changing $ the t✓t C �t 1 U•tt t•il Itt t., �,irlrrrunl f•, t w tri 1. - a, ,.1(' can. a - , I p,1,1,( , but .02 'F OF'' 1 t't7\I'f'' _. 4 �I "I rNNt a t i• '- tier' tutth u uri3 that the f aper 'InrpriI f croft. f'1 reit tiring flitter a Jiro' ',:arpet Ura new • `i Iahh tier Ie ,,,til his oNn .1*',t,nai tial! 111 v tt a e•a . tf t ' a'e,t"+•-tie ,-'en, 15 as often and a., Iti:,E. .. � - t f••« dry tis hurl , ti,dl 11,, `o .a little iiltinn,n; o;r 'UL!' UWn responsibility land surprise! • , ar<: cnmrn,. to ri.:novate urines a lel. I rs. Cora D. It'll er rkla'I1 tl F.” t - d,'ie. not ',tend ni f r inti r tilt' a'u1l Min. ., trite of -f, I;t't , t.5 cl : ._ gr.,in..nf'[tPtttienc� is t+;ur!!i -a pa,urld t.0 Q ' i -tut. 'i^ er• were t ieve'n of tfteimi. Few -Year. - Ago Wulf- No •idd It'll we•t gl:,•l.'v ilisot,'r_d of in_ the fi,•fny-Ing-Il fault dt1.ilLles it.- gtt•,et !kith in fu- ,n.,M u„ which Capital. and Na: Employs NsaNY teeetib,•rheed. 'I .+1,4: e 1••t.•nth. lic,wtter: - u.t rottfaifi,tl'e a One Munt]red corks 'an 1 .city sleinteth at others- and wsou ntle'tli I, taintl siltt•r twlirl g ' itself. neuiiiruer ell !In faticuia teu.lrtrt•rrlt--411:11 f Stenographers. is blow- a r,�;, rhas yin:n t t y`til. f t' j cattail. Areae:'sited 'to lii.� • native sitz•, and ! - Mrstip,; but u-te^ki. tetiaw, = Ii , -comedian_ 1, .,,,,,p -t,, f aC t1r,uL2• '' d lSt'i t' p i-ptil a few tear„ ase, • fora R. a God , el tt ing by, tear own r now•• lift d m n , wak* tie (T . t habit,.. . • rug ne•ra$,.,rt;tit .arid nnkt •slle.pr.•uf u.. •t;• -,i ! r.. a r•n•_illg 'O-.'.rt•w- eft tet k- .anal Ptak, It. a ' pracl. i' 145-1 n;h It n,.elf. l -4'1 d•.ft,'. .the i ttiiternt Iti,,t l'd ...Makes a Fortune t,',ze l•, , ,,rtlri' e t, , Iitti•I e't • yuan... u - t i' r•t'Le•d a'',rl,wl eteen na. flit tuu.t.utirtr.' :Ua•,te'i•, ill-' C -On- ft.5 n isrs.• 1 r. t .-- - u.-- •me:� -i.Ie, I: ,i,�J'ty hate • '. ,rafts.;iliri of fault make, tytttf- amend it [Iie`Ii h: t r „ tt 1 Started d strut the site of a ha.! ' Lau” borne • . "bur},rt,ee quite often. •1 h•{utltul I,.e,3r.,e• and ci,lAn and gI t..; • ar•' ell ,:,i iticeeen?ive -that al'nw-1 f,41:,". •sero-5:an aifufd them. • flet do not forget t , "attorei" ;List tire I •:t' that you can. i.'all n ;lt•y-:ng u1v11:neem. not .wily to d+, lar,- Lnel sen tee in ways a ,ttruu-' k.:rl.i Gad (reel alual,t,•. 1.1. is .,ts,11 and'. , art' � tiro -many. ,• y; iii Nlett v' err Iy inn ,.t out. ttaltireg ,h: It' taken .op and -shored away. -\\ tea w'.ur'ianl-i- t i --d: t1ren r.tt!i Ute Crli••• tit', the iffy, e!1e• will lieedievn. 'en a eiet C ,u'i end• grow re:''ed and yaung ilgnilr. • ce,ntenK,+uiirtg Iter' welt;; • Cl! `her hand • and the lIi niglrlhainess of -those dear Io • her. wthn tare inirdsl, r•e•l h1' her 'stir- ft.rt and }.1:, -c --the 11,y h::t in;; he'tptsi• her to -cnatige the cre'y alioul Y -r. . Amt tvnan••n ', t'.,•uureee your .own- de• . rs r' 101 ettat,rr end tl(:,r_ue,mer.'. it(:n carrying It in d iai4 to t',e limit of your rima ia: ,,std ar -rtes .;t -.lily. -into even tF i-orir rmo:lplaee el thing ;+� ssruig Ii,iUses • el.:ari ti , aup;.Cced r _:inner'. - l10 Iii le.res t1� peel , Iin• a p,aerrler +tattler -u, that ,, to ue!ht lir the h.,tn-ehtT1 lir. Arthur • +" I'rnnil,c•IErin•. •' the- t Ids S.:_ of tbou„aod,t 01 other very .poor wn e •--.of .the averts ' amen tow(, and-v-ultaga _ ;inti he +t•,• Liken in, and n.rrassl and lie has liar l vi oil: felts has n 111!}firs la� lot,llr r tit the ;:r.af ;(�ititt .nt. L, t,'i'4 s;lte now reside,. in her u+Jn palg2ial ,,eitrJ lit'tU r•,Lu�l h'aith d(t,• unlike, Iii-'t,rothat• in many -Ways.- t•ur }brown -tone residence, and i. considered furl :ani' arrd �'r.tJe lrea'anPnf arc ft cq�L:' Ritterere to retenpe' w'rUn�• ihaIi tU- one thing! tie I. e.;,iiu,.y1 to h1411 ill poli- one of the most .ucees-fut business women 1'Li,ttl-11Vww,lla ,t.n. '1 Ue}'p•et lint only" Oh - -k,•'er tenet!!,. ' - i, al", tl "ettx, met wear an ,'ytg}:L;,'. lin the t tilted most. 1,'y 'hr 'certain ,a t„C •,.„ry gcua pay .•••,n•*. huwcttr, Ih.,t a I taunt • deitl. t ss.. told . ih'1t he a i Itutrt'trl l(l n 'tt ll ln,ut ' itnace ry ani 'k'i wclrst bade. ! -ono nennnet,.,m. he insai•iably \fetalis 1 b.-at:fling nr.iklrs a mantit company for I the I,ink.'-t e,f pink llet'l.wear. n, ho:t. - Sir \\ llliillit �fhite, Who til} ,i a' rally •t Nh+d•:.4 i, a:. gtrcrd to virtue. -. ;. ! _Er,Ii�tt W:evat t'us'entt.- I \til ha „hey eiaiscience r; the « 4-4, fo was Ihrcetor.0 • i ism. ,ieg,ur life a- a a.i,pwt'rigll;, uppr.•f1-, sih'nee it, One itieci1' R,etnr-i-•.Wotelh two to-Inorrt',y'• -�e• telr l illi sigeniu.t carried t;inrtupl he 1xuud lut,ks make fou} work in fair • tact.•. 1 fcllew•werket--. IIs rte:ult lost ilii_ lifi Quiet can-,'ie.lir,' gives 'quiet .sle,'p. once ilit•' Uugtl 1-alciaig-- ° 'ate.• experimental .Ii,,aiest t., Ire who wante least-. . ' trip with a $111"-i radar V. !Lich. on beim; Small truths 'indulged are liltie!thiCwr- 1 =macer _tial_ .,lucl; in 'lie mild. ' It .was that let in et-oiler•one-.--- - only ,la t• tureen., w►u'•k with Ihe•-puru;I-'t i• The !r',Ii;:h, Ilet , t Lear most hang lvw.�t' That I;,: Wiwi; rr-:crtec: Met 1.1 51 }- sure walking. The '{lithe of l nfnauglil'- rtppnint- I rifle' r' eta r 'e,t e d i nl tr•hali ,,dui, Ile has Le'corrie a vary expert mouser. Virtue ate! Italtpitless aro mother end UP) -1�U\lt CO \\'i.e• tat r, n, tl;e more e'pportunitit,•- !baa C ash --t jacks.-; t;c,lt • fine IC 'cr act• rs ti i they {m eld season with peeper hnii snit. Put 1 Neell4 n t- i iIs awn reward.arl. in dishtu and po' .aver 2 cups m:i! , adtil ' „u nte.ar lose by doing a grost :rn. • ._,Ieaten. white of 1 egg, stir all to.g(•itter, Without ithout 'knowledge- is tyre Wil:r.nl and put' into grca_;td ger', pans. Bal:e ;01, light: - • attar , :1 S I e y, ung Fi'ry n•it d pitysiqu, , but On his telre,al le tv;t,i'• ,,rtd'•Iitt' view. he takes thing,. ...II.' tore all 1J1: er,. he loves •i; mast, r andmitlrest, 'Nest to then). c esteems 'the, hosedug(. In fact. _-hi:ul•d a 1',!_k mutt seta e a. r-0._; this way rev.).w•cu,j!et prehaufy slow ',leirrztuL ant' tit rn• !nuttier to talo each out for aims. Brushed .and iwirlbed, it is his_ ;ride ,t_t) =hoar t).irr,elt• in the drawing .tom whet'-i'egir teat:,pr-ti; accompany-- nti..trtat. on h.q. walk. , A few weeks ago .hie was missed. and... 1' wa; found that •n.• had gone to pay de'.airs. atone at -a, house where he 1 -ad been ..pelted. getting -no 111i-thee, er. than 'the front door. where he' -r.,d itnpole unately scratching. Nor it ore hi- •[tart arid no return. al2'fuhe ur.el. til Urll(pi^:: tf,Ih. cross-1.4-1.4hatOIL: j a,�.”' .:.,,<.•xy;a:'tt;;ev: t re ill r.is't to a wsrgruh.• of us al I;, day.- hem -ever. tie loves Best 10 re--, readt h• Id;'Ileo_;� of �1 e•e,�nn,l r,t hussars ,•line 'Mrs. Mliler's" New Residence, Earned In Lefu t' Ihe ,..titietl ,fir's Cn a little in ih•' I't`„�;ta)i tiff, ttr: Miller learned e'• tug• • nen f It tura recite; Of' j g - --$'-- -on• t I"f, rill ,t t w r(t t" Less Than One Year. d say, r• Itun„' if tet r n t Severs yecra ago preparation that d• stun,': of r L nil' 'It lig ruglmeut. `tel>-. ;ielgrd- by so many. women nei,ding treat f furnish it nil y'br•re' i^• ITeI 'saving, sager without love. t'Itr -Puke... rfial'IY:Igo St lilt a oh a mild,"an stmt ' c otU m,:t'ern irr.j,l,'r= �t hu, her;elt ; a oared herself and ,cretal friends of fe•l{\'I I'.\(:I: �i?li\! waw: be - {1 G e'el u•e'.ettt� real gain, - weakne,. and pile?, She • • Girlhood and Scott's E m u lr io n are _linked together... The girl who takes Scoff." Em til' is io n- has plenty of rich, red blood; she is plump, active and . energetic. The reason is Hiatt it a period when a girl's digestion •is weak, - Scott"._ Emuliion 'provides her with powerful nourishment in ' 'easily digested- form.- - -•• • • • -It is a food that ids. and keeps up a girl's strength. - !,Iles Sa:u:c lie,•-. n h r the ,•trt•l.hun,ii etenL.tha1_P . de.idcd .0 fu + , nr aches will never heal them. for it. :\telae i;curt at -coaled toted hitt( i,uu at 1h� 1"ru tan- with. who mrfewt dollars' eapita�andrth-- r;out•). d 'ng true avd wonderful• .1f 4,411 'Walt - Mr. John D. flurkefeller, pun., ha. rt ;limedThis'1(•athlr-hip of his nn\t• tam•aus il,hle class in the Fifth Avenue Baptist '+lhurch. New Yost:- ills ambition i;',to have 1.000 young tri ll :,nstt,r lei the ro}l- nll of his class nleritberietip. At present the total is brill. but Mr. liochte'eliel' • path 'htniselt bathing in searching, for I new recruits. Th..._on• uf- the Standard �Ui1 Kitt; ha; Leen well taught as to the value of cash, As alloy he had a verj'. ,mall allawante. of pocket -money. ALL DRUGGISTS1 50c. AND 51.00. • 444444400448ta'430414' flats hold 'as high a place as dogs hi -'1he hearts _of o,:ir'ty animal ' lovers. Queen Alexandra anti' `scleral - Erne, 1-nine:Mlles 'and• I'et•sian cals. 'Princess Alexander of `Geek and Prince Minn•ice of I3attealberg also possess • valuable :tSecimenS, but' the real cat•faneit'r among the Aoyal grimily is Princess \'ic- loria of Sdrlesw'ig-holstein, and the Only [loyal cutlery is the rine now established at (;timberland,. Lodge. This has Itee.n erranl;ed on the most up -to -dale princi= pies. and fins curtained 'windows and a front door,, with a knocker and letter- box, The portal; are surmounted by a• crown anti tate initials -"V. S. IL' • A romantic -story is told concerning lord Kelvin', marriage. When the famous scientist was on his schooner. yacht Lafla Rookh in West Indian wa- reme y, pos?essitrill merit,. producing many y cure+ when dot:, pile' sad. t. - nd other remedies failed, the dei - A 511• ,itg small! Usually, comes front LuID tuand grew sti-rtipidly she was sere a tt'ruk I•acl:bulc'. times compelled to seek larger quarters.. She_now occupies one of the city's largest Jlua{ Ltl<It lay their -Olid heads on to ofliCe buildings: which she o'wlis: •and al-` lijC;t`"ltn(lerf' lee:ttt�. •' most one hundred clerks and stenograph- ,\ titarn's religion 'peter eiicS-so long < t in this; great l';\ ery.thuniz is possible to those who • More than a million women have used dt not [ear theimpossible. Mrs. Miller's remedy,' and no matter i_di. This world' i; ent°icheli' by;'the good where you live; she can refer you to Lades in your own lot ality who can and will n)'If e�t italvobce to[ cleverconsc. -disturbs-. tell any •iruffcrer' that this ' marvelous remedy really cures yeomen. Despite the : List! silence' it by obeying if: fact. that Mrs. Miller's business_is _very - The 'Iglu of- love obeying the IrLe Self extensive, she is always -willing to give aid 'lite -light f- lee snot the'I and' advicd to -every suffering .woman •and 1. a.tlearning has decided to give away to women who The ratan with a ),hip on his shout- -worth never used her medicine $10,090.00 I ver newer 'gels it from Inswing tD line. worth absolutely _FREE.. Every woman suffering with paha in -Ail - urtrbreila in ' a •crowd offers a the head, back and bowels. bearing -down splendid • feelings, nervousness,.'ereeping • setisationa up - the spine, _melancholy, desire to cry, hot flashes, weariness, or piles from any, cause, should sit rieeht•down and send her name and address to Mrs. Cora B. ibtilrebr,' tee o charge box of her marvelous medicine I Ceavirfg behind many ihin�S i a S'ern desirable. it will take more than the change is your pocket to. work tyre change in Lb* ivorld.- Thr United Slabs Ills 25 miles of rail'• era are required to asses :at'. it -is. doing, Sonicihing.- . biisioess Wiliam Women Use it. • field for Ihe exercise of vital religion. - - The pooresi way: in the world -to let a light heart is to threw your loads on others. = - Box 5fre ' f end„ and rete ve y mail It' �f in plain vr-rapper) a You go forward to•no prize without also. her valuable -book, which every' wo- man should have. Remember this offer will not last long, for thousands and thousands of women tal-o are suffering will take advantake of this generous means of getting cured. So tf on are ailing. do not suffer another day but t send your name and ad rasa to for the $10,000.00 worth to all gone, v.'ay 4i e.a•ch le,000 of population_ Mrs. Miller for the book and medicine be- • .,SOMME IIOWi.ER..S: a _ Entertaining Efforts of (:allow . Youth at Friends' Schools in England. In 'the February number of Past and Present, a jewels! for old and young - ••scholars of Friends' Schools, of Eng- -• !land, there Is a long and "absolutely .:•(genuine'' collection of "howlers." We aquote a few specimens:— A fang time ago England was once el foreign oountr_y. - ' • Becket put on a camel -hair shirt. and =lis life at once became dangerous. • Saladin was a. lizard in Egypt. • The Britons painted themselves with --. -wood, and sometimes came - out. green. Clive- had to blow himself out in In - iia, but fortunately - tel England, it. -didn't explode. In trial by ord, ai a Men had to carry •a red-hot piece of iron for five years. ._ The Anglo-Saxons hod ne drains, and ' , `.so used tia- rtieperse their broken vitals e. info the noddle of the road'. ' `• - The Spartans had to ret their living :at the age of five by shooting at it .n a piece of string. ' ' The Spartans had two kings to check rent another.. The religion of' China occupies half the house. - Southampton is noted fer exporting, +f•eop!e to SOlith Afriea. England ha; much coal beds. When the coal is finished we shall have to -'tele our brains -for heel, and it• will be Car• C'. The potato is n, -,t only used for feed- . 'ing peasants. but goes to more Import - :ant things, such as•whisky. . MOTHER'S GRATITUDE TO ZAM-BILK - CURED HER ROY OF P.k! i' 7 SORES. Nelhing is more' unpleasant to the e, !nil more painful to the sufferer th•t . i%txoils and ulcers. At this period of th ear many ,adults sufferaeut.ely from these -painful- ontbteaks, When boils .:ulcers. etc.. occur nn children it is pili _ Jul to see the little ones suffer, Mrs. E. Holmee..of .:10 Guise -Ste Fiarii Ilton.. isgrateful for what lam-lhuk db - for her little hoar .when in this pilau. plight. She cite:—"I wish -to -.spree • `.rny gratitude for the .benefit illy reel, rreeef el from your famous Iron -Bu iRalrn. Fie suffered. from spring emir) ltionc • and then bots froke out en hi • Meek. I tried blood purif'e-ing. rereedi.•e realeea and ointments nf, all -kind;.: bit.,iriothing seemed to' de him the dos;re1 'good.- The boll; pot encs. ,and h tame iso loathsome and !,nightly that I could . not send him to school, as 'some of th toils and ulcers could not convenientli • le covered. -About this, time a sarnpl.• box of earl -epee( wee iliven, to hien and -we tried it. .The small sample did hien. little good...so I bought rent box. . The result was really amazing. in- side's week'_ time the bails had be:n . -,Uem , dry up. and in a very .ahtime .indeed every one. nit !hent washt aled." THE GREAT NORTH COUNTRY. 'Nimrod was a: mighty hunter, but had ,I hi? hunted in the "Temagarni" region he would have been a mightier one. Nim- rod hunted for glory, but Ternagamians. hunt for game. Those Indians who !made the first canoe of birch bark ,long ago, were our greatest benefactors. The children of . these Indians know the canoe, and they know how to use it, and if you go to Ternagami this sum• Trier they will paddle your canoe in their own superb way. They Mill be the best guides you ever had, Students who camp in the summer along the Temaga- mi lakes are able to do two years' work ire one. Finest of. fishing and hunting.' .Easy of access by the Grand Trunk Railway System. For information and beautiful descriptive publication sent free apply to J. D. McDonald, D. P. A., Grand Trunk Ry. System, Toronto. English cokpei', ore average billy 7 per. tent- of the pure metal. A Rccegnized Regulator, -To bring the dige-tire organa into •symmetrical working is- the aim of physiciens•when they find a patient suffering from sto• Mach irregai!arifies,' and for this pur- purpose they can prescribe nothing bet- ter than Parm elee's _Vegetable Pills, which will, be found' a pleasant medi- cine of surprising virtue -in bringing the refractory organs into subjection and restoring them to.. normal action, inh c whicondition only- can they perform their dtities'properly. . ▪ TFiE WORLD'S BEER SUPPLY. • There is a popular impression that -Germany is the• chief beer -producing and consuming nation. in the world.' As r matter` of fact, the honor is divided beteeen the united States of America an• d Be glum—the first• in point -of point --of, pro- ' ductibn,. with 1.561,204.000 gallons an- nually; the latter for consumption„with van average of 40.1 gallons per head • = f e population per annum, • But Germany L! runs her American friends pretty close-: tv for first place on the question of out- put. 1,, fewer than 1;512.346.000 gal- = tons of the popular beverage are brew- - til in the Fatherlanl•In twelve months, !;'.rest. Britain comes third on the list, • with 1. 5:T231i;00t) gal'ons, and, ineredi- ! hie- -as it may seerim.,. we consume more 1' beer than our Teutonic rival,: -2R:8 gal, s I•'atls per head per annum iirainst their i °'i..:- • Sortie -excuse Ter _Germany's ale.k' parent- inferiority as a beer -drinking n'- 110O may be found in the fact that, to a great extent, wine replaces malt .1r I setter .1.4 South Germany; . - t. - SINGING KETTLES: ' Thee Japans e. who know so well 'how tc•-add little- unexpected 'attraction; to rtevery-day life. man.ufaetmi ', in- a great • 'Zani-Buk is a sure cure also for ecze- . -ma. scalp. sores. ringworm” poisoned -wounds, ch-i-,,ne. Ii ie' s, I trapped Tana. , cuts, cold sores, crackle festering sores. eruptions and, pustules due to blood .,poison. etc. It stops bleeding and cures •,tiles, fistula. etc, Is •ahtiseptic;-an ex= W cellent "first. aid." . Every home and - ;farmstead should have its box of Ram- ;Buk, All druagi;Ls and stores at TO ' !cents a box.. or from • 7-am-Buk Coe(Toronto, for price. 6 boxes for $2.50. '.Send Ic. a:.amp for trial box. variety of forme, iron to; -kettles which break int osong when !the water boil?. The song may not be a very perf,', t melody, but it is perhaps a Agreeable as the notes produced by uncle •of the ineeet_c which the Japanese also tree- sure- for their mnsi,'; The fettle -enema sounds of the teakettles at -e' -produced by -steam bubbles escaping from beneath bin sheets of iron fastened r'Iose to - s ether nearly at. the bottori of the •ket- tes. To produce the- best effects some kill is required -in regulating the tire. he character of the ciiund,s varies with he form of the kettle. These singing eliteshave been used for many ccn- uries. - . • A hive of 5.00(1 bees. produces. about. TA pound,' of honey a year: • Tearing Dow. Signals does not delay storms. • opium -laden " medennes '• do not cure. when "u begin to cough take Aliei a Lone Balsam, you from opium, fell of heaLag power, ,LEFT IT TO III\I 'What's your farm"• asked old Flint- Tt'k'n of his cabby the other day. and ,varis met with the .stereotyped reply. "Wel sir, -I w:l, leas' "' 'Thank you: you 'are Very. kind. said • •r+ld F., buttoning up his packets and waking off. :"I'nu're: the first pereen. -'who ever- left me anyihing yet.'' • A • well-known ' t"-,nloriial , judge. 'who ie an tri-hman, recently told a vritnsc, who was somewhat verbose in his an- swers-, to "hold his tongue 'and' give h s evidence clea fty." Overworked P either mentally or 1 physically., should try " Ferrovim," the world renowned nerve add blood tonic and they h will slickly renown strength and health • r ..Lecturer ;with a goer! opinion of him - I. •se!f,—"Ila. my man, I rather think -my voice Weil fill - this hall." !InnkeeperI eeeedidly)---"it sir kit- rue. sir, it's mon h mere likely to cmc!. il,' . NEXT PEST. . Waiter --Whet svt,uhl gnu 're pleased 'en order. sir?? We have .poiage prin- timelier ala• julienne. fricandeau de veri,- r• west. croquette des porr:ines de terve el -trissoles de t.,oenf - -...•:- Diner—Yee: well. give us.•a platrfnl ,r ,i „ , •..., s tew," The Mark I FACING A WOUNDED TIGER. - DOCTORS USINf Experience 3,yith a \Found*d Tiger 'in i a -what Tells Indian • The sours Jungle. POTENT NEBICIN ge ante greet nature of ele- phants tvheu ' engaged in tiger -hunting .'Pen -Angle trade.. are the subject --of - comment by Gen, mark (in red) on Thomas Gordon in his book, ":1 Varied The Honest Physlelan Is An SHIM t$ every Pen -Angle ; Life." Ile gives an account of the per- Cure and Uses the Best Avafl- garment, tells you • suit of a wounded tiger in the Indian ' • it will fitandwon't • jungle. The tiger had turned heck. Iii !, able Remedies. shrink,—your' howling fury looking fora victim. own dealer so He first made for Da-vison. but safer' • • vatTtetd a�iltedE ifms in.guarantees its ! ing sight of my head as, my elephant picnic( women. men and Underwear thus descended into a dry aster ooerce. h' • chaceeo. Form Fitted.iced k d dropped and crawled it tate .rats- anis Dealers are authotizedto .mar e tg tried to spring en ere -in -the howdah, replace Maundy and atcar softer, warmer, ; Ile was ors the eight side of the etc. meataa fault? its n material more flexible, phamit's head in n Moment. minden trying or making• sot better wearing. to reach me. broke the flinch .part of the howdah ' with a blew of •his powerful 7"T gam + 'like' elephoml wee badly -bitten ani UNDERWEAR. 1t1 EAR. clewed On. the Trunk ert,l head. and her "Queen City" a better the a pure Manitoba flour—a a better thea a pure Ontario Baur--ting blended it ccenbutes the best quabtses of both. `Queen City' a as all -purposes lour. .. Deers °tri. )elk your grocer for The Campbell Campbell's Milling Co. tames Tetrorto jemunutt oat.+ Queen City CANADIAN PACIFIC IRRIGATED FARMS, I N' gUNNY ALBERTA Before deciding where to locate -in the %Vest, let us tell you about these lands. The best wheat fi ds, the richest grazing land, are in this province. _ Write --us for. full information. about climate and special railroad rates. Local representative wanted- in each county. Telfer -& Osgood . Eastern Selling Agents, - 216 CORiSTINE BUILDING, MONTREAL. - -- Plum-tuff—"Fras that .'harming uidna' any property?" Ketchum -"Yes. 'con- siderable." con-siderable," Plumduft-"Real elate nr personal?" Ketchum—"Personal. 'She - has six thildreh.":`. : •- gilt• ey,' wee blinded in' the eeeterev I eing fern rinu'n ager ii. ' She -env \eicc to suppressed ,serearns -if,p:In ar'n rege. and 'made the most violent effort t•o shake the tiger off. • - • 1ly keit gain;hrerer behind inerin Ili ti regarding the elfiwt:nn aa de: p,:rree, slid stoicn the elephant's hire quarter, and took refuge in a !fee. Al 1 �.•ntctd 3o was to riait an opportunity to fire without injuring the. couragenu elephant... At lust` I had a safe chane to put the muzzle against • the tiger' s!!ou.lyder. One ehtit,—il.w;as an expand n� butiet.-and with ,a great growl n reeny frim the tiger and :r. trumpet. tel rage from the elephant. the whole r: were- struggling Ioo.e ni the hig! bu-hes. ` - The elephant wee coaxed to come for ward to the dead tiger. and atter feel rag caut oltsly with her Intitelretched trunk. she gave the body a kick of "coin !onrpt and allowed• it to- he tied on her bark, to be carried bark to our camp \n time -was lost -in attending io the elephant's hurt:, but preparatory,_ in t.r►ndi'ing-thein she -was fed with •a sty ryiulut'e of 'coarse m,,.es ola'and flow ilb opium and. brandy thrown in !lb- . -rally,. after wheel- she took an intefli- -,ent and good tempered !Merest in _Hifi._Hifi.r4Ct e , f Iia gc, tent-pitehii'u'-repa•iv' lig Mies and "fruit- thread. end the het. -f the mahouts -and their assistants. her ute ani:il weiunds uPre stitched and -stared, and many aids e•il. native cot - '.?n cl,tth used in writhing }ger. torn !gunk. She wa;- fe by , hand. for sev- 'nl days, and *,seen -d quite to under - Oral this c nine tis keep- time keindage's on the derrragntf trunk front beingse 4tsplaCed-be her uof it in feei9- herself. .. • The discussion of the bit! now. beton -D the ominion Parliament for -the re- gulation of the matwfactuae and lute of patent or proprietary medicines la one. of the utmost importance, and lei receivr iaa great deal of attention, nal mann by -the proprietary medicine ann factnters, but alto by the retail and wholesale druggists. Every mantem. tnrer of reliable. and high class re- . medies wekomos the bei as -a step IA the right dire tion.' The discussion has I , brought out the fact then the beat physicians in Canada anoM d on the C- ttuent, approve of and prescribe Pay- e . chine in cases of the most difficult - character. In a recent instant. o[ 1 • very serious throat and Iung trouble the p et.lent had been lysing Psych/Am . Two leading United States speakable were eonsiritad. in addition to eweeminent 'ra.rtadian n physicians; ' Uwee learning what the patient wee Wing.o. sample of Pisychlne --was taken m - analyzed. 'with the result that the f physician advised its continuance, ; They prescribed no other medicine but of Preychlne, with the result that the pa- tient has fully recovered and Is s splendid walking and talking adv.r- tiaesoerrat' - .power note S for tesrfforedywothatderfuS willtv"Wail .1 up" before the keenest professional eritic[etn and a .nal sis. A s a baslliae up of the levee+em and reatnring sZ wasted c'onditbns. Psyehtne has no Aqua;. .tract the beet and most earua t • physicians recutgnize .this fast. " At the age >f 36 my lung, were ha e terrible .'tate. I ..had la ariaors the f year before: • It settled on my _ and I kept steadily growing I got riown so low i was in bei for six weeks. T had a consultation, of doctors, and they meld they toad m.o cathing more fo'r ma Then I start- ed to eine Psyehine• I took rhe, mesh free for more than a }-ear. If- certainly dad wonders for me. I am now as Owes as I war hs'for-e ms . stoic neat • :• "MRS. H HOPE.. - - 1 ' •'1dntT+eth, Ont Pew -thine. pronounced SI -keen. Irl the !r•reaate ar of tonics, banding' up the sow tern: -increasing the a.pper,tee. pacify- ing she blond. air,, chgemuon, lel alta) t directly u d5'n. the -throat and bussesb giving tone and vigor to the mere treistacte • At all druetgieue, SOc and It. 9r Dr. T. A. •Sioe'um, t.rotted. 1"! MAO Street west. Toronto. . - Parents •buy Mother Greece' \Vn or Exterminator because they know if ` is a safe medicine for their children -and an efteetliiil expeller of -warner: - . 1)IINTEit WANTED- i -years: expeei- Ppee, handy at ad. -netting. good chap."P fImproving, strasly silly jet Apply NaORTU ENDKR -OPFTt'E, 115 Mad Building, Toronto. Melted butter Ls a very good,sutcslifirfe • --for olive oil in- salad dressing. • Mar» .. re'fer the butter :to the -oil. - . L. brick cre ffa ,parm, seven Indite from twits. • brick kou-,e, two frame earns, soil, els/ . • . loam on the gravel road one halt -ails FOR SALE. •'r 'he D & L "' -,'ien bmthel Plasters are marvel- lous to their gek action when applied to lase backs or Stitt rbeamatte'muscles or jaws- Thea mts Erre tedlae relief • -,Earthquakes area rather -more corn-. Mon 'at 'full moon than at` -tile 'other time. • -' - it -Reaches the Spot. --There are few remedies before the public to -day as ef- ficacious in•.removing pain and in allay- ing and pr venling.pulrnnnary disorders a-; Dr. Thomas'•Eclectrid'-f�l. it ha: demonstrated .jts powt•rs in thousand.; of instances.. and a large number of les-. • . erm,,niala a., to a.+ y, Pet > able: as ainfe- t'in•n cul nt e e e d were 6b ere he -g _ re .occasion for 'it-. It is for sale «v*-ryw•here, - ' "fan 'tor," ca et the. shrewd -to,>kin>;.I •man. "h ,w many feel of gas does it take ! G' kill a man?" ,"That's•rather a queer I question,'" re'ele'd the doctor. "Why dol yntl Wsh 'k3 know•."'• • "One 'of the guests at n y hotel used enough c f it to kill ' • himself, and i want to send in a properl bill la Ir s executor_-." • Suffer no More. --There ,are !bousands who live miserable lives t:au-se dy;- 1 -pepsin dulls the faculties rind shadows existence' with .the cloud of depreseior.. One way to dispel the vapr,i- that be- set the victims of • this 'disorder. is to drder them a. course ,of Parmelee's V,'- getable Pills,.which are among the best" vegetable pills known; being easy to take and are ,most eflicae•inus in their ac ion. trial of them will pew. this. � • Ti:[ EF'fI!)NE Fon ETOI-D IN • •SCi;tP"Ft:[lE.- -SonTo genius has hunt 5 .pasemiemie. in the [lible .• witi,-h 1;e claims aa' pro- phecies of the telephone. -because, ter- sooth, the, language sienrs to fit 'into t, lephorte .vernacular. ' Ilere 'arc •trim ple5 t-- . • "Tire' line has acne• out'. all. - • t into'the earth"- - ,nine reign of• Charles I. the death - rate in • London was 0 per LOGO, or l nitre Man •tleriee tines what a is -nw, I' - rt 1• e if a cough makes toss nights sleep-„ .less and weary. it will. worry yeu a' oorl deal..-and-nv:th g'r-rni cause. • • To- -dispel the worry and give Yourself reit, -try Bicictes Anti-Ccinsunlplive Syrup. It exerts a soothing intlelence on the ai'r .:;assages'and allays time irritation that: leads to inflirinnaiien,` -tt will subdueI .the must .slubbru'n rough' or col,!, and . -.-eventually, eradicate it. from the system, j as a trial Of it -will peeve to you. Juhnni,' ' yeti shouldn't . have eaten ;those pr, -served fruits. Tiles' were place: ';cd on the tabk6'neer,-le I a file up: "sopiI, ihals just wh_It_i used then fol•'" I. • 'Rose -colo • red spots•-�un the ho,ttes ,'if chIidren , ire eometirnea mistaken Jerptea_sles,,-The trouble: I. May be roseola, a local disease of the skin; Promptly cured with w'eaver's ('trate. •Tramp -"Yrs., mndain. Lee ,been 1r so- -`liciter-for nigh twenty years." •Mr., ' .{farmyard—''.\ solicitor:'" Tramp. "1•es'm, i solicits bread' an' meat." '• ISSUE NO. 11- 07. from school, Pelee, 14.500.OQ Per further particulars *pule to - THE 'WESTERN REAL ESTATE EX- . CHANCE, Limited. Phone, ti%. • 78 Dueda. ..gree', Loaden. Out Nurses' and Mothers' Treasure —safest regulator for baby. Prevents - colic and vomiting—gives healthful rest —cures diarrhoea without the harmful effects of medicines containing opium more of it •3or my fri.'ntl,. So writes, or other injurious drugs. • ' 42A \ir. J, \\'. Brown, Chicagu. EASTER LILY 'ol� EASTER SUNDAY Send 10 Cents Watered 7ea 1 swear' Lily liall,iTabeuees,tL_ - Gie.,oiw, 1 Ciaaamea - else, l Oz ilia also 110 dii- fereat kin.saffresh, Leet . grows seeds. tocludtag' Pansies, Petor_ias, Plies, Astcre. Stocks, some Peas, Cosmos, Rebus, N ut n,t iums,Metn i ngGta- lies, Vertices', Ponanlem. Tai' fine collective weds and Salta for ler. b Silver or Sr. scamps, i QIFAlieft CITY S® Gi tMlMef�hta. _ "They say theet_Shrf'er ,e ten...years ahead of his time." "Well. it's not true. I'm his landlord, and' I know he's jun .-•x months behind."- • Where can t get some ,if Holloway's Corn Cure? I wee entirely cured of 'me corns key this .remedy and I wish sorra • • ' 1!nc'�.'' tttrdaC 25c.—at drug -atom. • National Drug & Ch-'ein- Mr: A —"the doctors have _just dist,- mpa have no right a�aiiast -this eerier ixiCo.,I,imtcesd, covered. an . extreordinar:. thing about company." Diarrhoea Montreal, Professor Stu!e; they s:,:' his heart is "Charge the people ," en the. wrong _'de." ,e :.'R. "Ah, he Sr r - "i understand the' number, always was • an untidy roan." "I said in my haste, i ala cut off. • Miss Rol•:risen (to stranger at recep- „ ,- • , that qin oo •ut, dam. at Barren „ ac -,• cin the �lurrumbid- girl oyer there:' S`le hes just g.ot mar, • gee River, which will form .a reservoii. reed.. I'm sure i wonder what her hers. se miles in length; and containing more than 3:l,000,0!t ,ts)0 cubic feet of water; or 50 per cent. more than -Sydney- har- tier comtpins. This imrnense, artificial lake, which will be brit little inferior 'n'• capacity to that created by,- the great RIVALING 'I'IIE NiLE' DA\f, The government of• New Smith \\'ales - f'on�- Do v,u e is about to begin the construction of a STAMMERERS The ARNJTT ETMOD is the only logl- lcal method ft%or the cure of Stammertag, It treats the CAUSE, not merely the HABIT, !and insures nature) speech. Pamphlet, par. Iticulits and references sent en request. (THE AR•NOTrf INSTITUTE BERLIN, ONT, CAN, Clesslse sed Carling sad KIS Gloves cleaned Them s.. he seat by post, le per ea, the beet place b BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING Cit -r ' atOXTasrl.• ' I \\irate ni ht. but a. man i n t-.iu;lcws she's his elite. • P sC f I ti 1 k hand' Married `her for." ' "i have no doubt he married her foe. her money," replied the stranger. '"Ole...f. wmildn't think ' se 'badly' -of pini 'as that," said Miss - Ft- t in -on. "Rett i aught to knew." replied the- straw -err "you -see, o -I -rnr'tt•' nee , dnni on- th river Nile Leto -be use d rnirTl whe -mallet" ker." for irrigntion.. The dam will he sit)rale;.d •• _- in .a -);urge cut by the riv •r thrrnigh" FEATHER DYEING•• •,-rtillbsc,n.-- \\ e heti- -a . •sanselional - et -ante ridge, and its height will i;e 200 .rase of kidnappingin our house late.- :.feet. • fluty did' it hap -•i igen?" Sine lisen- Che baby,- slept tire: A womofl0ni ,y ire• efr'nid of the ceole, Dear Mother • • Your little ones are a constant care . Fall and Winter weather. They will latch' arid. Do you know about Shilo 's` Consumption Cure', the Lung Toluic, and what a has done For so many ? It is sand to be the only reliable remedy� �f�otrlid a a� �an dieewes of the air passages m cis. It is . abiolutely hari'kra and pleasant to . take. It is guaranteed to cure or your money ' is returned. 'The price is 25c: per th; : '-and all d skrs in medicine sell 3t4 SHILOH This remedy :hould he in every household. GE FENCES Stade of High Carbon Wire. -well prove it to you. COrLTtD -not crimped. Thit .sake. it still stronger in service. It stays taut. Painted WHITE over heavy 8E PAGE _WIRE PENCE COMPANY. LIMITED. ', a E 55 209 galvanizing -rust Get illustrated acted booklet eneed � erect it Leads all tor prices before ialgil� Walkmrwillo, Toronto, Mostrasl, St. john, griaafbeg; ".LOCALISMS. —W. G. Ham was in the _city on Saturday. —Mrs. D. Smith is with friends .In Whitey this week. —Lloyd Shirley, of Toronto, is ;hose at present on the sick list. —R. Allaway, of Markham, 'spent, Sunday here with his par - ,erste. —Mrs. J. H. Wagner is -in Utica ' this week visiting her sister who is very ill. —John Gormley and daughter, • Miss Reta, were i• the city on Sat- urday. —Arthur J. Rog n ers; of Toronto, spent Sunday at the home of his - parents here. --Mrs. George Law has been spending a few dayswith _her •,..sister in Oshawa. —T. Reddin is re -shingling his dwelling on King St. now .occupi- ed by W. J. Clark. . _ _ - —Dr. Henry will be here as us- ual next Tuesday, to attend to his professional duties. • — S. Kings sale on Thursday last was well attended, and '- good prices were realized. — John Gordon, who has been on the sick list for some time, is 'gradually itnprovil1g - --H. G. Kerr left an Monday for Toronto, to re-enter the employ of the Massey -Harris Co. —Mrs. W. Logan spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Stewart, of Markham. —Messrs. Vanstone & Palmer shipped a carload of cattle to' Kingston on Monday. —Mrs. W. J. Clark returned • home on Monday. after spending a month with her parents in Ham- ilton- - - -,�. H. and Mrs. Beal. of Clare- mont, spent Sunday here with the latter's parents; A. and Mrs. .Alla.- way. —B. W. Wood returned home on Tuesday last, after as pending a few days in Montreal with his son • Wilfred. , —The Ladies' Aid of St. Ands rew's church met on Tuesday -afternoon in the basement of the - -church. - -John McGuire, of Toronto, visited his mother here on Mon- day. the latter being in poor — Mrs. Thos. Douglas is visiting in the city for a few days. — John and Mrs. Dickie were in Toronto on Wednesday buying goods. —Mrs. H Mechin, of Brougham, was with friends in town on Thursday last. —Miss Evva Herks returned home on Saturday after an absence of several weeks in Toronto. —Mrs. Frank Allaway and three children, of Whitby, are visiting. with J. R. and Mrs. 'Tbexton. —Mrs. J. H. Bundy, who has been very ill for several weeks, is, we are pleased to report, some- what improved. — A number of the cattle pur- chased at Arthur Johnston's sale last Wednesday were shipped from Pickering station this week. —The Claremont Citizens' Band are bolding a first-class musical concert his (Friday) evenin wvhieh some of 'our residents -pur- pose attending. ' — Dickie's have just received- a very pretty lot of fancy Easter and Birthday postcards, new sum- mer prints, fancy dress fabrics and newest style corsets, tape girdles at 30c. —Messrs Gordon Bros. will hold An auction sale of household effects, stock .and hay, 'on their premises near the old G. T. R. sta- •sion, on Saturday, March .''•0th. Watch out for bills. —We regret to state that. Mr. apd Mrs Corbett's second son, has been compelled to go to Toronto to receive treatment for his eyes. l;t is hoped that he may return completely recovered.- --Some days ago, while Jona- than_Liscymbe was engaged shoe- ing a horse, the animal stepped on bis large toe tearing off the nail and badly bruising the toe. As a result he bas since suffered severely, but we are pleased to state he is now im roving. —On Tnesday Norman Davis shipped two team of horses to the forth -West, in charge of Walter Shepherd, who will remain there during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Davis and child will also leave to- day far their home in the West. —A Farmer's Institute . meeting wit] be held -in the town ball Pick- ering, -on Tbtirsday, March, 21st. at 2 a.m. Mr. A. E. Sherrington, of \S alkerton; and Mr M. R. Bak mstie Remsdf etseesssfslly drives Rhea - mations out of the blood. This remedy is not • relief only. It aims to clear the blood entirely of Rheumatic poisons, and then Rheumatism meet the a natural death. Sold by All Dealers. f 1! Wall gaper Bought at SIMPSON & CO'S Store between March 18th and May 24th, will be hung by A. Palmer, for 9c per roll. - Go to Simpsons for your wall paper, then send or bring the bill to we. . This offer is for lots of 10 rolls and up and is only good during the dates specified here A. PALMER, Painter, Pickering heath. er,' of Ottawa. will attend this —Just received a large shipment of wall paper, the latest designs. ;crises to suit everybody. D. Simpson & Co: • . a' • —Tee St. Andrew's c,}soir :was• in Dunbarton on Sunday-•afternoou. . _assisting in the services of the •.-:Presbyterian Church. • • • —Miss Charlotte Taylor spent • - a few days during the past week in Toronto, nisi -ting with her . brother, . Adam,: and. other- rela- -tives. _ . . . —Jeremiah Lapp. of Mariposa. spent a few day's during the past week with Pickering friends. He - left onSunday afternoon for Kin - where he visited with Royal • rs. meeting. Cooperation in the -Selling of Fruit. and Orchard Methods will be discussed. • Mrs. Herks & -Daughter are now bnsy making preparations for their spring millinery opening which will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, March -2Tth -and 28th. They have secured a large amount of up-to-date stock which the ladies of the commnnity should inspect before purchasing. —To be sure the department stores tell you that if their goods are not satisfactory you can re- turn them. Sire? But you have to pay express or freight both waysand you decide to keep them. s-geeds--are-- PAST YEARS Rave you seen our stock of runing 1 µi J.J.L ig 'Past years in Pickering, a collection of sketches of history and biogtaphy connected with the past of our own township and illustrated with half tones from nhotographs of proniment pioneers • will he. issued during the summer at a price not exceeding sixty cents if during the months of March and April a sufhcent number of sub- scribers -send their names to Rev. W. R. Wood, Dunbarton, Ontario. - The rnaterilil for such a collection.is prac- tictally all in hand and its issue de- pends entirely upon the subscriptions. Communications with regard to any facts of interest relating to the past of of Pickering are solicited in order that the work may be as complete as possi- ble. • ' 23.°t =Rev. A. S. Kerr, of Melville Church, Scarboro, occupied the pulpit in St. Andrew' Church last Sunday, both morning and even- ing, Mr. Harper taking Mr. Kerr's, work at West Hill, as well as occu- pying the 'Blinn in Dunbarton Presbyterian Church in.: the after- -.: moon. - -Mrs C.Rogeie ietaF.ned home Sunday having spent •a week at !her old home and among her form- ::er neighbors. She reports Mrs. • Charles Disney being very low with • dropsy- and Mrs. Thompson and Ethel both very i11. We hope soon to hear they are on the way .to speedy recovery: —Tee sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to A. T. and Mrs. Law, - of Dunbarton, on the death of their only child, Clifford . E., which took. place- on Tuesday at age• of 11 months and 14 days, 'after a lingering and painful 111- ness. The funeral took place yes- terday, when the remains were in- ..terred in Erskine cemetery. —Oh ! for one way second-class Colonist tickets to B. C., Cal., . 'Colo., Idaho, Mexico r Ron, :, ash., etc. March • .ist to April , 30th. ' Also cheap • tickets to and from Europe. (choke of all S. S. Lines): o-ne way .."round trip," or prepaid. Colon- ists special trains and tickets .to Canadian Northwest during Mareli and April. See or write Stephen- son, opposite., P. 0., Whitby. be- fore travelling. Stevenson tickets ,`-anywhere "everywhere.- .* —Rev. W. R- Wood, of Dunbar - ton purposes writing a. historical sketch of the Township of Pick- ering. He has secured a large amount of material, and whether or not he proceeds with the pub]i- . cation depends upon the number of -subscribers, The writing of the .history of the towifship has fre- ' quently been advocated and it is ppleasing to know that Mr. Wood has taken the rustier in hand. It is. hoped_ that a sufficient number in the township w i11 give the ne- cessary supe rt by subscribing to the proposed history that the work ;nay go on. See advt. in another tclufairy if - AUCTION SALE • OF Valuable Farm Pro- perty. The undersigned has received instructions from gar William !leaven. surviving Executor of the lest Will of the late Jonathan. Gates to offer for sale on Thursda March gut. 1907, et tn. hour of two o'clock to the afternoon, at lot number one. in the rear of the 3rd con- cession of the Township of Scarboro that val. usble farm property consisting of N acres. more or less. of the north part of toe said lot number one. maths 3rd concession of the Town- ship of 8cerboro, about 18 miles from Toronto. On the premises Is a good brick house and a frame berm with basement:stabler About 111 acres of orcherd. of Rood varieties of fruit in- cluding winter apple*. Two good wens, and a never railing spring on the premises. Poe - mission will be given on April 1st, 407 -Terms —10 per cent on day of sale balance ID 30 days. Other terms and conditions those usual in the sass of land sales. For further conditions.apply to the nndarsfgaedAuctioneer oExn WILLIAM MAXWELL -FRED POSTILL Executor Auctioneer Aignlsnd.Creek Given River P March etb, 1907 98-93 not satisfactory you take them back and it cost you. nothing. •�-On Thursday morning the manager of one of our leading con- cerns had an experience that might have resulted seriously. He was in -the bask shop and was reaching for some papers while standing on the highest rung of a ladder. The ladder -slipped, leav-- ing.hi-m dangling in the air at a -perilous height. His piteous cries for assistance brought to his aid one of our implement dealers, who after much difficulty, rescued him, from his awful position. • •..CANADA PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. • . In His Majesty's- 'Surrogate Court of the County of Ontario ; BE IT 1040WN that on the Fourth day of March in the year of our Lcrd one thousand 'nine hundred and seven Letters of Administration of all and singular the property of Mary Jaques, late of the Village of Pickering in. the •County of Ontario, Widow, deceased, A. PALMER, Painter and r 00 Pruning Shears , Pruning Knives Tree Pruners • Pruning Saws • "Out Combination Pruner and -Saw, enables you to stand on the ground and prune ynur tree properly and easily-. Don't fail to see there. Now: is the time to -use thein. Hardware and Stove Emporium M. S. CHAPMAN Choice here'! Giving away border free with Wall Papers. We have 35 different designs of pretty wall and ceil- ing papers which we will sell at of regular low rices. Just think of it, nice paper from 5 to cents per roll, and no charge for border. Bring along the . exact size of your rooms and you will - be more than pleased with our offer. Fresh Groceries ! As usual customers will find our Groceries fresh and the best quality, we have a reputation for nice freshclean groceries. Our 25e tea has no .equr.l for strength and fine flavor. We have nice sweet biscuits at 10c; nice table syrup, 21b tins at 10c: nice bottle mix pickles at 10e; prime cheese; All kinds of the best canned fish and vegetables. -.Fresh Oranges, Lemons,' Figs, -Dates, etc. • • Highest price paid for nice butter and new laid eggs. We have bargains to offer. Come and see. • . Souse - Decarator. Workmanship Guaranteed. Estimates Submitted. Distance no objection. Address Pickering P. O. of January in the year of our Lord one. thousand nine hundred and seven at the' Village of Pickering aforesaid, intestate, and had at the time of her death a fixed place of abode at the said 7 illage of Pickering in the said County of Ontario, were Granted by His Majesty's Surrogate Court of the County of Ontario to BENJAMIN FAw- c•E.rr of the Township cif Pickering in the said County of Ontario, Farrier, a lawful cousin and on of the next of kin of the said Intestate; he having been first Sworn faithfully to adniin- ister the same by. paying her just debts and distributing the residue (if any) of•herproperty according to La'3v and to exhibit under oath a true and perfect Inventory of All and singular the said property, and to render -a just and true account of her administra- tion -when tbereurito law`fufy re- quired.- (Signed)• L. T.•BARCLAY, Registrar of the Sih ogate Court [z. s.] of the County of Ontario. 23-27 tl Rhenmatio eifferere oars base a free sample of Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Rem- edy with boo* on Rheumatism by Limply writing Dr. Shoop. Racine. Wis. Tbie t oo a will sip s'n how 1)r. Shoup's Sia �� 1907._.. tducation is the passport to the very best positions in the land. The Central Business College of To- ronto offers this passport on easy terns 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. WALL -PAPERS 1907 ;Slaeksmithing l No old Stock. Over 500 Samples to choose from. Any price color or pattern. ' Borders the same price per roll as stall and eelling - Gall and see our 'samples., R. A. BUNTING, Eish :f•or The undersigned having bought outs the blacksmithing business of R. Moore, is ppreppaared to do black- ' smithhtng-tn all its lines. Horse -shoeing - a - Specialty. - r CAEORG+E ,rl T , A W, ._ .DICKERING, ONT. Guarchanship Notice. Inthe matttr of the guardianship of the infant children of Wm. Parkin, deLeas- expiration of twenty days, from the first pnblication hereof, application will be -. - made to the Surrogate Court of the Coun- ty of Ontario, on behalf of Aaron Parkin, County of (•)a5tario, farmer, for letters -of guardianship of the persona and es- tate of Albert Parkin. hrederick Parkin, and Mary Parkin, infant children of Wm. •Parkin,:•late • of the Township of Pickering. farmer, deceased. Dow ,C McGillivray, Brock Street, Whitby, Solicitors for Applicant.• Dated this 14th day of February, 1007. 19.21 The latest out. ntario. _sent Haddie, - Whitefish; Ciscoes, Herrings, - Fresh Trout, Codfish ., -All fresh and No. 1 stock. Try them. � :...8. BRYAN, Mgr. —Farmer's Supply Store Pickering. Ont Farm Laborers and Domes- tics. I have been appointed by the Doininion Government to place Insmegranta'from the United Kingdom in positions as farm labourers or domestic servants in thio vicinity. Any person requiring each help should notify me by letter stating fully the kind -of help required wben wanted and wages ofiered. The number arriving may not be stifficent to ,apply all requests bus every effort will be made to provide each applicant with help required. FOSTER HUTCHISON, Canadian Government Employment Agent. Claremont P. O. 19-6m. 1 ee our Stock of - ' Washing Machines - Food Choppers --' Clothes Wringers Crefimery Cans Galvanized Tubs- • Cream Pails Fibre. Tubs •'Churns, etc. • "Clothes Baskets. We have as usual a fine stock of ,Happy -Thought Ranges. t-• lam' .