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Home My WebLink AboutPN1907_03_22""73, ,;,q�r,y;�•?E My eW .Cay r�y,.��F -_• �.,p�n•�: VOL. XXV I. / PICKERING-. ONT.. FRIDAY. MAR. 22, 1907 Vrteroilsfostal IlDasba. t Dental. • . DR. R. M. STEWART, Markham. DENTIST. Honor Graduate of Toronto University Graduate Royal College of De'ntal Surgeons. OVICE—OPPOSITE THE POBTOFFIOE. Open daily 9 a. m. to 6 v. m. Residence, Main St., North. AT UNIONVILLE EVERY FRIDAY. 10 a. in. to 4 p. m. Office over Summerfeldt d: Silver's Store. 77tf Medical GEO. N. FISH, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Member of College of. Physicians and Surgeons. Ont. Associate Counter, County of Ontario. Office Hours-8to10a.m, and w3 and G tot p. m. Brougham. Out: 11—ly Legal. T E. -FAREWELL, Q. 0., BARRIS- V • TES, County Crown Attorney. and County elicitor. Court House. Whitby• 10-v Dow & 92cGILLIVRAY, BARRIS- ori, Solicitors, Ro. Odle.) opposite Post. *Moo Whitby. Out Jno. Bell Dow, BA.; Theo. a; eGillivray, LL.B. Money to Loan. 87 . Vetertruary. -HHOPKINS, VETERINARY SUR- • GEON, Graduate of the Ontario Vet- 'erinary College, Toronto, r egistered member q of the Ontario Veterinary Medina' Association. i Moe and residence one and one -quarter miles north of Green River. Office and shoeing forge hours 8 to 11 a.m., and' 1 to 4 pm. Private telephone in my Whoa P.O. sildrw, Green River. Ont Insurance. FIRE INSURANCE. - smol*L IliVZIIINCE Company. D. M. SPINK. sower. •nststt** Qtimob*. TN HOPPER Issuer of Marriage Licenses in the County of Ontario. OfDce at store and his residence, Claremont. BBUNTING, Issuer of Marriage • Licenses for the County. of Ontario. Of. Ilse as the store or al his residence. Pickesing ,Wallsyfc. 1-y-. 1-�� B. BEATON, TOWNSHIP CLERK J • Oonveyancer. Oommisrioner for taking !amdav se, Accountant. Etc. nosey to loan` ;on farm property, "Issuer of Marriage Lie - mese" Whitevele.'Ont. T -s FPOSTIL.L, Licensed Auctioneer, • for Counties of York and Ontario. Auc- tion sales of all kinds stunned to on shortest, notice. Address Green River P. 0., Out - r 'POUCHER. Licensed Auction - 1 a eer, Valuator and Collelwr for the Conn uta of Yorhand Ontario All kinds of auction. sales conducted and valuations made at mod- erate charge, Estates and consignments con- slatsntly managed and sold by auction or private sale. Mortgagee, rents. notes and * w ants promptly collected and satis- factory atinfactory settlements guaranteed. Phone or write for terms and particulars, Brougham. Oct. Dates way be fixed by phone Nitre office. • y • REL—ESTATE-- Insurance ELE TATE- Insurance and Conveyancing Done `House and Lot for sale .or to rent. -`:luso Planing Mill for sale. 150 acre. Farm for sale. • If you went to buy sell or at my office. Bargains. W. V. Ric -hi -bon. Notary Public; Pickering. ' �' a •! ... •. A full line of first- class furniture:low on exhibition in Our , ware rooms. Prices right. R. S. Dillingham. Pickering, Ont. 4.41 50 .P p !'e O 0 o sr GC o $ a 31 a o Clftarge r't+Cn b 4 • e x b 5 R p .a On Ri ;1 I m oar .: 4. � „O 6.'1;x CQ°a io en c wd•m3 c,....0 n°4o as r`3^^ �Q b go mal• o ..• P•0 b= at!e oan¢aa.9 a vs—. 0 S • ;Otw -1- 10 n5ip .. oa Jan Ce 'a" Feb `y. es r,.. Mar ! V a a. Apr 1 LZe ...i =to May 1�2. . - Jae; 0y- ' m .., m July! . .441 a A. Sept f• c Oct,' e Q � i Nov.: t mo ,Deo January 190E -Whitby 9. Oshawa 10. Pickering ,13. Port Perry it, Uxbridts 17, Cannington 16, Beaverton 13, Uptergro.e 14 y m m 10 N r tl a r.m tl O +0 ▪ m ► 0 a HORSE . BLANKETS We have a few winter horse blank- ets still on hand which we will sell at' a reduction to clear them out. They are choice goods and at a bargain. Now is the time to purchase single harness as spring is opening up. THOMPSON-BROS. CUTTERS ! -A numbgr of good new and sec- ond 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. 25 to 50°/0 aired ! if you get your spectacles from as. Be - cease we boy direct from the mannfactar- ere. gar glasses -plower -everybody • . BECAUSE we guarantee perfect Si BECAUSE you do not have to wait to --have your glasses changed or repaired. BECAUSE oar prime are very low aid the quality of oar goods the highest Eyes tested free of charge. REMEMBER—Whenever you want any. thing in the drug line, we carry a com• `plots stook. We guarantee all ourktoods and always give you what you want Prescriptions carefully compounded.. T. M. McFadden, ::Druggist and Optician. The Toronto- -World ! First rate Market Reports and Fore - castes.' . The Farmers' "ge is a special fea- ture. No farmer can afford.to be without this daily paper with its live up-to-date reports.. Special rates now. . Copies can be obtained from John Dickie 8: Do. _. _ Orders taken by M.'S. Chapman, or F. M. Chapman, Agric. Editor. - • agner & Co. ye a full line of fresh and cur - meats constantly on hand. Spice Roll, Breakfast Bacon, _ $am, Bologna, Weiners, etc. _ Highest prices paid for Butcher's cattle. -�I>0 'll*LIS—Plss wins $tatioa e.:,i �'p..xi g GOING EAST DO'S AS FoLLowa:— - No. 6 MAI. . . . 8:33 A. M. " 12 Local. . . . -2:41' P. M. 14 10 LocAL, . - •. 6:04 P. M. TRAMS GOING Wssr stn LI POLLOWE-- ' No. 9 Loou. . . . 8:41 A. M. 4411 Loons.. . . . 2:18 P. M. '•i Mar 8;2(' p. M. , DOMINION BANK head Office, Toronto Capital Authorized, .$ 4,000,000 paid 1�,p 3,000,000 .Reserve fund and undi- vided profits.• 3,839,000 Total assets . • - ,4 42,000,010 . WHITBY BRANCH. • General Banking Business - transacted. 0111 Special atxebtion given to the collec- tion of farmer's sale and other notes. - SAVJNCB DEPARTMENT. IDepooitfs received of $1. and a upwards. Interest allowed at 'highest current rates. Compounded or paid half yearly, E. THORNTON', Manager, . ATHA. Wedding bells are ringing. Miss E. Cline spent Saturday in. To- ron to. Mr. Arlin are moving to Bethesda this week. Milton Harris is spending a time with friends in. Ashburn. Asa Millardof Uxbridge, and Mrs Thos. Hunt and children, of Aitken's, Mich.. epent Sunday at John Scott's. C. C. McAvoy is not improving any and we are. sorry to report that Mrs. C. C. Mc Avoy has had one arm taken off just above the- elbow. ' ALTONA. • H. Alsop is moving up the 3rd. of Uxbridge. N. Alsop has moved back in our midst once again. Ralph Forsyth's sale was Well at- tended on Monday. 'Asa Millard was home over Sunday and reports business good. F. Reesor and wife, of Toronto, spent Sunday at the former's parents. Mrs. Carruthers is spending a few days with Mrs. Coates and Miss How- itt her sister. Miss Annie Boothby has returned home after 'spending a month with her sister in the city. Miss Annie B. ' Forsyth. of Sllbuff- ville. Robt. Nesbitt, jr.. of the 6th line Uxbridge, spent Sunday _with Jas. and Mrs. Howitt: Miss Edyth Howitt took a ppromi- nent part in the concert given by the Claremont Citizens' Band on Friday night in Claremont.. GOOD WOOD. . Walt. Bacton is moving to his vil- lage farm. Miss Wien of.Uxbridge, is visiting at C. Johnston's. Miss ,Robinson has returned home after a short holidayin Unionville. - Mr.. W. Keller. eitor of Wxbrid - e Journal, was in the village last week. The township council met here last Saturday and had a very lenhthy session, A valuable steer belonging to D. Watson was struck with paralysis on Monday and will likely die. - Mr. Henderson started spring car- pentry work this week making re- pairs to the. McCullough property. Cecil Lake is moving this week to the farm recently purchased from Thos. Todd, who is moving to the west. The usual- spring flood struck the village last week. - It was not so ba4 as last year as the thaw was not ac- companied by rain. The Dutt Bros. have received . the contract for the material and carpen- try work of the new Methodist church to be erected here this searson. No tenders - for the cement block work have been received. - e• • DUDLEY. - A number of horses passed 1Rlrough here last week to nothern. buyers. A number of our residents who were indisposed through "La Grippe" are being coaxed out by the fine spring days. Mr. and Mrs. Simon, of .Pickering, had a few of their friends from here and spent a very pleasant evening at their home recently. Frank McQuay and Miss Minnie Pardon were married at Winnipeg on March 13th. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mc- Quay were both from Audley, the former having been in Manitoba for several years, while the latter went out a few weeks ago. They will be at home at Miniota, Man., after 1st. Represenatives of the "Markham & Pickering Telephone Co." will in pro- bability, be through here this week, in connection with the' propcsed tele- phone line. .It is to be hoped -that. 'a. large number may seeflt to get phones into their homes. We are told by old subscribers that they do. not regret their investment, and that an invest- ment needs but to be installed to prove the'unlimited occassions that it may be used profitably. • The more on the line, up to a limited number, the oftener it will prove useful. ` GREENWOOD. -Miss B. Wilson is visiting at James Leniou's. Wedding hells can be heard ringing in this locality. Geo. Lane has opened a store on the. Greenwood hill east. Miss Annie Calvert, of Pickering, visited friends here last week. Mrs. Thompson and Miss Ethel are recovering from their recent illness. 'James Pengelly is assisting B. 'Wag- ner in his blacksmith shop at Kinsale. Charles Ledgett has n.ted...._Mr. Gold's -farm -north o 7f Kinsale, formerly occupied by Wm. Corner. - Sam Sadler, who has been employed for some time with Mr. Pengelly, has engaged with John.Ad-amsan. The revival meetings which have been conducted here during the past three months have been discontinued. John Graham has moved into Miss Liscombe's dwelling, and John Steph- enson has moved into the house form- erly owned by Thomas Ryan. • George Lane 'has been engaged as caretaker of the'school in place of Mr. Dunlop, who is unable now. to con- tinue the work owing to illness. Ed. I')wire has been engaged with Wm. Pengelly, and Thos. Sadler, who has been working with Wm. Clark during the past winter has returned to Kinsale and has engaged with Aaron Parkins for the summer, EICHOOL REPORTS. M. *MEMOIR/OM Report of S. S. No. 1, Pickering, for February : Sr. IV—P. Stanley, L. Mallet, J. Howland. L. Belden, C. Philp, H. Parsons. Jr. IV—A. Stan- ley, G. Richardson, I. Ray, R. Powell. Sr. i4I-'J. Howland, C. 'Balsdon, E. Richardson, H. Richards, W. Rich- ards, C. Richardson. Jr. III—J. Jones, A. Howland, W. Richardson, M. Hallett. H. Richards. Sr. II— E. Richards. W. Kennedy. Jr. II— L. Galpin, M. Wray, A. Kennedy. Pt. II—J. Howland, C. Monroe. -M. Rogers, Teacher. • • t�=,CARBOR"O. Owing to the many sales throughout our township. our esteemed citizen D. Beldam is kept busily engaged wield- ing the auctioneer's hammer. One of the hest sales of the season was that of W. D. Annis' on. Tuesday last. There was •a large gathering present and prices for farm stack ruled high. James and Mrs. Henderson of the Kingston road spent a few days last week with friends in Pickering. • F. M. Chapman, agricultural editor of the Toronto World, was in our Aril; Iage Tuesday and attended _Wm: D. Annis' John •Annis has sola 'his fine farm adjoining our village and will dispose of his farm stock on Wednesday next, the 27th. , The Scarboro Milk ProducersZAssoci- atiois held a Meeting in Toronto last week and decided that the price of milk should remain - the same during the summer months as it has been through the winter season. BROUGHAM. Woad bees are the rage now. Miss Ward is visitingcat W. $. Holtby%. W. Bennett, of 'Toronto, _spent uesday at B. Feasby's. - Messrs. T. and .1. Gammaidge spent Monday' in Oshawa. A. and -Mrs. Matthews spent a few days last week in the city. . There was first-class skating here t,n the rink on Monday night. A. E. and Mrs. Hamilton are residing at Claremont' for a short time. ' G. Philip, jr., purchased a new driver on Saturday from Wm. Mk -hell, _Green - - R.' J. and Mrs. Cowan and D. and Mrs. Dolphin spent Tuesday - at J. Cowie's, Markham. Mrs. A. Smith, of Montreal, and E. Grant. of Hhmilton, spent Sim - day with their uncle, T. Poacher. Messrs. J. M. Gerow. J. Ham. J. Miller and J. Littlejohn attended the meeting of the creditors of A-. E. Hamilton.ou Saturday at Stouff- ville.- Mrs. A. Grant and daughter, of Montreal, Mrs. G. Smith and bon, of Hamilton, Miss Edith Johnston, of Claremont, Miss Middleton, of Orillia, spent Saturday and Sun- day with Hugh and Mrs. Mechin. Owing to lack of accomodation the combination sale advertised for the 29th of March at Brougham Hotel has been called o$ for this season. It will,however, be held at the Gordon House, Pickering, on Tuesday, April 2nd. _ NO 2-1 ._ Pale, -_Thin, ervous? Then your blood must be In a very bad condition. You certainly know what to take, then take•it — Ayer's Sarsa- parilla. If you' doubt, then consult your doctor. We know what he will say about this grand old family medicine. Sold for over 60 years. This Is the ant question your doctor woad auc. '•Are your bowels regular?" He 'mows hatdair-rkction of the bowels is absolutely resentsr to recovery. Keep your liver active and your bowel* regular by taking larKve doses of dyers Pills. • maarrsireew Made by T. C. aver co.. Lowell, tram Luo aaanan.cturers of — (HAIR Y100R. SROUE CURE. CSERRY PECTORAL and see. Address Dr. Shoop. Racine, Wis. Large jars 50 cents. Bold by mr Dealers. "Preseaties" will promptly check a cold or the Grippe when taken early er at the "sneeze stage." Preveatios cure seated colds as well. Preventive are little candy oold care tablets, and Dr. Sheep Racine, .Wis. will gladly mail you sam- ples and a book on Colds free, if you write him These samples prove their merit. Cheek early Colds with Preview- ties;and atop ,Pneumonia. - Bold in fe- and 25 Dent boxes by AU Dealers. :NOTICE. 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 o Canada. _ Pickering . Branch. —The way in which the price of food stuffs has been soaring lately should lend weight to the ' argu- ments in favor of a ''back to the farm', movement. All farm pro- ducts to -day are bringing higher prices than in many years. Eggs are worth their weight in 'gold; all meats are exceptionally high; and the great demand for substitutes has, raised the price of vegetables. With such•a price it should not be difficult to make'a farm pay. The help problem on the farm for the coming season is already confront- ing` thefarmer, and he is on the hunt Tor a good man, even if it is several months before work begins. This is the hardest pro- position that a fhrmer has to deal with, and it has become a serious one of late years.—Ex. The News --Na Pore Drug Cough Cure Laws would be needed, if all Cough Cures were like Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure— a -td is has been for 20jyears. The Natural Law now requires' that if any poisons enter into a cough mixture, it must be print- ed on the libel or package, For this reason mothers, and others, should in- sist on having Dr. Shoop's Cough Care. No poison -marks on Dr. Shoop's labels —and none in the medicine, else it must by law be on the label. And it's not only safe,but it is said to be by those that know it pest, a truly remarkable cough remedy. Take n. chance, par., ticnlarlo witbf your children. Insist on having Dr. Shoop's Cough Care. Com- pare carefully the Dr. Shoop package with others and see. No poison marks them I You , can always be on the safe . aide by demanding Dr. Shoop's Cough Cnre. Simply refuse to aoospt /any other. Sold by All Dealers. For Catarrh, let me send you free, just to prove merit, a Trial size Box of lir. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It is a snow, white creamy. healing antiseptic balm that gives instant relief to Catarrh of the, avec and gum. Make Vat :use tom: ,Ieeorporated by act of Parliament itet Authorized Capital Subscribed Paid up Rest Account Assets Joust Cow,uu, Bice. • President +11,000,000.08 x;5.000.00 •' 555.000.00 300,00CCOO (,000,000.00 't.8il[alLaLaiia b Special attention given to Farmers Sear Notes- Collections Solicited and promptly made Farmer's Notes discounted American sed Foreign Exchange bought and sold Drafts is- sued. eyailable on all -parts of the world Savings Bank Department. Interest allowed on deposits at high- est current rates, and credited • or paid half -yearly tp depositors. - - : _ .eEO. HERR, _ Mgr.. i ster A beautiful selection - able EAST•ER • Gifts can be had at BASSETT'S HITBY, Comprising $ill* Zretcked • , Iilq e'fcu`Dexir;poote 1ilq .tat 9irus MIN 9ie Sins 111q tuff 9irss • We have many other articles just as suitable and a beautiful new assortment of jewelry for summer wear. Presentation art'cles a spec- ialty, !....matismoseaws Ak ,i •.. `• Sf N. "''•., �tl :Hi•".M:l%'9 Y,,^+^'Y'tY •,J •••.: AMY : 4• � ex, x ��.I. . . ere; "`..z , PROVINCIAL VBSIDIES� B ADSTLFF4 RAILWAYS' DEATH ROLL Toronto, March 19a -eel! board quota- '" uota- liurt� are: • . •\\ heat-bnlario, No, red. ;23;c ask- ___ .. "ter Wilfrid . -Laurier s • Proposed -Amend outside, bed; No. 2 mixed, 72y� Over asked outside', 71%e bid 78 per cent. points; No. 2 goose, -66c bid; east. • - _ Barley -No, `2, 53%c bid east: No. ••• ,extra, 50c bid 78 per cent. Doints; No. i rovincr 3, 511c bid 78 per cent points. 2. despa'ch from Ottawa says: Sir but on the population of.eaach p ,..Peas -80c asked, outside, 70%c.bid out ." lurid Laurier ave notice on Friday as ascertamed from time to time be the side, 793 c bid C-P,H,, S0c bid C.P.B. A' despatch from Ottawa says: 'Ih a injured.'From rear -end collisions sea- -. -s• �tght cf an add s lo: his Dlajesty for {sit decennial census, until. such P0Pu• '7i per cent. oints, summary given -respecting accidents on enteen passengers and fifteen employees --aur amendment to the B. N. A. Act to kation exceeds 2,300.000, and 'at the rate p Oats -No. white, 39yc asked on were k[lied. - e the total fatalities s amend !be scale of payments to be made of sixty cents' per head for so much five cent rate to Toronto, 38%c bid; sales railways during the time coveted by the euh;-Igree were passengers, 168 em- pla. oyees Canada, to the everai provinces of of population as may exceed ,=e' ;a; 393;c f.o.b., 78 per cent" points, report of the Railway Commission front plovees and 161 classed ,as "other per - February A�aniaion for ltie_support of their 500.000 March shipment. _ Februaty 1. 19ri4, to 'Starch -31, 190ti, it 'son�`i �So anmer?t and I e,ta- atures. The pro- C. An additional allowance to. the ex Omer prices are- l•' shown that• !'.02 peraoh ns were killed The commissioners stale that on ace ,•ate atnerxlreenls are as follows:- tent of $14.4) 000 annual)}', tot ten years \\•-heat-On.ario-Conliues firm; :�o. and 144 injured. On the 'G. Z'. R. 167 coupe ot. the in^Teasing work of the A instead of the amounts now paid. to the Province cf British (turnia• 2 white winter, .7:-,d to 72%c; c; No. 2 need, were killed and 40 injured; on the• C. P. board ,it will be necessary to have in r>�e'sums fter•eafter payable yearly by AN (.N.AI.ii RABLE Sal"T[:E?vIENT• 71c to' 72c; No. 2 mixed. 71c to•72c. fi: 185 ��ere killed and ab injured; and sper,tors stationed at different points in +Catrada •'o'the'severe! provinces for the " The . resolution, proceeds: "\\e pray Manitoba Wheat- Absence. of'ship- ant the. G. Y. It. 27 were killed epd' '4 Canada: and: the board has in co+rlem• rampart o their Governments and Legis- eget your Maj%?sty ntay be .graciously mems makes quotations soritcwbat nom- injured. Of the total killed 109 were hlatiun the •appointnieni -of-several in- iasspe~, to be accurdine to population, p a ed to .eau e a measure to be laid incl; No• 1 hard, 87c; No, 1 northern, trespassing on the truck, 42 were kilted• spectr,rs who. in addition to investigat- cwao asfollows:-- refore the Imperial Parliament al its Sic, lake ports: at, level crssrnf .-3$ cmplrye+ ivcrx. tog the circ:untctarxes attending acci- a. Where the population of the pro present lesion reneakn,e the provisions oats -Nd, 2 white, 393fc to 40%c trar-i� killed w'lrtie shunting. end is passere ing . alit) also exafs rolling stock -eannoe ia- under 150,900. $1(X1,000. cf section 118 of the B N \ Act; 1867, Toronto: No. 2 mixed, 3e9c to :t'Jy,c. gra were killed while attempting to get and equipment and- report .generally .re - 2. 1.\ here the • population of the pro- aforesaid. and substituting therefore the. Peas -&:.c' to 80/c outside on • a train while in .motion. Fifteen '-pectittt; thP.lr:antter' in wl+ich the vari aavanee is 150.1(11, but does not exceed sante of payments.a.boe set forth,which Corn -Na. 3- yellow American. 53,_c passengers andnine employees war' err provi:iona of railway acts', and' re- �? 11 killed from head on colli~torr;;, alta \wen- ertrlulieins of the board arc being observ- �CS,�00, 5150.000.. , . 'I ben !ural and unalterable settle- to 5!ac, Toronto and West; • N. .yc ow, �:-. _'L _W erre the. population of the pro- rnent of the amounts to be paid yearly 45c to 4ir.ic, M.C.H. 'or G.T,lt., Ontario, ty-five passengers and three employees cu. n Dominion _ to 4- basis.elia'harn freights• is • 1 t h ft tin at 6a/ meet of the B. N. A. Act. Four Hundred ' - Persons -Killed -i Twenty -Sig Months. 11, rm:e 2(1<i.rx4) but docs not 'exceed i n the �sevetal-f+rovuuvs of th _ 46 ret, - ia9ftl, $160..1.0e, for their toe al purposes and the support Buckwheat -57c to 58c, outside. [:\DED LIFE \'•il'ft Rf}f.E S.1LI. A 'L1'Lere the papulation of the pre-- of their Gev'ernment and Ii'gi.. a ore-. nye__ear bees e.avy; u u b ' zc i " half='ear. - Toronto ltl.er.eh 19,-E\por t tea. was J Lennox Man. Carrie. Out Threal�' Pre • •wznt2 is X+•0.0e0, brat' doe ,not exceed �u' h grants hal._ be. paid y y atiL�rle ,�qpU d`ro0tJ0 ir, advance t:, early province, u the 52cto-.t \ quiet. -Qunfaiion, were steady rind A dr palch fr+ant Kaead:ar, cent-- says: LI\ E STO4 F \t,\l4KLT. but 5� Velie:e the papulation of the pro-, Griverrment ot Canada shall deduc aereusee.i, 600.W. bre does not exceed. l: cuch.grants tie against .any"provinceail . Flour -Ontario. 40. per cent, patenas, e0,05 to $a.,°5: r + nednnn anti hpht e c • .i 0. , $:tea 000. l -suras chargeable as interest n -n the pub- S2. 0 asked. S,;.ne• I,rd; \S rti+toba, belt Inrti' were lin ae Barley -Firm: Nn. �. c: o. viou.ly:]lade. t front 3 extra 51c to 51'!c .N 3. 4fTc io 50c. eMut . the enure• as fa. t week. Choice -porterst evil frryut st.::, t _s:,_ • 4. Where file pnpulat':m...of the pro-. tic debt of that- province' in excess rf pa -tents, SL:50; seconds,.. -,3,7:>:• bakes', "Sale- ,f-pick+d buteliere'vt,rr•0 rnade �t +•atria._ ezceedz• 3:9ri,cYtT. ?•240,000. ` •'he several-aiuountse stipulated. in the- $:;.�0 _ S•,, and-iraight loads sole( ae. high ac .tl.:Instead of an a:•rivalbe rant per said Ace. Bran-\omirially $21 to $22• : 'i.`k't. with no .lack of .sale-, .•tvvicen t^ n , - t iia and -SI.S0. Sales of w ,(1 -finished elated • c! pepr:lut:on' new allowed. the "Ah of when we humbly pray yo rr r. ' .riarenua. payment hereafter to he at the. Majest'. "tri take into your favorable COUNTRY PBODeICG. raw; were made up it, 5{. ' (:omrn<m cat- araate rale of eighty cerits r head. and rac•ous con.aidcration.' tee were off from 10*• to r Pe la $nater-Re^eipt+ are fairly tcicrd. put L SiOrsker; =were quirt. • The fiFm- relay_ \\ill! -ate P. J;et.ry._wet) I vrd.�,th .hs wife and. sett abaitt a trade `froiu Kula- cairn-mated. ala- corn-mate i >utt•adc on Sat • tud.rc by shoot,ug. • For- s -rile dnys -ice- flail been ihreatr•rr.n;. to -lake his ow•t- life. but his threat• w•re not •tetccrrser- ).nu•ly. 'Aft --r du -niers -during which ewe. ! ferry-she+w•eet no sign., of mentaL.pbet the demand is strong. and -There is na i .kat ter , hers' grjie ;tv' atsnrbs boy ration. the sen left to vr>rt lets sister, -WOK- t FOREeell . GROWS.but a small part of the trees which ori surplus stock. ' • 1 'leng at all -good. A few heavy feeders nen itves near_ and on his not return• ginalty stared in the race will be alive. 'Irliarees Flare to lessiut for hire, and Onb ._ - AC[t, Ae. EXAMPLES. • a- Smai1 Proeortion Survive.` - - T1 results of -actual work done. in the '-est orde.r. to uederstand fully the plant- 'Ffcires-ls shows this nicely. In the Turtle flag and tending _of forest trees." it ib ; Mountain Forest Reserve. -in Manitoba, r.loee>sary for one first to understand how ' where the commonest tree to the poplar. forest_ stares and. alYr eta_ .__]. ' Creamery, prints -..r: .,.•-•,-26cto2.c: uvern sold at $1.50 to Rt,60 +.ins. the father tent hes wife to bang do solids .. ~_ 23c to 24 \filch cows .hs'w• lrlti change- from , him torn•" \\ leen -Mr•=: `Berry returned- Dai rints .... - --• , • - • '22c to 23c ' Dairy: P hist market, and-trage'sva a rather gwP Berry utas missing, and a s•!arc7d reveat_ do tubs • • 20c to :lc Calves are steady and unchanged at et, dead bo.ly- sated in a 'closet. Cheese• -14c for •larg• e and 14%c for 3c to 7c per m. - - 1 evlih a \\'inehestea rate . between -h+,•. twins. Sheep are -fairly, steady, but lambs area kne•'-i arra' tee'muzze. a, are against hie.. s F:gGs-Prices from 20C to 21 c. _• off. t,m•mon lamb.; were• from 25e ,to , ttir•,at, •Thr bullet .had pa -sed upward de'.ekaps throustrout; it .as found that, while Chea_average Poultry -'Market is ,very slow ar.'i louver; grain -fed. about :5e.• titrntrgh_ his- head and picm�d,five roof. number at poplar trees: pet acre when Easy, Singe were unchanged tri a -fairly goof Berry, who wi 65 year. "of age, was Vale a where a. etre •t.; burred { the tree.. wore• test years old was. four Inferior ...'- 9r, to tAt' � selects, 3t;.•s3 fed and watered t J 1 run. • a veteran of the American Civil \ ar. • slit a trate ':? :anrd wheels before wasi. thousand •4,txliil when the trees has] etc to t1+>< i :• eronees•eet with (ore` -I er. a tract -where ail. ,reached. eighth y ears. of age. •the number • nowt ,::, - : ,-: , �. -.. _So ta_9c i 'KILLED' KILLL'D I\ COLLISION. > ellRF.T. f, 111.-teeleN C:.tFF•. • eat, Ire ..-i tea, e brxn bii,-,yn, %town. by. a was reduced to three hundred •3001. At .. do to 1 !c I R — ioewere wind�t.ofw, On the, gr.imd seeds ' forty years- of age there had been Roo Cee;e 9c to l ie p nII One Man Ras Ear 1'•a1 .QN- Thr Ottley asratnLnei hiborin at wrlladi)gleft. ad at sial veers 425 had remained. cl .L C.P.R. Ex press Run...Into a \1'reeki large' y . Turkeys .. ._ :. ., ,., .. ]1 o c " So �a germinate.,' \\ante fine in New England was Honey -Rails t.ic to l2 per lb,: combs Train: Receives two isullet hound'. - - •-'--ugh tergal- enty- a sttiali part Of ' Studied some time ago by the United $2 to • $2.a0 per dei. _ A despatch . y~ + A . de.pnt% h -AVdicro;'zrcd tti6t, whilz at len.ye€trs of p � and - 11115 to A137) ton primes. - !curve just east of here. on Thursday rri� britt-rf tete Grand tt •ere \went -two hundred Potatoes--0ntario. H5c to 90r; eastcrsn,r.igtit in -the dila „ night, when the Wrecking train return; Ilntel de [?umpe toetween YriTtce !\ikarr•• • fromPort Arthur says A frontSi Pete -Tabun., :says; -alt ornate that fella ter \a:urc is very' iavieh Slates Forest • Service. tce. In this case it Beans-Sten+-iy at -$1.,,ra for.. hand. 1 collision occurred on -the (Pte on a , A shooting affray took place on Sunday . - such raises. • -_ - - - .tner a year or tw• a• greatmany tittle. age rete w y • •eleredt trees wilt be felled. For a few 1=300` trees: ppr acre, at- slat years of 95c to $1. in -car ots here. --. -trtK from -Plat was:struck by an expres.dze, a Marshal of the nobility ,mot hu red and ea -earners- early "ori. +,f lie. ,e Iatlre p2djin'�� agevthere re only two ears o.tr a there Baled Hay-Firrtt at $11 to RI1.40._forThe crew, of- the w.reckeig train saw the1151.4, and Captain [G+s?nif, 'of the East Y timothy. S!1.50 _lo $10 fol secondary • express- approaching. and all escaped Sibr'ri3 sharpshoetera J In -the midst ot - ut halfthe number the an - a;• -•"sq/lIE leave 'teals' .CL'�rrt•e to grow arid "� , were .1.090 'Mat about +a�r1a as it Ilk, It Kitt have to meet � grades except• a man named Palmer of Ross; a spePited argument -concerning• ten in ear -lots. on track here. Straw -6.75 to $7, in car lotspart, who was s tic acesaag ctany ars-=rh . frrim drought and_: y ears),r at forty years 690 and at g 7 a here I ek_by the locomotive Nikari- the end of half a century, of .growth, 400. •' and instantlykilled. tenomy of the Cauca us, Prince Aif.aet send toomw�h rain.afl. for irtatanceI dze made a disparaging remark aboral --,ostial naturally r:iany .4:11.'tlrese- young, -' • FORESTRY'LANTING. - ' eee .e 1l;ti ,s%ill die trent eiteh vain+. But, In toast rice ptanuna a hint is taken ti , trace are uv-ercorne eaeh little tree f- rom these facts, and the trees are ......„4", grow ahead. al its best rate ear • •••_fame tune-, ereteucg as much as A likes' P-unted very close together-foue or .five -ewl w.;. 'space and' light. I feet apart each a'ay. for instance. In a _ - • few years -mitis or eight, probably. -the • THE FllILITiNG BEGINS. - crowns of the trees meet and the ground .tile vear•aass. however, and the is shaded. Ry far the most of the trees ; ems: harps. medium and light, 15%c P die..of _course:. the forester expects -this .to 16c: heavy. 14%c to 155: backs, 16%c "Vie trees grey.. the lime comes- swam' ' the first laceBut they have done k 17c: shoulders, lic to I134c: rolls, p. 11%e;. breakfast bacon. 15,3ac to 16c; green eats out of pickle, -1c less than smoked.- _ .-., - ,�p Y • Lard=Firnl:'lierces, 1234,e; tubs,• 12%e:, •• being so sanded and is Also made rioter 1.1%. better trtrilx r, - pail,, 12%c. •- AK ---he [eat -mould or hi.tnus made by the ' T1W STRUGGLE: "FINIS/IED. MONTREAL 31ARi+FTG. -- _-ddeezy of the kava -and lwigrr fallen•fr+om frees that grow Ute highest are called ` --- -- - " ` ' - - ..elle sem. .1-"domiwani".lues. 'the majority of the Montreal, March 19, -Locally the hay ..:ate tre t s. Ihr`mselves are also greet ly surviv,n;; . tyres lying -between ' these market is unchanged. No. 1 timothy, reiBected. teeny tree. or cx,ur•.,e, just like cla,�,''greet. thrifty trees: though not $12 to $13:. No. `2, $11.50 to $12.50. and • evil\ •,the:• plants. n;eist have light in order .standing -out above their neighbors), axa for clover. mixed, $10.50..to-$l-1 50. eke snake es own .focwJ and so make a .known as "sub -dominant." • Oats -No. 2, 43c to 44c: No. 3, 42c to .- ealthv-.grewtn :,:1 its supply of light. is But ai last growth in freight stops, 43c, and No. 4, 41e to 42c. - estia. ole. the Uee...e hindered and perhaps chiefly becnuse the tree are" no longer Corn -Prices remain at 56e to 60c. eFx'- eli�alled allogethe-r. But •the tree can no ale- to- -pump- up• a proper supply of- - '•.:curer grow ea, suk;ways; far all the water into their -top.. ' But the tree gull Isom -i.. that direr -eon' is occupied.So keeps on glowing in liameler at a pretty - -PROVISIONS: ice- on theeake is trn+rsrial-ly thick, and l}u�.i+lta: miljlary pre like. Thcrenporr Ttrect;e=d Ttrs++ X9.50 for light artd $9 the opening of uavi�atTO will asstirediylCaptain l ostoff drew his•:abre and cot for heavies: Warmers lots. - •• - • b J. late.. .- Pork -Short cut,_ $23 10 23.50 per- - . barrel: meatst�$2'9" to ;x'1.50. SmokTand Dry Salted Meats -Long clear bacon, 11c to_113�,c for . tons and 'Mae Crowne of ill trees bcgrn to touch their work in keeping the moisture in the lone another tine tern, crown' means anti givinget[ fallen leaves and eat branches and ivliage of the tree as .ground ,s whole,. Titus the so,3 -is. now almost .twigs to -.form homes.. Besidai. trees so leteei ItaJ d and 'benefited by planted grow taller and straighter, and store.- -. • •Barley-Nominal tore.- Barley--Nominal at 52c -to 54c ex -store Montreal. P1 epeen& alt its etreneth in growing up: fast rate for several years..• Finally; even - • Flour -Manitoba grades, $4 to S-4.10 Named. .The. Jeeteet aner .~tropeest growers the growth 'in diarrie'ier falls off largely per brl , ip bags, for slrorig -bakers' anti _,are the trees that t.nally,eurvive. The • eirelecte: having the light eat ofris shown • is tete lower' branches. These. become - sickly and finale dire and in 'time ore rare cuff by- the wind or -knocked •off :;_der ugh being• stews by other branches •.sr are broken off iii some other way. • 7n the meantime the fastest gr•rveng . - `•3reea are getting the most- light. and Si) -be mach better ul.ilized, „ _ market as very lien. F. W. N. JACO!vfRi:. • eggs--New'•laids are quoted from 23c TICE• ENTERPRISING EMIGR.1TE: Britain Being Robbed of the Flower of Her Agricultural Population. A despatch from London Says; The Illustrated London News' says that (`-an- ada's excellent land and enterprising advertisements will doubtless tend still -further to diminish Great laritaiin's. agri- cultural population, and after alime leave nothing at home -but the very young, very old, or very stupid and un- enterprising sections -of • the rural. dwell ars. � } •EiAD RE'F.N FROZEN TO DEAT11. Bode' .of Man Who . Died on Prairie Found by Police. . h- despatch from Saskatoon;' ,Sask., says:- The brrly of Joseph . Coarsen, whose death. was revealed. 'a few days brow ht into town on Satur- ago, w'as g -off -the .Prince's ear. Beaching into Wet pocket the Prince pulled a reerever and 'taking aim fired tepee. tire, bullet pene- trating the. neck and the breaet of the captain.. A s=urgeon was ealied _in and. sewad--on- the severed ear. .Captain Kostoff's wounds are dangerous. ,:SHOT 1llLS i1ROTRER. Sad Accident in a Manitoba Fartroity' c _ . _Tbr ee-year-old Boy -.Killed. ' A -despatch from- Fannystelte. Man., says: The seven-year-old .son of F. Best- ' t e .on Tuesday -afternoon. in the tern- porary absence of his parents picked nip a loaded rifle which bad been left. andrnge"behind the door and accident^ rally shot his three -year -Ofd brother. kil- ling earn instantly. The bullel..pettetra- ted- the little -fellows eye, SE�'Eti DEGtPiTATi T: Work of Russian Robber's -Witnesses of • _-Slaughter' Lest Their, Reason: ' though it continue: -ata less rate % f $4,e0 to $4,60 for: patents, Quotation . A despatch from 1'otasavefgrad. Rus• course -to a very std � gee ' Trees often live � v� I day_ .evening. by .,Constables Currie and on. Onlarios are L't Th to. $3.85 per b Grey. It was located in a shack rn via. says.: - An estate in this vicinity win: ry �g,r•eet., age: and'$1.50 to $1.60 for exi•ra;. Humbolt district, near ghere it,had attacked says try robbers in \Thursday, who • en But such very •r' - ,nen cutdown, Miilfeed-eBran is quoted at $21•, and treen found nn the praise. An Inquest Munk. and decapitated .Ihe pmprtetoo are ver anon he more or less ecrt5 a( $'2 although some sales for ea not considered necessary. as the• p'o' five ]adorers: and a woman. Two wit - I.) rotten at the t . wit as good forestry spot bran haul been reported ashighi+ce are satrafied a it neves of e , ' t d Ih t• is •bilt .a case ct . th laughter, a ,soldier., who . t 1 cut the tree down before it gets so as $23 being 'lost and frozen to death. hid in a haystack. and a child. lost their . very old. as in that way the wood can Butter -•The condition -of.-the -butter • reason. 'The soldier subsequently• diad • Chief • Justice \\••eelherbee of - Nova„ in. •a hospital- of • •¢elieiunr. • -The booty Scotia has resigned. • - • - amourtted to $1.0d. ••lbev have the test chance for develop -1 c. • nn+xtit_ Ila•: ing-got above' the other freers, '•---- --- ' ' . horealry Branch, Oilriw•a. 'I _ 24c. • %lChe.esc'_--13*;ir._ for white •and � 14c for evy eel the 'lance in spread out side- , • rc sazy;,•and-so n hairier by (herr shade-'-' i - - :' cr,lered still L+'ing quoted. perhapsa fine ly It, lee ---their .1c,\ver• The Grand Tr nk Itaiiw•av hits just es_ .. },revisions -Murree , sfiart-cut • mess, ti.: r, owrin . ,,.o roti- '- t 1 pr(eu-sj writ 1 c -iyis•i ferrrh-Fn new .switchin-g 'engines $4-2' to ' 443::,0; half -barrels, $11.75 :le --•.,,r;-Ga ( iL :etre y�...•. :,:r! ud in +",• +fi'onui -,-t+••rieeta•ly, N.l'. -- 9+12.50: clear fat back, $21 to $2450; tong cut heat!), mess, $20.50. to $22; hale ' L,arrels do., $10:75• to:.1511.50: dry salt- IIITTSBURG- LOSS -. $9,000 d ling clear l aeon.lee l0 12:oar-Sint Bodies Recovered and Others ire • '0OO.rls platehccr,$11top12.,?1;12,f-bar•. rl; dn. $6.25to �sG.7,};barreheap v VER ]00 MINERS KILLED L U 3 3 mess beef, 48.;,11, halt barrels do., .tsa cnmprlund, lard_ S;;tc to 1032c, rear Likely .to Die. - - ..•- - Lard. 11";c to lac; kettle. rendered, 13c. _. - � t /c, � �•,. . Ie size; breakfast hncon, 15c to 16c: V Windseir bacon: • 15%c •lea 16 c:: fresh A despatch from Forbach. Germany, •: eaplesi�an of fire damp in the I tater; •1:3c to 16 l ac -cording • Disastrous Ef fect 'of the Woes Flood in its History. .- aespaich from Pilist;;.«g, f a., -segs: -I b5 in eof steel rens .s-g1,000enir •• lneitth -lite rapid receding of the waters Cries '..:. output• . °,i10f1,0(Y0 _eye -.net Monngahe;la, Allegheny: and Ohio toss in wage', of emplr,;r,,,e' •.. ]',8:37,1X10 '-•},.Biers Which was _taking -place here :.n Rs.tiRnated damage to indtrsIeal • • .--. Cay n)ght. conditions are fast assum- plant ......... , .... 2,e00,cn10 nortnai prrporl,cns.' and the greatest ' - - - - . :land most destrucli\e flood in the history Excitement was cau.d nn Frda�nr(1(vl ex! :be city is at. 'an end. ,S '-ert rniicc were- inundated, severs: tires.', One wheel swept the , - ,e loss ;n actual It -Wars will preb- Mount \Washington district had to, be • -.1a v nevee be known, hut an estimate dynamited on account of R shortage of Mars Tar in Allegheny County ray te water in the mains. The loess from • .saaummarize4 in the following tables:- both tires wilt not exceed $225 ,00O. • killed abattoir dresses -I hogs $1.1a to say•-• 810; alive, $7.15 to $7.25. .. ` •cleat mine al - Kieinroseei, near _here:. ot" Friday night caused' the death of 105 miners an (let v, The- mine -owners are ritlieving -the be- .. explosion occurred. in a sin � amply. ' }..m i-FAl C) Ai:\RKI ('. d the in ury of 15 other... 111 Ritffalo,-\Urrch 19__°-Waeat-.E,ring week; No. I Northern, Roc asked;. Win- ler-ateady'; No. 2 while, 80e. Corn Sieody; No. `2 eellnw,-51) c.; Nn. 2 white <,l;ac. Gats. -Quiet No. e white, 4!1'/,c: No. L' mixed, 46 ;c.... Ilya -=Firm; No. 1, 7ue. c.i.f., in .st,ore. - c _ . NEW YORK WHEAT .MARKET. New fork, March 10. -Spot steady: Pic. `2 red S6 elevator; No. 2 red. 844ec Loeb, afloat, No.' 1 northern Duluth, 02%c f.o.b. afloat, No. -2 hard winter, 87Yc f.o.b. afloat...-', , • • riders of the miners' hospital. Those v,'Ixi wet -e suffocated• by'lifter-damp are easily recognizable. a they appear 'to be asleep. The 'blies of those killed by the explesinn are badly disfigured. :in which Fie miters wore at. work. reeved familiesp - In additi?rn to the 65 bodies recovered ELEVEN 'Klf.f.ED, IN VIRGINIA. -- 4h other miners are mLsing, and are Undoubtedly dead under ' the 'fallen seeks.. Of the 15 injured 'who were res., .cued only one •is expected to' fie;cover;. Ai the time of the explosion about 240 omen were working in the -Klein Rosse- lyn pit, 450 yards below the surface. The'disesTer was first known when -the survivors reached Ihe surface. The manager of the mine and a party of rescuers immediately descended. The.l,nd.ies are, now lying in the` cor- A despatch from Rielriti ,rid, Virgt'nta, says: Eleven men were killed. four bad- ly injured•.ard three_ eire. missing 'as the result, of a fire damp explosion in the coal mine owned anti operated by Bond and Bruce, at Tacoma, five miles east of—Norton,—in \Vie County. at 8 o'clock Saturday.• The miners had .just entered the shaft for the day's work when the explosion occurred which cost the ma- ;crity of them their lives. • Pse. BABY'S SMILE. Baby's smile indicates that he is te.ell ''and happy.. ,It is only the ise.k :nee who is cross and restless. .And the •mother can depend upon it 'teal v: filen her baby cries he is not crying. ,:!nils _ _ to he ugly -that is not his nature- lie • is crying because he is in p lift eini_st - probably his little stenutch is out cf _order. The mother will find Babe's Own Tablets a never failing ,cure for • an the minor ailments of little ones.. Ili 7 the homes where the Tablets are used "there are no crass,_ crying babies .- ni- thing...but %bright, trappy and playful babies -the kind that are a •joy to the 'dome. Mrs. Jos. Legree, Caraquet. N. .. B., says: At the time I sent for Baby's. • Own Tablets, my little cue„_was weal. .:end failing., 'He would cry nigiil aiuI - day, and I did not seem able to get any- thing to help him. After giving him !the Tablets there was, a .greet change. -and he has, since tie -feed' Ilteiv:"''Te, Tablets are sold by: druggists or by mail at' 25 carts a' box from 'l'he Dr. • Williams' Medicine leo.. Broc•kville.0)it. .e .'i'.. ..• . - STA'I'Iti411:.S Ut TRADE. 15ltow_., Britain': Immense Superiority-- .. .Per ,Capita tsomparisun.. ..... • Mr. Lloyd-Georgein 'answer to a question put by Mr. Dundas White, has compared- England's trade in 1906 with •• that of the United states. trance and ,.Germany in -a. singularly instructive form. The foreign trade of the united King- dom per head of the population was last 'year .equivalent to ,T°.A lie. 7d: -iri the . -United Stales it was £7 1ls. Ildei in 'France £10 8s. 7d., and in Germany £l.l '7s 10d. per head. -. For home consumption the imports • per head o1 the population of the United 'Kingdom was £1I 9s. 6d.: in the Uhited States 413 4s. 2d.; in France • £5 Gs. 2d., and in Germany f:6 8s. per head. HAVE YOU A WEAK BACK? ROES RE.fiEi i L TLSN OR ' - NEURALGIA. TORTURE YOU? Zam-Buk, sill Hive Speedy Relief. . Has the trying March weather broue`'t 'tan your Rheuniali•rn or Neuralgia. ;,r - put an ache Into Mat weak back �f= - yaurs" If it has. remember that Zanr- Buk rubbed well m over the aching part will, give you spreeiv relief. Zam-Bok contains valuable herbal sx:en+,e•s se re- fined and ccnC&&ntr eted, seeirchiJtg and se, rowerful, that a utile rubbing 'Cnablea them to penetrate theeased or. -' inflamed muscles, -net-ve, and tendon. That ache in limb ar back means trial -_ tete muscles and ' nerteS ale needing help. • They have `caught cold"-th nerves are ",+turves;'-irrittltesll, nflanl:, Ye,lir body iN a we nderiul machine. bad itr.ae,ruetnnes needs a littlQ lubes csidori: What. pr+,per lubrication dors for an overhead niuchirre bearing, ".4atee. '" Bsk Will do kir a loin! or 1P1.'.,r , r muscle sc which t h is inflamed. or heated, ,. sure, or a hung. beea.use.-of cekd, nes walga, rheumatism. etc. • ltrs. khn S,dstorre,..of Swart Valley. .,Chian.:), nays: "I have proved ism-Buk lc be a sure cure for rheumatism. it gave- me such relief 'that I would not let. without it in the tx Lie• " • For cold in the chest, .catarrh in the head a 1 tell 1.a I. -Bok rubbed well in :., diene and' forehead gives quick relief. -Beside: its uses, a- an embrnc:itGin 'ram-13uk Teal, .chapped ',ands- and colt Furee; er:arurii, poisoned veoirhds. seaip sores, itch. barber'; rush, blood .poise,n. .. pimp; a- bolts. Spring.. erupt: ,rug, etc. -_. fl else) seep: talcs dreg Anil .curea piles. to -tele. etc. Alt druggist; an.if .'torts - et .5de, a' bey. or free: Zarn-I3ut. 1:0., T,runtu, ter peleC a .boxes.. sent -ter c' S r S.e•n l 1r s!ar[ip for postage e. f feint t: eat ..tri,&tt•, - a • THE RETORT. • feel-: at me," ee,•lairred the..latsyor. Warren! : I never lnok:a drop of meth chief en tee it ned rni a strong as any 'two r:( vtl Ir lettere put t gather," "Well, that', no;Ming." retorted the •-pLy'i 'iLn. '"1 v`t•'r went 'to law in my lee, ar�cd.fin nc•:,- eel; as any two dozier: of y„ur clients put t.ige•thcre' \Vtiy� ge li e,ing and whining ys,ur corrc- when a :'i cont tottle> of -- ii00ow Li'` . Corn ' Cure wilt rrrnev, tt,eerrf Give it a trial and you will ;tot ..-s-gr•et 'it; ' • - •• ENOUGH SAID. • - .-eiteeje,e aver." impulsively exclaimed the• bold. bad- man.. "bilt yeti certainly ;_have a trim little waist. Miss Ceeness." "Yes." replied ' the young lady, with fxctel:ar crephasis!' "there's no 'getting around that. Mr. hreschty." '• it's inipossa,le to love a nian e for the - enemies tie has. made it you are on the • 3hsi. • DODDf'S ;K10NEY '/� PILLS \��ti.i ._ spin' Ll i ?eH NTS CISH AC; „'.” `"`i AIIE ES ISSUE NO. C-17. J. NEW ARTILLERY- GUNS: n c, November 30 iaie. three more (batteries of Royal I tin -e \rtillery have ree•civee the eeel ale•. e.tuiek-ftriog iun.l wli,ch leave•, five•iaItrrie,.of the si•vi-�n-t teen. under War Crl1r Iltrul lu rwi>e, the met- equipment. 1'I•e live ham -ries of !'or.e artillery still limedw:Iii the el:.,,lete gun ore Ih,,:,• DI I nre•Ii,;•.ter and. ceriachur'ch in the 1_ -ailed IY141gdoin. Iwo in South Ah•i, t. and tliti battery at Cairo. Of the Ito al Fie1ils \rtlllery; fifteen batteries have t e, , i e i d the, le - pounder gidick=tiririb gu)i :nice NOv'ernber 30. making .a total, of tiftyeare batteries now in receipt of the new weapon. . NO'f FLATTERING: • E)Iei .Gent: "'Pun niy weed.- inaaarn, I should hardly have known you, you have altered so such'" • .Ludy' :archly) : "For the better or for Me worse?” - Old Gens: "Au. -iiiadhin. You could only change for tees better." ft you are out of sorts get a bottle of 'Ferrorine .1 the beat tonic. a-e,l vow -will be •urpriied how ;quickly that tired feeling win wear off. ti.W bottle!.• All dealera,itr me,iieiuw. • • Mrs. Sly be! : "'Nei eery Vii,;w:. -a'.e like his either every day." 31te I:ii•i,n : "Poor dear ! 'And have you _tried every- thing'.''' A Pill for Gelnerees - f-:ut,•r:=. --'Pelee-' t are seamy' primas of heallhy appetite and poor digestierr • whin -after a -flea lily meal. are subject . t.i much suffet•irig; 'I he food of vehicle ltrev'have .part aketr lies tik' lead in thee .-tenlach, _Heade. ache, depression. a' srnottrering feeling: - follow'. 'One o afflicted is unlit fur ba-i- aess or work of .ani kind. • In this re ri dition Parmelee.. ' Vegetable Pills will bring relief. .They will a, list the a-:•;- • milation of the ailment, and used .E- -cerdlrle to dlreet'iai will: resore'lieidlthy, digestion. Occasionally. a man's beresely. tamper !Ft •due to the fact that,he has a wife and several children- who refuse to..support' tam. MWI5T FLOUR pure, hard Manitoba flour for bakers and others demand- ing strength, color and uniformity. STRONG &WHITE AT YOUR GROCERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE SUPPLIED WITH FLOUR A K'D F'LLD, '•a'RITE US. WE ALSO MAKE •C,,,..LE's CrtY.• A RLF.!.DED.FLOUR THAT HAS GAINED CREAT FAVOR AS A i:E'`LRAL HOLSEF4OLD •ALL PURPOSE' F LOUR. THE CAMPBELL MILLINGCO TORONTOJUNCTION a: .. `ON's Will it stay wagers rot pat It' O. m, "The D d; L" Menthol Piaster will, and it will ynce ietly ser»,rbegivaaatieere pant, lumbago, sciatica. faacts neural -4---- • A sCI100L OF RtE1.1.1Nti. Frenchmen Taught Ibrw 'to Behave On 'the yield of Denser, - Although du*-liing has. long. - been r ughed out of. court_ in. this .cutn:Ltre„. tu►r t.:oritincntai friend; i.y rio eteurie ..rare• our opinion of this method of &Meting ' aiiairs of Horror. -• Though the .I'rcn II deist.ds..nsItatry: carried through with+Nrt any serious in- jury to either combatant, it i -s r�gurili'd with grave -considerate -r.: find every rte. . tail tees to be attended .lu must .puree til- it;usty. -..:. .. - In order that gentlemen who may he called upon ti de'fexld theni-;elves at the have ...some , of the L.tA pointI friss batt �.o t. . fyke r•n - 1 iri_. ine:. for the ordeal, sc' s the--Wide•World Megazzi:re, there has been established in Paris e • c,chlsol for • duetting; one prr,nii nent niaiaiier being.lee-fres:aentnCasirnir Thi, aeadetny. 18 euri.Iueted• by pr. d iii' 're. ,and ri:tJ? 11.i.'ly t.tl.e [•I.,,.,' there by way of practice, in rhe -e mums 'duets wire mak:. are worn to protect th f••'e and1 ..c ]xd k-tr -made= of wax are used, el that nes injury may be suety ned' by else Coni t t*tants in all' ether respecke however, the cnn- ruct of'the 'affai is carried•tttiougtt a..•' en. • the lived of homer. Fe} that when the time e4'rrlee---•if i1 PVri fines come --for the -'o polars to take -part...in a 'vee eious- duel they_ ;nay .mrtluit thi'rnseivrs with credit to dhetn'-eh',s, urrJ di -aster to their adver, sary--atlhou `et this letter peel( ie nut of •n,uctt •rruporrarace,- The -.timed). e le ',peef by \iirgara is 1ti,.uKk),Isar) hie -se -power: that es.1he teen - talent of two-thirds of'a!i the curd mine,s to th:r• it Ovid. - - .: - • r t'(ri1').',j-1! ti fetieidd-'\ ff onTI,lii'- dife.- i'e, Lave iii -te,rllse'la we'll - le. lave' the ncrveas sy'steln spell \'cry deli:fete are ;lie dige• ti''1 organs. iri s.oine se sensitive are Thee that mince-- eherie. changes affect these. \\'!ren they leic•-eleedeeirriinged ne belle. regul:for 1;reeuratle than t'a:rrrtolee's Vegetable f.i1 s. they will assist the dieeestien SO the'.'the hearty eater Will suffer no ite- crO}Went, ne•e and will derive ail the balite- - fits of his •fe ad. Irate Father "I'm g-rtting* tired of this nonsense. You've been engaged to• that young man for six months. Does he ever intend to marry you?” D le:ie.:el "You must have patience, papa,. flenieln- tier, he's an actor.' `Irate Father : "What has that tq. do with it?" 'Daughter : "lie's fond of long engagements." Allen's Lung Balsam. 1P , wbfch there ie .no 0 idn.'cures sore throat and sure lungs as it allays the Inflammation Rai rids you of -the mucous that stops up the air passages. 25e., gin., $1.00 bottle - Before deciding where to locate in ,the West,- let us -tell you about these lands. •I•he best wheat fields, the richest grazing land, are in this province. Write us- for full information about craps, climate and special. railroad rates. Local representative wanted in each county. Telfer k Osgood Eastern Selih g Aicent., '216 CORISTI-NE- BUILDING}, MONTRE41., ARPET DYEIN and Caeesesq Tare M • apeeeaity with nes ~a • •RITISM AMERICAN DYEING Oa f- 8a.4 ea.Na.rere by post and we are mire to w tab atlree. hs 'aa. Mamma. I1!eu I w„J :. i:,�+• ;}rix to , ,' •c:rnetti,n t far nathw;. .t.iurn got th telrple t tthYeirt .reds;.-\ and \\ t:bitut: tent ---but, re ue.rn7;et” his tint hi rt'and \Indic arts• J _the eJtceiniuni 'erten 'paeserf:-nn ISI• k.k s ax1�I-t;nnsuniti- eve s3 rule, and w.h 'n the results Ir•iiri t c its i' I e r• F I are •C.., t r 1 1 r t .t 'd.� a Fait• r n u,. 1 {titans Person: why have ernpkyveJ it ru :Mopping ceugl.is and .-rude :ttiri r coats. It is more• then grand. " -Kept house it. ts..ahva;yes. at (rand and It t'+,c nit equal as a ready remedy. if yet re iset r: not tried •it, do So at once.- . COST OF Po rENESS.' Does f l t "Gntd Tanning. children;" said- th genial doctur us he met. three or •fou l,tl'e'children iii their way., to .cheol "and•huwar•i'you oris morning?"- ' \t'e day en't fe4I yen, replied Ti oldest of thecrowd, a boy of eight. "Dare 'not tell• me!' exclaimed th I.'irysieian. ".Sud w•,iy not'" "'Cae�use"pap sad lust year. it cost hi over 825 to leave you come and ase, how we .ware." • Doesn't .- shrink e e m • .• - •---•-MAY BE EITHER'. - - "What P want," said -the young man. "is hi get married,' mid have a peaceful, quiet ,home.', • harmer _ crntosw,l. " nn:etittles it. w'in'ks . that Way, and t clinics it's kegs jointer a debit -tin' ctrl!." - M!itTit'r t;ngrpa'' \\'orm E\frrminah.' (pleasant te, lake; sure and effectual in I,',Itei'fllf: \f'etiv Iia\`e tI'lt'u it With Lest -rr&Ills: •• •• • :1�ultle: ' eer.t.ar:inns. r;r•:;..,,!r' ; ig bey ! 11u•pe that yqu ore frh'r,wirie- 1 ' y''Ur father': f;,c,t Nee "' G. r tt_ir• i IIIn.':curl}r'. I liaye tel wv.•ar hi.. const ([ sitpeees ' YOUR SUMMER OUTING. ' If you ;:re fe,r:d of fishing, canoeing. Vamping or the study of wild animals look up'the Alirdnquin National' Park of Ontar- io for your summer outing. 4 fish and game preserve of 2.000,000 acres inter. and. with 1.200 lakes and rivers is awaiting you.- offering all' the attractions that Nature can bestow. Magnificent canoe trips. Altitude 2.000 feet above sea level. Pure and exhilarating. atmosphere. Just the place for a young man to put in his. summer holidays. An interesting and profusely illustrated descriptive' publica- tion telling you all about. it sent free on application ,to J. D. MtDonald, Vision eta - tion; Toronto. Ont:' ' "Oh. my dear sir." said a peor sufferer Io a dentist, "that is the second wrong ;ilieh-thut you -have pulled out." "Very :c rry. my dear. sir," said -the -blundering operator, "but as• there were only three when 1 began, 1'01 sure to be .right the • i nest. time." - -' - Ignorance is. a Curse -"-Know thyself" i a good admonition. Whether referring ie Cr,."-, physical conditioner,: mere! ha- bitudes. The man who is ticqualeted with hitn.self, will know how to act vtheii any rli.arranrrnment In 'his etJndition nranife,f- itself, Dr. Thomas' Eclectric tett is a cheap and simple remedy to* ne .eradication of pain _from• the system '.'id _tor.:_the 'df all brenchlal loublc.;.• "My'• work.'' remarksd the bald=headed u,rntisl.,. "Tv .i, /winless that my patients often full a,IF ep In the chair while I' am operating. "Hu:h._:that's nothing." re- torted his rival. -MY patients -nearly ati insist, on .having .them pictures • i.aken while I am at worl<.•in order to catch. the e:>,I,irtes icier- t[ de ighton their face's,': Mr: ' Y,.'. t; r::ia : "14,linny' •• is the nee.1i:lt a al•our to iu.SC a ilk,'. ; . y r a girt?". ie Nims .: "Mk sales it's a girl but it ain't ,a-geiri to be baptized till next• Sunday. an' if I hate my way about it ene'tl• rlearnge her mind beforethen.' - Mr. l.,on; , "My iffye lett is'ncarly: 'car: .itis a. t learnt to tel}: yet." Mr. Peck : "Dea;t't lett-hat w'arry' you. My wife _ay, sIte didn't lame to talk until she wet., nearly- three. 'arid .new ----e" Rut Mr. 'Peek's -v nett at tine, . i unit tae choked with sola;. • The area of'Marie. is lt),Ot a acres. I • _ ... THE: HOME DOCTOR. A good wash for the eyes when en- flamed from cold or loss of sleep is one ounce of distilled witch hazel and one ounce of pure water. Bathe the eyes frequently •with this• wash', and the re- sult should be successful. if nervous women- would only- drink more.water they. would not be so hery ous. Nearly every physician will re- commend a woman who Is suffering from . nereene prostration . or_ nervous exhaustion to drink lots of water • tie- tween ..teals, but many women who do pot come under t, doctor's. care would feel better and look better if they would drink say a quart of wader in the course of a day. Water is a nerve food. it has a distinctly soothing effect when sipped gradually, as • one can . test for herself. • Physical Pain and mental- •aguish afflict the victims •.t +tin diseases net rid t both by rub Wag Wer,er'e Cerate uq the heated. itching, . die hawed Mace. The relief gives is isotope the wuadara'of medicine two e old 1 1 . n' Fee Pen - Angle Underwear 4 has the soft , warm -feel "�- the skin enjoys Y�tety Doesn't it.-ek. Made ' for men,. woo - men - men and little •itialfflyi. in a variety of s t ylea/... fabrics and spriceates.• WeautherizeevgrydealeriaP ,Argfav Underwear to replace, at cur cod. �s garment faulty in material or =km. ,CPeater Canada Real Estate Co t Lluttlll'a all.L'i:; 1. „'. 1 caern f.,rm, city property aged; !,u,•; r - I u. rt,;ritie� iu Maieitoba, : ftiaaa�► %Dein AH'.,erta an,i' Itriti.h Culumbia Mutter), sew-. r••irvl i•,r itn,+t.,r.,u tli'ruttshly plot :.._ e1 rte i it I,: L:nph1et. • 4a:e:ea:a --Donk ur Briti'Ii Nnrth .',:redo=. li B. U'SI,•LLIVAN, Manager,,, . - ' 'P • O, Box St, Calgary. Cinema*. AI.t:F.Y.1.s F':iR>i LA\I)�'-LY'THSr4112.1�e_ \Vetaak1wIn district: -list. pmpaeia`ae�- : at'pli.ati�.n. di. IJ.liarriait ,�My e.eesii: wn u. AlLerta. �r_Ot:Nit MEN \\'ANT1':D--FOR FMK.; user: and tMak-r:ken: experiencemaa:- r ary: over 5e0 poli tions open at thio, 1. resent.Iteree, hlgb -wagee ;• rapdu' pias. tion to engineers and conductors; $ S Inv ee.o0 per month; instructions by mad sat your home without interruption 'win present occupation; we assist eater slier. dent in secur;Jlg a position; don't detain. is rite . tc-;lay for free catalogue, Instral - tions and application blank. National Railway ;Training School, Inc., .Bossism►. Block,' Minneapolis, :Minn., U. S. A. •e�eeeere.e. Judge : "You admit having taken- tit prosecutor's' pocket -book containing thin bank notes and unpaid bills?"" Prho�art . ".)"els. but I took part of the ulnae! anti . paid tile -bills." REINIEmmia Your Doctor no questiocure n aboutthat,ur Cough hut— : why go.to all the trouble aadt+ lneonvenience of looking him rte; - ' and then of having hisprescripszia ' : • filled; when you can step into a� - drug store Canada � obtaa , - a bottle of SHILOH'S CUM,; for a quarter. Who pay two to five dollars - when a twenty-five cent. bottle of SHILOH will cure raw ea uick ly y not do as hmsd eds of ., thousands of Canadians. bast • done for the ,,Canadians thirtysf,� ears : let SHILOH' be your doe- _ whenever er a h tits !Coed ftoltll appears. HILOH will cure you, and ant. ' druggists back up this statement • with a positive guarantee, The next time you halve' i'e a • CoC1gh or Cold cure it with HILOI! Get essmanv o ofs Shin o r You can put on a roof -that will last a hundred years and be the right kind' of a • roof every Tools A Plen y -1 ".Yet cedar s?1in .les cast you just about the �pric.•. of these guatap- 0 Oshawa' Shingles-2S-guage tongi4•- • truants. Oryou can •..: ened steel, douole gal:•anized-Soca put on a_ ten-year roof • for a century,' guaranteed 'in 'w --ti till 19327 -Ate... - at will probably leak after the first rain and -wind -and -weather-proof and lightng=pr�,'f hits it, and keep`leaking- till it is rotted away. Gahan sed rS ;- .half tea square bays "ewa ., - Either. • roof- .will • cost_Galvanized. --ten feet by ten feet. • you about the same in Compare that with the :money at the, start.. ' ' . .present •price of - cedar - • But the' "Oshawa'" - ' shingles —phew does it shingled roof will be ' strike you And .you can put on these FIRE-PR-OOP—liter- "Oshawa" Galvanized _ - ally; and wind- roof- •steel S1 ingles - P Yoarself, . actually and lightning- early, -with no' tools but a claw -hammer and proof—positively. That's the htuldred-year roof! snips. Simplest tlliilg you know -can't get 'em on And that "Oshawa "-shingled' roof will be .e o hawa" Shingies•lock on all'foursides-whol weather-proof for a century. ' We'll GU,ARAN- is practically one sheet• of double -galvanized .steel,e Jt tbarodf TEE in every way for a quarter-century—from never needs painting. now till Nineteen- • • Thirty-T,wo. Guaranteed in writing for 25 years—and you needn't ever paint it, even t... That's' saying something, isn't it ? What would your "Oshawa" Galvanized Steel Shingles - a r tom- GUARANTEED in every ' ' way for- Twenty -Five Years Ought _ to Last a Century And GUARAIdTEEgD- don't overlook that. Guar- anteed in writing, over tort• seal of a' company with a quarter -million capitaL- guaranteed •in plaiml ;English, without any Ts or buts, for 25' ?bag years. 1 That's the -mill-man say if ' you argument $ asked him to a butahelle cost the guarantee cedar shingles for even as soon - shingles ; fire -proof, water - pt- cell' ten years ? He certainly would make remarks ! _ . pproof,.. lightnitig -proof ; eeasier to tet o1a tai GUAAANTI:ED. That's the "Oshawa:" pr+opositioat And even the best cedar -shingled roof will be Tell us dirt?. of: any roof, and we'll tectal; leaking badly inside of: ten years. Seven out of ten of them leak the first time it rains. • No wood - shingled roof . is fire -proof for a minute; and the first high wind that catches a loose shingle— whoosh 1 goes half your' shinglsd roof - • over into the next township. • I04 ,you exactly what it will cost to rove it with less work and for less money_ 151enty of facts that concern y ue pocket -book come as soon as you ask for our free �k," ng Righ' A post card will tom, t es rr Y� - The Pedlar People 1 MONTREAL TORONTO OTTAWA Oshawa t'°�ON 3214 Craig Bt. W. 11 Colbarae St. 423 SusOf sex 13L aD Dundas St. don't you ask now? WINNIPEG VANCOUVREt 'eV fitktring gitws 5 published eve Friday morning ai ifs Oma I�ipkaring Ono. SATES OF ADVERTISING : • gust insertion, - 1 oh subsequent I insertion, per line - • 60 ilisweb • Thisrats does not include Legal or Foreign •d - Mu iisements. Speolsl terms given :o paries making con- - -. nate for 3 or 6 months or by the year. Half - pearly or yearly contracts pa; able goartgrly. , Baatness Dards, ten lines or under, with papr*, aeM year, $5 00, payable in advance. "Or Notice in local columns ten omits per line, Ws oentlper line each subsequent insertion. !ectal oontraot r tes made mown on applioa- an. No free advertising . Advertisements without written nstruetions dilbe inserted untilforbidden and charged ac- isrdingly. Orders for discontinuing advertise- - Menta must be In writing and sent so the pub. Zithers. slob Work[ promptly attended to. TEEMS :. M1.2* per Yeas; 01.00 • !paid to &Wrangle • - .Murkar i& Thexton, Proprietors ' . NOTES AND COMMENTS: The Ralway Commission has de- . ....tided .that the maximum passen- ger rate to be charged by either the Canadian Pacific or Grand Trunk shill _ be three cents per mile. This decision affects parti- cularly that part of the Grand Trunk east of Toronto, where the rates:have always been excessive. For example, the fare from Pick- ering to Toronto, a-distaneeof less than 22} miles has been eighty -,--tents. "By the decision of the y.Railway `Commission, it shall not be more thanseventy cents. W. F. Maclean, M. P., of South York, has been most energetic in his agi- Nation for cheaper fares, and while be does not enjoythe confidence - ;••of the government, the reduction in fares is no doubt dile partly to his efforts. . The railway compan- ies haye sixty days in which to. re- .arrauge their fares schedule. • A bill is -at present before the Private Bills Committee of the - - Local Legislature which is causing much anxiety among. the resi- - 'dents of East York. The object ' of the bill is- to incorporate the' Artesian Well Corlipany, of Whit- • -•-.'church, who ptwpose supplying • Rich fond Hill, Wee on and To- ronto Junction with water from —.the artesian wells in Whitchurch. Large deputations • from East York appeared before the Private Bills Committee to oppose the in- corporating of the company. • The latter claim that if the bill is pass - ad it will ruin • a- : i c + • as it will take away their 'water supply-- A number -ref -mills re- ceive their water -power from -; .streams fed by those springs, and farmers oppose the passage of the bill on the grounds that it will materially reduee their sup fly of water -and thtl - 1f11ure their dairy business as well as in other ways-, autl they object . to the legislature diverting the stream from its natural Bourse. . Atncr,.1ig those who would • lap effeeted are those along the Highland Creek. .It seems proper that those - who live along- the 'nat- . ural nat- ural course of: the. stream are •the oues who have the first claim, and that it would be a great in- justice to these people to • have the bill go through. . ....How- ever, the Private Bfls Committee decided to ask the government ...to appoint au engineer to invest- igate the conditions provailing at •Whitehurch. and vicinity for the purpose of deciding whether the 'Artesian Water Company should .-_L • be incorporated. It is likely the hill will be left over until next session. One day last week an incident -'.occurred in.. Toronto- which ex- • plains why many men do not nuc- teed in the world. ` A certain man was asked by his employer to per - :form a certain task. He refused .on the ground . that he had only had fifty-five initiates instead of sixty for his noon hour, and re- ' fused to turn a hand until the boar was up. In consequence of his refusal he was dismissed, and s• -for not receiving•a week's notice, entered a suit for x$14, half of .'which was for the week's notice, •• which he claimed he should have •had, having in the meantime re- :',', fused the amount due him' for tabor performed 'and which was :offered him by his employer. 'The ',evidence showed -that he had pre- ,vionslyused his employers' time _for personal ltse, and which his employer• gratuituously' Offer:ed. • lits!. The man lost the suit and had to pay casts, as there was•no __written agreement whereby he mould claim a week's notice for • dismissal. One of Ahe gretttest mistakes an_employee eau -make is to give not more than one •dollar's worth of labor for -,every ,,dollar he reeeives. Such a person . will never make any progress in the world. If he :wishes to re- teive more money than he is at 'present receiving he must show •thatheisworth it. If heisreceiving only one dollar a day and wishes to receive a dollar and a half, he .,.auust prove by actual work that he is worth -the- latter sum.' If ' -,MALE REGISTER. his present employer neglects •--• SATVRDAY, MILK H 30TH, 1901—Auc- tion sale of household effects, stock and.. hay; the 'property- of (ibrdon Bros., near old G. T. R. station, Pickering. Sale at 1 o.'_clock. -Look out for bills. Thos. Poucher, auct. TUESDAY, APRIL 2ND, 1907.—Combi- nation sale of farm stock, imple- ments, household furniture, pro- duce. etc., at Gordon's Hotel, Pick- ering. See bills. Thos.- Pouch& Auctioneer. to recognize his real worth; some other man will. A few days ago we 'read' of a man in the services of the C. P. R., being offered $30,000 to assume the manage -- meat of one of the leading Ameri- can railways. That man was one who proved that he was worth more than he was receiv- ing. Had he, under a false notion of independence,. • determined to give only Dire dollar's worth of labor for every dollar he received, he would now be occupying the same position that he occupied years ago. A man is standing in his own light, when he makes his employer pay for every cent he earns. The man, who drops his tool at the first sound -of the. twelve o'clock whistle and refuses, to take it up until the last sound of theone o'clock bell has died away is being watched by his employer. The boy who takes -as much in- terest in the business as his em- ployer, and who feels that the success of the concern for which he is working depends upon his own efforts, is marked for pro- motion. We believe the trades unions have much to do :with instilling into the minds of em- ployers this idea of giving as. little as possible in return for what is received. The unions may be doing a good work in some ways, but there is no doubt that in many cases their demands go beyond reason, and that much of the trouble between labor and capital is due to the unreason- able demands of the former. The successful man is be who gives full measure, and that idea. should be instilled in- to the minds,,of .the young that they may mak a success in Lige. TWO OPEN LETTERS IMPORTANT TO MARRIED' WOMEN Mrs. Mary Dirnmick of Washington Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's Yes getable Compound Made Her Well. It is with" great pleasure we publish - the, following letters, as they convinc- ingly onvino-ingly prove the claim we• have so many times made 1n i,1r co:zmns that Mrs, • New Advertitselnents. -- FOR SALE.—At loty35, con. 5, two cows; due to' freebeo March 90th Apply to 11.1 Mennen, Whitevale 24tt TIMOTH'Seed Y SEED and' Alsike 'Sd for sale •at reasonable prices at E E Pugh's, lot 18, con 7, Pickering. 93t1 EEIi PEAS:—The undersigned has a quantity of Black eyed Marrow fat peas, for sale. suitable for seed. S. C. Bunker Pickering. Ont. 190 FOR SALE. --A number of Pure bred barred rock and Black minorca cook - reels. W L Courice, lot 17 B F con., Pickering, 9-ly •L'OR SALE.—Twenty •Young pigs 1' Yorkshire and Berkshire Apply at lot 12 con 3, Pickering Joseph Doyle, Pickering P 0 23tf 'ANTED.—Three good '`men; steady work ga0.00 per month and board Apply F T Brlgaall, Oxdrift, New Ontar- io 93.16 VOR SALE.—.k good -old horse for sale or exchange or cattle A new Milch cow and and Yorkshire swine Cash or credit or paper to suit Call st Farm F M Chapman Grasmere Grange Andiey 90tf NOTICE.—As the undersigned is • leaving Whitevale for the West early in April• he begs to respectfully ask that any se- eonnts due to him be. settled not later than Alin!1st next Jona McKenzie. harness makes, Wbitevale 94-96 1 ARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT - 1' - Being part of lot 97. coneeasion 9, Town- shipp of Pickering, containing fifty •ares on which there is a good house and outbuildings. the farm is to fine condition, the plowing all done and ready for crbp, good fruit on the premises. alto 50 acres of pasture land to be rented in connection with the above farm. For particulars apply to Mrs. (Dr i Mabee. Odessa. or- W. Y.- Richardson, Pickering, TEMPERANCE HOTEL PROPER- TY .FOR SALE OK. TO BENT. -Thai valuable property situated in the centre of Pickering townsSp. The building is gond brick storeys high, 17 rooms. good sbbde and stables. Must be sold or rented at once or it will be clos- ed tip as the owner it not in a positron to fun t. Poaseesiou given at once. Present occu- ppent may, be bought out if desired. • Apply -to J.bo, M. Gerow, Brougham. Ont. , 19tf Cedar Fence Posts Orders for Cedar Fence Posts for spring, delivery'.- will be taken at the Pickering Lunber Yard. T . EL GFOrddo . dz So= 00 a ;: 00 and • Summer Stock .must go. 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 mouey'after the abuve slate. ! All the goc�'ln s we are offering at cut prices are advancing iu ericp daily,. -'or the next few weeks we are offering canned goods at close prices: Thistle brand, .corn p.nd peas -2 cans Peas and one Sugar corn for 25c; 2 cans. Thistle brand Tomatoes,-25ci 2 eans fine Pink 'Salmon 25c.- The above goods are all guaranteed to be the best ob- tainable' anywhere.. Try our bulk Teas—Black and mixed 25c lb: Green 30e lb; Ja- pan 40c this is a delightfdl 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. • ring and -Summer.. �IVI LLN ERY OPENING COOS S OOK CT March nth & 28th` WE COMFY MRS. HERKS & DAUGHTER "UNIVERSAL' BREAD ER Free with Pinkham, of Lynn, alas-•, is fully Aliali- fied to give helpful ads -ice to sick. women. Read Mrs. Dimnlick's letters. Her first letter : Dear Mrs. Pinkham :• — "I have Seen a -sufferer for the past eight years with a trouble which Fr t ongtttated from painful .pert'' o --the pairs wereextru- ciating, with inflammation and ulceration of the fernale organs. The doctor says 1 must have an operation or I cannot live. I do not want to submit to an operation if I can ptusibly avoid it.. ' Please help me.'—. Mrs. Mary Dimmick, Washington, D C. Her second letter : • Dear Mrs. Pinkham:—' - ; "Yon will remember my condition- when •I last wrote you, and that the doctor said 1 must have an operation or I could not live. 1 received your kind letter and followed your advice very carefully and am'tlow en-•• ti ely well. As my case was so serious it seems :a miracle that I am cured. 1 know that 1 owe not only my� health but my life to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and to your advice.- I can •wallf miles without an ache or a pain, and I wish every suffering woman would -read this letter and realize what you canAo for them."—Mrs. Mary Dimmick.59th isnd East 'Capitol Ste., Washington, D.C. How easy it was for Mia.- Dimmick to write to Mrs.- Pinkham at Lynn, Mase., and how little it cost her—a two -cent stamp. Yet how valuable was the reply! As Mrs. Dimmick says—it saved her life. 'Mrs. Pinkham hag on file thousands of just such 'letters as the above. and offers ailing women helpful advice. _ PEAS.—To. let out to responsible farmer. Enquire `at Post Office, Picker- ing, for samples and prices. Chas, M. Willcox: • T,,FOR SALE. -1 Happy' .Tbought ii range or one Home Comfort range for coal -or wood both in. -good ordor Apply lot 32, con -1, Pickering 03-24 Estate of Daniel McBrady The Executors of the late DaiiietMc. Brady, will sell by Auction on the premises, Dundas Street, West, Whit- by, on Saturday. March 30th inst.,. the residence- as well as the hoosehdld furniture of the deceased. ' - The residence is nicely. situated and is roomy and comfortable. The sale will afford an opportunity to purchasers of securing a'vet'{- de- sirable property and good articles of household furniture. Sale commences at 1 o'clock. See sale bills for particulars. 24-25 Lax-etsS C Sweet to Eat A Candy bowel Luaus*. Preparing frrr.winter stock, so I am selling International Stock Food; Spreads, etc., at cost fiTOCK FOOD. By pail. were $3.75. now $3.Of1 _ By package, were $1.00 now 75c • • , - .25 „ . e all other preparations at same rate:. E. W. • Bodell, • Mirougb.am i ins :Ter. you? Dealer Supplying you.. - Coupons will -be found in each and every bag. Write us forbooklet. • J. L. SPINK ZIMITED • - Papers, Parnas :Oils � A large fresh steak how on hand. °rices in Wall Paper ranging from Bo. up. - ' John Parker, mune a The undersigned will be in Picker- ing every Wednesday for the benefit of his many customers who want their watches, clockgandjewellery repaired Kindly -lea -se them at Dr. Bateinan's drug store. All work warranted. _.- ... ,P._ TAYLOR. 80-43 Whitby. 11 Wall ,'aper --Bought at - D. 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 me. This offer is for lots of 10 rolls and up and ilii only good during the dates Specified here A. PALM ER, -,r Painter, Pickering ::Reward of $1.0. NOTICE is hereby given that the Pickering Township Temperance Al- liance will give $10.00 for the convic- tion 'of any violation of the Local Option Law in' the Township- of Pickering. - ' ' GEORGE PHILIP, JR. -_22tf _. ___ __ _Sect.-Treas, • •,Jprireg -term Sesta April .end• An excellent time 'to enter the 'great ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT. Cannada's Best Srhooi of Business and Shorthand Training. Demand for graduates is far greater than the sup- ply. Our magnificent catalogue is free. Enter now and be prepared to accept a good position in the summer or fall. No midsummer vacation. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. 19y _ Cor, Yonge and Alexander Sts Seed Grain For Sale. 1. - Goose wheat; Irish oats, Abundance oats. Egyptian eats. The above are strictly free from tares, wild oats and all noxious weeds. • JOS. LAPP,. Cedar Grove. 22-25 Whitby Steam Pump Works_ ! A good -easy working pump is time saved. Time is money. We Dandle all kinds and guar- - - 'tee satisfaction. 'Cistern tanks made to order. E. W. Evans Brock, street Whitby. t 4 a oLlt CLLREYONT. Thos. Gibbons is iii Toronto tfiis w eek. Miss Ida Brown +is visiting iu - the city. • Rev. M. C. Tait is- visiting in -Toronto. Miss Annie Leaper is home for a few days. P. Macnab, sr., was in the city on Tuesday. Thos. Gregg returned from the West last week. John Linton, of Toronto, is vis- iting at N. Burton's. Mrs. D. Forsyth and Mrs. Dr. R. Brodie were in the city on Monday Chas. Sargent spent a couple of days in Toronto this week on bus- iness. ' Wm. Dowswell left on Tuesday morning for Orillia for a short ,visit with.friends. - Geo. M. Palmer and David <. Pugh, of Pickering were in town one day last week. Thos. Stephenson with wife and family spent Sunday with his parents in -Pickering. Andrew Johnston and -family expect to leave nest week for Chapple, Rainy River District. R. Besse has a large stock of new rubber and steel tire buggies • on hand. Call and see them. _ Miss Eva Gibbons returned from the city on Monday evening after spending a month visiting friends We are pleased to learn that D. Forsyth has so far recovered as to be able to be. down town on Mon- day. - Mrs. A. Bundy returned from Toronto on Monday evening and reports a very satisfactory opera- tion on her arm. G. H. Shipman, son-in-law of • Rev. J. W. Totten, spent a short • time at the. Methodist parsonage • last week visiting friends. It will be gratifying to the gen- eral public to know that the Claremont Hotel has been-re-opeti- ed and will be conducted as.a first O class temperance.house. The rink has finished business after a moat •succ ssful season. - The manager wishes to extend his • hearty thanks to the public for their liberal patronage. . - • Jas. Holden. a drover, has mew- ed into the residence just vacated • by A. Bundy, the latter- 'having moved in . J. & P. Macnab's store. Rev. W. B. Findlay, formerly of Claremont, but for a number of. years stationed at Niagara Falls, el ..ent a few days here last week. Mr. Findlay recent' received a call to one o' t • e °route c' urc i3s which he has accepted. The Methodist church has now in the printer's hands their -an- innol- report which will be distri- - a buted in the near future. - This is somewhat later than usrial but this could not easily be avoided. xt will be found to give a full and satisfactory- report of the finances 'of the circuit, and --will show the circuit to_ be in -good financial standing, and that the people have been contributing most lib- erally., The Conference has made it compulsory for all circuits to issue these annual reports, ':which 'Wilt be usefal ' in showing the standing of the various circuits. We regret to report ' the -death of S. J. Holden, -which took• place at his residence at TM :7Evansville on' Saturday evening `at the age of 74 years and 8 months. - The -deceased was a'Jus- tice of Peace and was widely known, being one of the oldest residents of these parts. The funeral' took place on Wednes- - day. . After a short service at '.lthe house the remains were con- - .veyed to Bethel - cemetery for interment. He leaves to mourn -his • death a widow and a large family :grown up. At the request of • • pleased to state that for 1907 they are I prepared to distribute into every township of Ontario material for ex- periments with fodder crops, roots, grains, grasses, clovers, and fertilizers About 2,000 varieties -of farm crops have been tested in the Experimental Department of: the Ontario Agricul- tutal College, Guelph, for at least five years in succession. These consist of varieties from nearly all parts of the world, some of which have done ex- ceedingly well in the carefully con- ducted experiments at the College and are now beipg distributed free of charge for co-operative experiments throughout Ontario. The following is the listof co-operative experiments in agricurtural for 1907 : 1 Three varieties of oats 2 a-Three—varieties of, six -rowed bar- ley 2 b Two varieties of two -rowed barley 3 Two varieties of hulless barley 14 Two varieties of spring wheat 5 Two varieties of buckwheat 8 Two varieties of field peas - 7 Two varieties of emmer and spelt 8 Two varieties of soy, sojo, or Japanese beans 9 Three varieties of husking corn 10 Three varieties of mangles 11 Two varieties of sugar beets for feeding purposes 12 Three varieties of Swedish turn- ips 13 One variety of kohl and two var ieties of fall turnips 14 One variety of parsnips and two varieties of carrots 15 Three varieties of fodder or silage corn • 18 Three varieties of miIlett 17 Three varieties of sorghum 18 One variety of grass peas and two varieties of Vetches 19 One variety of field cabbage and two varieties of rape 20 -Three varieties of clover 21 One variety eac f sainfoin, Lu- cerne, and burn 22 Five varieties of grasses • 23 Three varieties of field beans 24 Three varieties of sweet corn oe Eight varieties of, fertilizers with potatoes 28 - Six varieties of fertilizers with Swedish turnips 27 Two varieties of sowing mangles on the level, and in drills 28 a Two -varieties of early potatoes 28 bTwo varieties of,medium ripening potatoes 2S c Two -varieties of late potatoes- :11- Three grain mixtures for grain production 30 Three mixtures of grasses and clover, for bay - The size_ -of each plot of the first twenty-seven experiments. and io Nos. 29 and 30 is to be two rods long by -one rod wide; and in. No. 28, one rod si uuare.• Each person in Ontario who wishes tooin in the work may choose 'any ONE of the experiments for 1901, and apply for the same: The material- will be furnished in older in which the applications are received until the supply is exhausted. It might be well choice, for fear the first could not be granted. _All material will be furnish- ed entirely free of charge to applicant and produce will. of- course, become the property of the person.. who con- duct§ the experiment: C.-4. ZwvlTz, • , -- - - - Director. 'Ontario Agric. College Guelph, March 4th. 1907. - Rheumatism I have found a tried and tested cure for Rhetr matt+m! Not a retaedy that will straighten the distorted limbi'nf chronic pipplee: nor turn bony growths back to flesh again. That is impossible. Bin I can now surely kill the pains and pangs of this deplorable, disease, In Germany --with a Chemist in the City of Darmstadt—I found the last ingredient with which Dr. Shoop'a Rheumatic Remedy was made a perfected, dependable prescription. Without that last ingredient. I successfully treated many. many cases of Rheumatism : but now, at last. it tml- formly cures all curable cases of this heretofore much dreaded disease. Those sand -like granular wastes, found in Rheumatic Blood. seem to dissolve . and pass away under the action of this remedy as freely as does sugar when added to pure water. And then, when dissolved, these poisonous wastes freely pass from the system, and the cause of Rheumatism is gone.. forever.. There is now no real need= -no actual excuse to iiuffer longer with- in* help. We sell, and in confidence recommend Dr. Shoop s Rheumatic Remedy • friends the services .on Sunday "ALL DEALERS" •- ..in the Methodist church will ' be in the nature of a memorial service. The concert last Friday evening under the auspices of the Citizens' :band, was a complete' success, ihaving taken at the. door the sum of $71, of which 'they will clear $45. The programme was a pop- -. 'War one. and gave great pleasure to the appreciative audience. ,,John A. „Kelly:, ventriloquist, of. Toronto, satisfied. all and the .numbers given by Misses Todd • and Sintzell were extra good and • 'were well rendered,: Misses witt and Garbutt were both well received._ Alr..George Evans, bass soloist, also sang well. Dr. C. J. R Brodie occupied the chain• til ii tnostacceptable manner. Under the able leadership of Mr. Geo. Coates •, the boys have made rapid _ pro- - grecs and are worthy of the pat- . ronage shown them. They have spent a -large strut of money in instruments alone, having equip - ed themselves with the very best that can ' be found, and ▪ - having recently added to their already fine collection some from - the best makers of Paris, France and Manchester, England. EXPERIMEMTS WITH FARM CROPS. • The members of the Ontario Agri- turaland,. Ex ritnental Uuign Rheumatic • sufferers can have a free sample of Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Rem- edy with book on Rkk�ppnmatiem by simply writing Dr, Shoop. Racine, Wis. This book will explain how Dr. Shoop's Rheu- matic Remedy sncoessfnlly drives Rhea matiem out of the blood. This remedy is not a relief only. It aims to clear the b'ood entirely of Rheumatic poisons, and th-n Rheumatism must die a natural death. Sold by All Dealers. LADDERS 1. Good stock of Ladders on hand at 11c A ROUND. - Liberal ,reduction if taking a quantity. -W. H. JACKSON. Brock Road. ouumeat Of all materials and deeilfn. kepti n stook. It will pay yon to esti at oar works end inspect our stook and obtain prices. Don't be misled by agents we do not employ them, consequent- ly we cab, and do throw off the agents commission of 10 per cent., which youwill certainly save by purchasing from us. call solicited. WHITEY GRANITE CO., O[aoe. Whitby, Ontario BAKING ! On and after May 14 I will conduct business in the store adjoining J. H. Beal's furniture shop, where I will - keep constantly on hand a good sup- ply of bread and cakes. Cakes of all kinds made .to - order shortest notice. _ Ice -Cream Parlor in connection. W. A. Thomson, Claremont.. Ont. Let Others Help you To recover your stolen property. The -: - . £ickering Vigilance ' crnncittee will do this. Members having property stolen comment date immediately with any member of Executive Coudtaittee. Membership fee $1.00. Tickets may be bad' from the President or Secretary on application. - - - Arthur Jeffrey, - J. A. O'Connor, Secretary. President. Fixed: Com.—Geo, i eng, D. E. Pugh, C. 8. Palmer, Pickering, Out FOR SALE.—The undersigned has for sale at his premium lot 18• con 6. a quantity of Manchuria Barley, Date, a quantity eleike. clew of all foul seeds Lance John- ston, liroftgbans , 411-44 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 f Dowswell's old stand.) Plo*s, Cultivators, -: WAGONS. ' Any of the above or .Other farm implements furnished at right prices. ' Massey -Harris Cream Separators for sale by JOHNSTON BROWN NOTICE To Farmers in the immediate vicinity of Claremont I have placed a big new 45 horse- power boiler and a new up-to-date grain chopper of the very best make in the Foundry building and ant pre- pared to do grain chopping equal to any mill in the township - - Chopping Days—Monday, Wednes- day and Friday of each week I am also open to contract for shin- gle sawing - R. W. CURRY,] Foundry and Machine Shop; Claremont. On common fences the continuous wire stays are sure to bend and the locks to lose their grip under continual pres- sure of your horses or cattle. And once they do, the top wire, soon followed by. those below, will sag and destroy the efficiency of your fence. Nothing like that can happen to our Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence, The abort, stiff bard steel wire in outhinge-stays cannot bend when the lateral wires are weighted down, owing to their being so short and jointed at each strand wire. Pressure of a horse on the top wire brings the "hinges" in the stays into action and prevents them from bending, and when pressure is relieved the fence springs back into place again: The lateral wires are High -Carbon Hard Steel and coiled to provide for expansion and contraction by heat and cold, and are also crimped at the Intersection of the stays and strands to prevent the stays from slipping sideways—therefore no looks are needed. Buy the Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence. It's "twice as strong." Twice as good an investment. Catalogue free - The Owen Sound Wire Fence Co., Limited, Owen Sound, Ont. ILOH"Wkt',2 E 1:3V -C31 -35E, Fic1se2 ira.g The Sovereign • Bank Canada; Head Office, Toronto. Randolph -Macdonald, President' • A. A. Allan, Vice -President. D. M. Stewart, General Capital Subscribe$ - ... - Capital felly paid' up • Reserve Fund ssets over Manager. $ 4,000,000 3,998.000 ^:1,255,000 25,000,000 GENERAL BANKING. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. INTEREST CREDITED QUARTERLY. E. Trull, Manager, Claremont. CENTRAL 'ORNDEEPBENDENT 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 Mrrival of spring *od! LARGER ASSORTMENT, _ BETTER QUALITY. AND REASONABLE PRICES - .IN ALL KINDS OF FOOTWEBR, Also,—Flour, Mill Feed and Oil Cake always on hand., - W. M. PALMER, Prop. amts l FOR SPRING- CLEANING You will find our stock complete and good—The prices will also suit you. • . Call and be convinced. -Chas. Sargent, Claremont. LIFT, FORCE AND -PU MPS EE-� and SUCTION Constantly on _Hand. • •Prices Right. Wind—mills erected and Repaired. • Direct telephone communication with all parts of Pickering, Markham, Scarboro. Whitchurcb, Uxbridge -and Vaughan townships, also Stoufville. Markham and. Pickering villages, over Independent system. Orders promptly attended to. • - Repairing dune. ;John Gerow ` -- -grows& Son, Claremont. H. RICHARDSON'S portant showing J finest display of • China. A very large assortment -of Stationary. Books, Dolls, Toys, juts received for the Holiday trade. Call and see them. Sukeoriptions taken for all Magazines, _Weekly and Daily Newspapers W J. H. R=OHA.RDSON, Sroc3c Street. ? W'hitb3r - 50 'YEARS' EXPERIENCE ATENTS TRADE MARKS DESIGNSl Q, COPYRIGHTS C. • Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our pDopinion tree whether an Invention tionsstrictlys pconfdential. patentable. Patents sent free_ Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive. special notice, without charge, in the Scientific .Hmerican. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir- culation of any scientific journal Terms, t3 a Tte�ar:ufo`u'r months, $1. So Id. by all rewsdealers. Ifi�lslt & Co,3tllsroadway,NeW Tot% Rranch Oflire St_ Washington. D. C. The best place to buy - Fat Stock' Wanted We - are anxious to buy any quantity of fat Hogs ` and Cattle. Highest prices paid. If we do not call on you drop a cardphone, or apply and get our prices before selling to J. A. White •& Sons Brougham. EROS Wall -papers - Is AT - Binghams Over 200 samples to choose from at 4c. per roll up. Mouldings to match sCll papers. Also, 0" a full line of the:best Paiute, Oils and Varnishes,. always in stock at lowest possible prices. Don't forget the place. HAM, '4orth:CItremon4# Re J. Cowan BXO 00 We have aecepted the agency for the Frost & Wood Co's Farm Implements and are now prepared to supply you with as good an article for farm- ing as can be found in the market. i++++♦+++++++++++++++♦++++++♦♦++♦+++++♦++++♦ OR, GERVASE RIVKMAN'S AMBITION., present he was fully occupied v,'ith .an idea which had come to him ye:,rs ago. and which refreshed him annually-, if the weather were frrie. when he' stood in Arden farm -yard at shear -tour, slid looked through the two sets of open barn -doors tv the upluud meadow L.c• I't;e old ready smile humored Look:had giv .!!noel defiant exirtts grave and taciturn: strict! Mr•s.: IIrC 1e) and frank, good en place to. a stern. ,i.'u. _lie Was• nos tale reproach 0' had spoken, seethed t lurk away. them: 11L1l GJ.:.; -.t}•. I., }:.i, .tut a scrd.11ck.", • - • `_`\ora•ant:ju,t," C1 !tit' sit Slay :r. 1-.1-, disregarding IIS- inlets 't't.. n, '. w:k to sale to t.li (tri: d -,v: n tr1 ' ! r.t; o,f • Irian. Adapt, he wns-nt:.1!c-Hl-t. lo ha. 4,01 that proud utld \., r•:•, It;'11 , t oi;h. iwving notssiy to g. ugen en. tit• r, was no -ba.nre'n of on. '(Ftetf-},e, . ti.' u'W made. and she pretty .skin I rut r1t 'll down. unit That was tl;' hall of •\ta:l, us you !need alt bread in the 1 .L':e: "You goo on. Itaysh.' .1e.!arlc'd. 1i:i1 1 ti ed : "yeu thinks noLtdy knows the t'I linhlr uthaut 'cls you." "\\ells 1 '1•,iwvs this young o man.'have• • '. .,unpin(! 141 answer for.' said the .irurtuer •shearer•; ";he.. ought ••to Ltrandeel upon "\\'a-; heft! �tuirtitt li \ '" one of y'end-i—the meadow steeptd in sunshine the shearers vvtie carni• from u ilstalic. ♦♦ ltI! the grass was liquid eiuetak1 and, its sass asking, "alai Wit,it. fru.. a:; folks ♦ peacefully past.urirtg sheep rete bade ai•orred, that he `ad Irl [lntlls,'I[ lu lit+' + of transparent l,ghl. :lite shadowed 'devil, fur i llede_sw oitlh as barn. into which some few. •stiafts of light �ufue soy titers',, a tats„ un the (;,rale.:. + +♦++++++++++'++++++++ I+ 4++++++++44+++++++++ •C}!Ar'rEli \'ll_— (Corttinucd). rite<�us bleat if a maladroit movement ' drio the.•.keen points into the tender When he' saw them. he put' away the fie_;h. ' • pipe and carne 'to meet 'them. and ttie ruddy glow of the sunset. faded from his • lace, which looked pale and, care -want. "1 am starting front Neufr'tlatel Lis Bough, the wolf -like sheepdog. barked i „ether.-t1;{ngernnQ.�l Fant;ng, scared. ,elf£." replNyi }ta}>!r "('lir \1 I+tr;�'v'i' wit, •.a.•,us skill on the opposite side, driven they knew nut whither ut•'w'hore- t,,, d4hr he druv+- a ti:r.l t.'ur flip fur h% d With h' master'' 'the l " i • t tte.t4s,rorth. land brit• Lire u shot transversely, irradiating far dark corners, .mule a black flame for the sunny mead. thus enhancing its brit - Hance and lending it an ethereal beauty. ; v;i,t• • Paradise, the shepherd thought, must be • '•3h ! Mr. \obit;: thrr.'s that on i, • something like that green. !lower-.:tarr.•tl Yuri, u[ �,iuire Anu+�lsy would Lreuh meadow-, glowing wan tiring light. l l' ins one ()Swiss let :Sue Ila• tl-rt of Ih, there the Celestiui-S ssilerd's nook erste.! ,:ter-.', ailduti \lwu +iuie, wiib- u lily, peacefully, feeding in the wcinti radi ic•riuu., a'ir. areir, souse of lt:un will' blr 'ding; sides "\\ (tut was it • he tient-'''" a -kelt th k! le 'h'• led 'forever. r. that worth lands, att4i 1,1 alt, .- rnr .like it, :John Noble, rrplit•1 ; "there vile never : stunts of Glele,wurlh sithuul troublt sou soon to ' sh.•urer: . - Down in the yard tteey were penn•:it to ! r;etivtr'rt 10 unc'.an•1 1c ft j'nthcr. \vhkch is likewise ill !het -Mile. instead 01 wivveren !stmt La•hveeu the t.v'c.t lo their .des!ruc- e tiuiL-' "It's a 'tills':,hift. bad jlrb and tall;itt'.• \r•. rt --t mend -it,- said John . rt ' . toss ,say' he shin'.^( sous- ani 1. 1 ug' ttie• cronve:-t+lllr11 wit. n !tr . isv Si- r -'ani:itrt .ni' 1heTgrotlai:v' se.: •,t the . ether ental ol lllc yard: rn; I, rip g !r•ar•.1. fills of grain Ln fur•>.ht': ',r fl.lu>' Ns c•ifi+t - .vened!•• rock's', and -x,11 Managed: wt his. ' tore, like igen in le '.true \vont _ self. (;ltd\\'urinl • hiJu1 sale :+u help. iu tir:te the wanderers Lack into •.Toner or later alt (lust !ie under the ! ..pails. ,•u: !:ling ai .1 c!uckinp •anI c.stl- � • ing nese alli,f her as they iuSs.�- keIier tri respots-f kr ln:r dell, nigh! for England." he said. "l an 1 du !heir nater w'dtrld. where they stood hod- sharers hands. like ut•'ii b•icallt ile,.it;ai:-\vorlh !send- isn't s.n'It,:w;lal•kn•. :.•anything for )ou,-\lies- Lin gard?' •' ',d dint ck,•. h I.t,+eiinr: heavy -flee ed and f t' II it'd! stern cheats o pec"est y i i.-' -:u iiLz I' of h�.' kicked bled, those that lay still bn•.Ittl 1 „ t r h it :she refilled, , r r II r 1,^ccret washutg quid c< J protesting r,xt,idy been' full of tears -and It t h •r t 11 tislit ! s.n rt• t ,k'Silos atsows.: } , "'!'. a�k you, uu (eggs % sn•rw-w•.u,r .r•tnr • and lie saw lhat - her eyes had velli! L uerulous bleating- I I a f luck !t4 !urn(; f rugs. g r the Sha LladGs were unwuund.^d: and -1' , . • . }sot , . la +. u::.l.it t lite <," iii 'air leu r sen 1 more quso v sot at Iilterty in ti;e -w•+' of wli l C oisSI dads w is StSted'in rt,•.' of d i ' Perhaps they were . 1! •. `•hk. hvt•. r • face wore file ,. p l'1tLLsl Lailli r\ .: + lin e 1 r.V t Ir pnsl t.1 t'e5 aux,\ i•,. ) F. 'P , 'g1eredsorrow, autieipating Inc ILII when tit+'y (too err...• ,. •uu.t.ale, rrk;r7�trt.ft.,IJ ttr4tl'll" !coking stol'.d told vacant :t; hr• stnuei' in H t: tin ulu•' t•. 1•,''•t rid t,f ,t;Yel "You won't- f t the patool Svr myi 1 1 d"d ffinseas beneath 4 ht, sm;c 1, tl h' k his he itis,!• i r.,d .1 f�. f1.. ,v nkt..i sister. Annu'sk}'. will ..you'.'"'said {rt-- hl . ,hearers hdutis', and ••the(!, seine, • iter pulling his fori'lock in answer to ,t: sir. Nota),,- ttev Jlu' , I ' at''"i' to .w •u •t .it- 1110.1 an - t',. .t.t' •k..tl•rx • \6i 1 his cru" in .., ; r . n , p ( \ Inks .tt�idrs• <k 1r1`E\t.F SGri\1U15. - vase. w1 and, attenuated. trod true. Ihr Iti,tl ; sone qu auresaddressed .!o trine L}' !hr "Certainly not, 1 wall give d• Int) hrC �p . ru: of their former: plump. [leek.).!hr {,'!els o[ off L. of 7 ole later. • hi' • i :atcce-s• is a title disregard for diff:- vicar. j'rd'Irldn l a•; orf a'•irrfur aL.r without 11 111. own hands," he replied. "(x,cxl y ,3•tc, ,out at the oppu tl, ui :o i' into' the' .hear -lime ain't site! !t wars wit+°n cldties. o green nleido% beyond, ,where the shorri + -lwa-; he -44. l.t •;tie 11r.ruL itbru.xl. wide ;tin n1at1 ever was convicted by scold - M" oiavanl.' you and ell, wa_< yu'un \tune gale," i,ai31 "Gout! -bye:" 'She -suffered him 1.0 take rr,•atw•es nibbled �,z the ewer! pi•A-ss in. y g• I J'' un;, sire snn:,�Le}., ulyd made a gran , � - her unresponsive hand in his firm clasp tie: sunshine, ' plan! ivel betnoaning ttay'It' Squnre• gracious J ut•• ••plin,g •+ f •I1•' ini; sand passed on, glad to• think she' should their unaccustomed• lightness, with their leu'; of 10dr •t'clu�i< front tile :atter- "1 't'lten the others resulted traits of Paul'., 'rhP1e is nothing, iesistl sin the rest. • meet lurrl'no more. at-te-ast for the pre- sent bodte6 sormetirrles streaked with milers when half !tie criuntr-v•Eld4 Coni!( ie a liexN•e:' Joshua Yuung dilater! on the e+s lac. y.. •sent; and he nmair�ed. gazing after her .b,,,Id. li 'n shear feast.' ., w i!11 wrl night•ride he pati talker! 10 -let Daily bread is aol'sweet will -mut diol tn' reaetrUment 11 •ata an anxious time- for Daniel; ";1nd bide half the,0 ,.Ill Ili \441k ..fulttt'1 : Itays1 ay. rr..t dial nu Inc . t r II' )• bleak wands atxl chill rains might still would, wt' riddles and ringing,- s!1 • 'i•i'- sari ever- gt•ap1r1,,I s". „te''.stons vu U, Ile only always -is w•lse'vt'ho ever. is melte in "these early June days < he could plied, "\tun}''s the song fee -.1 -yt1.1! 1 i tulr.lrnutlrer �rtran',; ,rleeumatt 1II ; J'ni ;raining wisdom. no; bear to see•the.crut:l marks upon the You zing at slieiNinle. \1a. --ter .�iiMre_, Iteu1 un.1 -of the shearers. ntrowwd the An -httin it smite is worth ten million • creatures' • sides, and was instilled lb Mass} on -u. ! here comes X1111 r ' ,,:ars ,ti tie arm. vthirPi !teal an. r, r1!'T, sicnle s sermons. blame the shearers' clumsiness. while r elle! !" • . . rn 'n+ u tltresteing-ntui_ IIUe, and-wti:•:(i } The good we do is the best. antidote to - they laid -it to the ettarge el the sheep• •-The•shearer..' eve: were :-,:t -lifted it .the t Paul :&nneoley laid saved' from, ampule the al l'ou we rue• . lift Lite world by pulling who were apt, atter a feet minutes' Per' click 'of the L►sfzl-gale, +hm ' h whist: tlrt,t. 1'u l'aut. as to• many atw ,ieii " ! n f � • fio"d oises d•, Y You yV.0 t' face. lift ,' tin te, ccntiuuerd).: ..1t- ... • wistfully, with a -ague p Wal. he might never see her again. Gervase left Alice et the hotel door and • then returned to Edward, who v.'as no longer gazing at' the sunset, - but upon the blank high Writ of the .hotel, which lose sheer and unbroken from the street, suggesting mountain desolation w Y 1lri ut its accompanying grandeur, t r t quiescence, to. kick out of a, sudden, Edward .111110-14} \v a. 1 , rNlln'g :it ort pay, are sacred :n psoporilon as they "I alar! airntd she !a feeling it terribly. (ental jerk the operr3tor's hand- Itves not search of.(;ervase ftialomf11_ w•Ilotrt tr' dealtr had milds him deaf to it. serve high ends.• • -b, said. when l,erve�e came up. quite so bud as tainting time, and was had tracked !ruin his "tri''.• ter 1clediveta11 1 Inlilerstarider, tart o: a clatter vial If yoilr faith poste your heart •it "Poor girl! . what can you e";pet.'t'" Steiner° over. nut Daniel -was always and lintel! our to earth al Arden. ; 1".iris ,,�rirres.ky. • sad J4hll >'t14bF. "IOU - If } . n-urind-. w hen t �h-at- down :n the lever.' 1.4'1.11 propel your Ieet. >np wase. thankful w tent . - - . � of. s, Datil 1 t•iuk. Theis sea, I with na More lied l;e " 1 he rimy wonder to k(1 t .shearing -lime was well at , '� itg '1•ir tttrkman ht •vt off div r1I. , the t10t+rt is deed when the smile' .... • ear. is that she does bear up so bravely , au; end, and- the ,beep had 1,("n .' ac- (ht.: hue.;? in 'her of u ,ul tet . I tie I1 ,u1 . L a lukf l'annt,t Stu Its depths. It does het' no good to be here upon otic_ cc;to....i to• the lass- of their winter l.w'a5 pleased to .herr the lrantfllnpr uh a p.tw.-r of nieseii-biters- •• e weeks' ti • ` ast A hard and ta.-t ,theology often leaves • scene, making pttgrtmages• to the falai Beats. Not an the boy', half a -dozen of w4tl=beer! hunt. if urtly :fur fly's ruin.; lis ratan hoz lire in morality. rspgt and throwing flowers .oto that dark w ttotn were standing �btrul ; they de- � utt:. tie ex sten tttr sl••t�e.. soots brown ft�l rn tit•• swt.h,11••. '•w•iss a.1- !trip Y k e, * Ilett : r•.0 nrt•'f n k++okevt dr•nugt!,I t'.onvince men of the .love of men and 11 ret• Mind 14 '+P rip • and dreary over." IP•trted • ire tJte tun and fent! of helping srtr,nted creel ore a+l r1%.Pr, lmkrne* :11 t, a -b c 1 wtll. txlle.ve tile. !sive of God. "Of course poi." h,? returned. w'oruter G -r Later! the ,tray .heep and haul tl>rml ! rein!; anti patting ,I. ts'autifti nos, .rt-, 41) rn;avu •h•• �•�e tnr •:p• sir, hey'- .tiv r tri time.. to l You do not have lunch faith in your 8 along } , 11 /WI flet rat} tow. , r#u,r fit k (lungs in that oft -hand way. new and then restive ct'e•a � -the rates wa t t lane, u. s4 ask,- wort !. retied iu ,a town ti+t• Jur. !.'t sign(• t1o• • y• that is starved �•� t ,•-t dffh E bad t k lase f' �.: t!•r' iv •rt' t-111 •t\vi+r• .tF-ltrtrf'°.•d .ua'Int.,• t-1 � - +'- 1•' r'\ ii'nrtther food noI' nteal— HCult to guess where she hal been,. "Po dt,vvr, a.,;nder'at the .valley •faro►, v1'h4n ; .pre e7t. r uttht he :hail,. stn!rtly lourtcl toss. } i , try and erstanget r away, Rded. u. I 01514 tin rc wise a grourl potiti w nett bait lit,, and them, \\ 11 11 (.r>rsa-e name tit rii," t him ;ot. In p .r: ut:l the riot.•ter J ,u },00.> chi _till aloe tune_ Moa. }(step will' introduhe not ur-•terstxrrld, ¶IC added. after a when' ilrir of.lhe lads, 114,lpifig t., piL;h a alit. • (licknlaIl Feoeived1 111111 •wth iii• I b. tf.-r. Ittry' sunt 1.t tour widow w int .1• 1wu ,!!dour s ;len( into the. Public pause, y ) areal Ca ran shs, .hr keel, oar health for ssory h' 1 } 7 •k here 1 (rad ut 1 til never- m boa Gervase court -peat; of tilos+ It,ri r ri ith ratan a lurnbkt 11111 liS1'.I4 with a ka. cif brad at,•la• 041n.'wh!Ir" M. -mutt 'and tau- .\'re 'tgt m+rr,. he t'atlier unlearn you have some in his fie had lure d' 1ks t _toasts aha peri tit ltf*7 + _ 'himself seen her leave, the village with_ f •the-hE'urer .t'II more they. dcil.ht three D•ntL'1,4ri. who b T; 1f strap e h the garden 1lutvrrs, all i .wa_s net - e:1 in life washing. which a en.P arnr so la w 1 It nk I l I ni° g • f �`J.3nl ��.1,la••,' '•I ,t-,1..•,—'}•utt'vts it When we bt e "wit lite' wage mcI torinally wt t 1 into the v4lit.'r. had frt114r1 w'itn4ed ?orril+Lty. L,I \villi a rt- i• sCtlrool^: -' gaged. .•ftiere is nu doubt now that she Erttijlt4 itt with 'the ' rr•u ir�'Cnng t,t'1,1, .to tlis'ant solo(8li. •rt to the row-•,;ine'r at well did are for hin1." • i tt' lr rat INN .I left. the purr? of � dofu rut heaven who is complacent to .111 the' bpi's on the 01111! seri\. Bath- hustled awati,l,r•'nrr tnr a r. 1 -:; • '1•-I ..ire.u.rlr,.sell. straight at tn4 Idle Of earth., - e1is1 about the barn and fo.ltl.)a.•d, with iii, Declot .311:1 Nu roan t^an have a place En 'the king= _ the "'None whatever. But Paul's was a tmoatbrd, jeakfus nature; ' he inay have t.1- loudly' shouted mirth tit the_re:t, : Inlxthing ut,sal. an ` iipp.srilin tet and' knsts.P4 JIIgr,. ., t •Jur k 'ii later ' ric_:I4'v , ire r:aruc rural! 1;,t.-ard'� fa. r ttrlsl't.d un 1 ,turt,prl. u,! inn,• - 1 k+t,f - tf,•t' ih.'' ts'tr, u11n' figor• of. 'l' hit \.d bs. IIp...ws� 'Jou;ve got ,dawn -,!_-_Laken a 'Rete, rebut! for a ref neat:, 1 f rue." • . - • t t i ' . lite 1:at-druvr ads buev in tae 1•• - II,' funders sons told the i'el' 111': , _ tH, _ — _the clergy 1144/7, un,l,he t.liade-shine sate tii.'opts l'uvv, but }curve a powerful tune . - _ fI , � _ - 1 • - uiu 1t o r ilea i'1i ltm , t' 1'1 - e ofw.Sti: , t f l t l t ' Its it pity 1u et a : , .t.1 g u ne ' -bring her lover on. dad the . tup_d fellow John Vogt/ Illy tlttlhtt fwd by the y. a rrisule, }t,t.,nlan. _ to :Ailed: fur 1 sir. }• takes her literally and ranee on in a. fury a ,tirin4 J,';ut legs apart and his thumbs t„oetet man' earns tl;s- hoists ys, yuu'iki... per. 1 sort of• waked alp, fur i, zimmed .'land throws ttittti5eil luPO •the utvrtrtsst t tLe ung -burr, ''''i Ili-- wabicu3l, and !tut I shall riot ba to meeiriete l fen' a acing off quirt. ilk,• when tie come in. Started a Few • Years ego with Ka Captlat, and Naw Ewtptors Nearly -Ipond d tie dons not take to drinking,' 11 w<1 ,t was "ntis'i9,Lk warm \tttn, day O1'_ tv.c; ant! C u.+111 ilve rnlrlulea` tnd darned it F didu't_bej:irl_fu try (. • One Ftuntlnd Clarke and that• weak ental low `i'Guir' rruw. Stenographe• rs. ft ` the. ,,elle 3 t err J Mrs. Cora Be Miller girl .draws bask hall .shyly, hat[ to the evetiin s .milk foaming 01 flu pails . ft s fu" Sail of, ale f:l illy rale , , -_ ,. •f • �' .. •Duro• Jofiu 'vubbr.' . When he ,•alt! t#11.:,, - ••. Makes ... 'Th best en have Into logrtr ( cult, the cow -twin. stLppeti and tooi.ecl�at'a rt- 1.tue u 1 lash ways wh,rh Merl never understand, I1r1'kr.t,."e•. how the shearers were genote t 1;lftiss the utter atupeared-to .have ort lu.tion' t ke }uurn_goo.' ire €ay':, kind of leen( Gervase, wfth •'a reflective flit. -1 d't tu0. 'Then, a:li I a tLul lti lyden, 1 p� u't, un tui 111S-!�i^in the uiw E11u.•-u.,\ t# bund vrur-.ha sa}.a• w[lh-a trrltrr-eye fur rr,tt,r, than, t ort it V ,. , •'1\`orntut ahrluid.be amrert• horu,,t,' �+d (;:rte, fr'.•31r•tiie'1'tar'•ler'� (test, was !here ,••'nv'enalion wNh s.r11. if ynu inn -f>:11'.' w:r"- - •- E:dn wn her el; "They despair. nut drier 1t1 Itirtri. (Ins welt your sheet lout:. ate ; h t -aye. `poll sola r'u*� feat. Jotul men wit•, lour them W despair. 1'et the " it+Cfs wits 'w.i-'raid (tir•kman" Are these lite-{,rt.%r �u!h•i 1trbGs: y�+,uve:zllr•�•r1•thr'�ugil rand. lion', Mti°ruli �d�n mannrrseimilas t�urths lnnlhtn',•lirnes, alai v .0 r • r worse S. niece o f the b.t t woman always veto the wUrst of !t ina algae-( and seating � rnn.d another d�:wn.':. sees, .0 rd bud � or rheuefands or oche cry p� t, ) � ., w'll it never girl; In. Dr,u't sou ;;iv0 in to this ' of the average small town rex village, I r' "t'r'R out lit:` ilei the .foto .0 Ate end." Th.• -e t't•h.1ell \tr, 1I+. n1tn, int a ends on the kind of wornan: 1.`'i, the sltepherd,s da_:g,Iet�. attended [t der. I her; the farms -}and %\ fail of .inn• pui-rtret-air: t "I ra!h''r thilifi.{11i;' flee:i pt. fi'\rr,.)rtin Sobba. Drink tiff 'this sbe•nowresideiderlc s in he;1d wncopallaivael :'"Do you thiittt she has any susplcign - .. rc-F rriis\I y • •" tinned, 'hustle: sent! ,Irv( sitlC filo .:buffer ''h 6ititsirt.. 1 the t'niteri !tarts. c' the?, truth . , hr con rat foists. ftie bleeding' urld los- "'rtru tri at, Juht1 't•rtrt,`•,' ire s.+ys. �\flit l�lal 'want! Stull. u,tu.in''unri tic i -ter and the lucn•a•,vv .. rt•ptit9J +;.'r- soul• 1't•dix:I,t�arait� .,u;\l`�hihf>rrrltdualed "I10, I thiol: not. -tuff sir. orthe ae r1p ?lune of the most ru,•e.-r-stat business women Ind. -till I m sur' • t tuft ra r 1t- 1 h a l t! I •tv\ +Id if h r, vt vv 1 8 ` j,,;:; of -annuals. n.,t'rd auks' of noun, ' t lr11,,,m near of her tiays i1i•:t(Ji1'111T to the i `` l•t-. 4 4. , h•+d rddru aver frost 11, n sent • wt- It hr rtstat h. avoud+f lx. clef { ! ul 1 1110. curt) Lila u r , ruk •'+..t ..f w ui rt- • t•c11. t\e air. d, "She will simonize Paul affil bass tlir.; i ,,. it lc uu uu ill 'his ir4 'veinal Ling vvs I, 3I,_ n..uld rust 14 II.•f' 11.41 1111 .111.3 I. 1,41111 some \ t+ r I tits y, • "1 '\it-, 1•11ckntiitr •g160l by .Ili.: haihfC +w ilh; .u.i n1t eLtti wInfn Nit.. 1.4,1 i 1•+)t. t•.,uli1 nut .1 ea -y. `\lake up pair hint Jou want k. "I trust she nevtyr•ivili: � and luuk••d un \\ Oh u-nrI t„ made la ureii•rs!aa,l ‘"';'1,Y. 41'' 1.-!11 I":d au•1 1;Ut 11)1 ptllij\..' i r a,. , I t I tai x x rnor.' or Ute 1Jiuli .he. to rnu. r more ,: mv.t rat/: r t'\t••.t1ni;lrn) That afl.rnu 111 :!s;It :I swot- !+•:.ritl•T•\t'••it.:"idl w, '1'tltyl... I l., ulisll(. '1r,u m•'1!• .a Fleraturn in his life -tibia• It: i� a pnty•y' I, i , 1•\e was ,•\'r1J911iug. 1 r.:rrv;l "1 retro -miss that sln•al 1. ., `;iia t;, yet. ,k„,,,,,.. 'finis sill hyla tl. .' • II• I' its red 1st tit.( '•1'•1 rt unlit t slaved f, -re •well !rat•. ui. 111.'t loaf, - hin„nd.• 1•r!ul." ta-I.\hce 'I,in1'•1rd, !111• - . . -ne.-Itt. Iftl lite w.n .td l• t 1\ that ins .],!, ;. - .- - nit ,.'1 I „ n loci( oscUrlt'n,•t'. ...tri tt.c� rt -\t'1°: 1'rti I• 11.',.1 4:14_'!'•',1 nl ',i�l1 !delft '\i,- i' :, .n. t y '.tiftsrtrnt . ;•1,Itr •.I iii_, we tt, •1ht .lu",1•y : 'Ithr h '\-' • j!n',_IN-.•1111:1J•.'-rinplt-i1,:11)1 .*mill 01 urn � ...•A Rey, Ill.' alrirfc•tr14 ois., t! I ri•1 w ill! �gtrl . r'hy'I, now. is of a. } r, 1 Ih, u t ,1 •nolo!!- b!. +lin Ilii t �;.!, i t+4 tutu •:tnd 1ta swish -Ms . was crrinuli Starlit):I-J,. ectty are_ee von 114 ahkl' 'I Ort. 1 .re to ft id i 1 !tire. 1-t- 1113 cls 1 1. .°°�•run_IT Iiia W: U,t• (:(nits ttrT:an,,; - 1t',rr•, inti '•!:n:J, .rf_.•Itt:tn,•:_ Liulisitl":Ihrau w,u•,it .n Itiein,• 01 141 1 7'''''11. 'w'ulil fit. �,, • i -i surae rr.;ptr.L>.. t 11 e.. }uu lu lht ta-. „, 1 `11 1 in Ir ui the •I1. 'l,.-a,.tt'It;l 1. 1 !11 1',r4,ff• -unity h•,. d•,y: cl.;tIIJ,. rnr, tit (1. t.a,l.lt s Peal rajwring :11 -Ion. Thur .. up." »i r I w.,tlt .h nl,s! 11 ut• ssirt. sod tat 1st, inn i1i1,'. toot I1) u14 til 4) 11t•yuud pr:1 uJ :.s,e v', tt.all \..,:.e wuL u •llt-ul : lilt r I u 1' I',t. ileo \\illi IL'r.s: I,f I c,w'irlg the gra.,- ' 111i11.4. rh' 1,11 L. ,I \ r\; hiL .inn to ar'dlnn'\tt»u,r had. pt -1 cc,lnplet.vl' ;'•c•L ue urn .0 1 had healed loth the unw r!hn¢ Suss !•nisi+ l .,rl,rtt r.,,. • ,. 'r .-; of lung!, anti stasis' out trr•}et;it'Imtt, rin!tss it wereilial 14' • iter•i•,t -Mitt toe vl!i ii tnsissis) siott•-,,1,7113' `•I;•Inl \•.lits,' I ze�,.`yau l.,•,I, S.h;+ri. toil!": Mrs. Miller's New Residence, Earned ,in LhCr.I t.; I:ct 1t- all P\N ",Tr1 t I of tic lta•t �r)11 ft'l:a I vis y4) ! his list): :.1 lluti;h t'ri, II . iind mos that that' _r+". anti Less.ihan Ost .Year. anti uridur3.rnod b •',' ;�r the \ir:u''- Iluud!a! u! dwelt. sm., ,li+';at-. nut! nal !hr horses' manes. and' ,• 'sun. (pelf fry dust ! J. ,;, !nlllr rlh\I.: Ii;i.i• �I,• 147:;,1m1:.,:::1.1::•13. 31.•riik Ute.l.•rt•t1 wit" !rare'pl\ )uu ;1-, ''Sever'al rc,tr= :t t M?'-. yiillcr learned +• Slue. �k\'. • t, r'i•1' ih1 tit' nUCtr'-1;1�ti.:ai tern 1144 \\ie'C.• Il1A,lct'• I'. .1':tet. 111 a t°t'd fvt' Jlklt-u•31 i.'i, tllh in til 3: cut;.l Of• u mild and aim Pl,• • ifrr•t,aration' that uf, little t tits ' Lam1.,t ! Bonen -loth as•thsic lay ttreth• after then! ,.Iv'.;1 Lllle i1 in 1- l• 'which here •'I, -. 1 I!y•oul f.' -!1 ti ' voltage. Li.it+lg 1h.. ways putting tneni up Iii inis,;l;i,.•L :lad Meal for a straight furr;b\4 a sa,y' cured herself andse.. :•rsl 'friends be- a� f ensu Mk [ ic;: Asti hoist ! Ile,'• Its ,male wcaknr-s and piles, .rar ethereal v..el ti; 1nry .•ilia.?I h 'rut i lL t° :i. recd h a many wnmea . :!•111- resift- . ' elle n. s'i'rs• Lf Ill wlo illi ! , de;rib-: let I;'t:.: vc;r<..ir:u7' 1= u•'«'(seep. since . r:nt !vin_° U'i. til iu" st I rjri;. ritriu, rttt ill at 'dark totaled ill runl'i.,l.;wu. Iw�� 1.7�°, ;t 1.t!.61_1!)111).1" rr.out tha•r' -ht• nrt:idrd'.ro furnish it to I:Inc !Inwr•n1 an.ucca-tput-on!}; .Lal n u1uii . lite wn:u•:tr,a iitt•nliri i Ile rani. see Its. iutit•h n+!w` 'thtlr only a les' dollar,411 capitah and the ' elle' ft'ez,hnw:r-of . kt'r.'liief over his !�r"ad Ric,'.. those alio might call for it. She started sonny. earths spoiled t,c:il i - ilI;rdent.•1 and 'vicar dire is t-1, a ;''yr'. =tend' bear Pain.- rt- mer aeons! Purr• r.. t n - f list �' I I Ii ! iu1 d 'hill) to. rrr•tll ihu,!' � tk'ldetl "eI•rr rnutti;it: \U•. \, ,irl>;. Hosts y:uu ,•r,smsdy; .pos.eaint; -true enol.- w•onderfut trios- wall a can! of ally, soft! tI ll n when dos- _�"' • der at its ,rw 11 1><aufy, find \\•a: a.' Irra• j !I• .-sure •fur a s dare' tad 1 r sive ttr a l!Illa - ; •1 se lo- Mr. what yv a.; to rise betseen theist• i stat hear!. 1,'cuu 1) i! sus s•1 rune. 'Ills 3 d'.• ly LU itll't.d upon his lit,. ._1iqud n,r.i-h,u4 -nue 1l1 dall:eriing Ihl ill.{ter. - had not yet (,udnd bruin the thorn hedges. ! Ilir•l,inini•s stile ural lu,.ked- upon ' the „'- y, tu. L0 .1414'. how' iitrtr.g Ino Utiles s .:r bloatuett white iii the hotltS)45 of the 1 ;;roup of shearers \\i1h'interest, \\11t' - i and ranker as :inn'. Ihel• the .welt'' stiggi sled any anali,g)' and 111, chiltic3) spring up." Sir. ltick- auer flushing (rink !tan :aid. as they v.- pa+t tht' intents- _ •'� suer drew fru ; hulturc•ups meal(• the decir,•\\'ilh. a. litho dengue 'to hint he did not .tic -looking baro; and Ih�Ltiiliff's ; tunc- pastures -sheets :or bul•trished **old; the I say'.' "A pleasing spectacle,. Merton,'' Mr, bu11ressed house to 111e \lanor: "!row' :; t;plcy breath of vire- Gleba the lair. i 6 1 list or=s and nothing remains." he • .. "1 hr•t'tl:un Squire . lti,°ktitan 'll• hate a•' liirknr,n observed lu him: "so primitive g • powerful, w;eIglit.� of hay this year. Datil; and [1 t k nal, \ iri il's eyes beheld it, and ! `tenet d dispatch going arideir busnnzsg thein Squire prophesied. its he e'v'en' I`lavid'.s, Slui;h as science has, done til 1Ptnk; thrsig q 1 p Scarcely- a • year had passed since '-Jluoi!': a thougtrtul survey of the meadow � in destroying tire. poetry of rural lite, wei ['ant's d�aih, and little more than a wtaich la,y' L"•yo1141 the rickyard, t the' do not yet shear our sheep by steam." .tali fern:e::of which tis was standing 111 "Or electricity; added Gervase "but '•••illtte fresh sunshine one line afternoon, • wc shall," , The shepherd was '.too much-preuccu- I ' "I aur glad the weather is -warm •for -.lewd to give serious heed to Raysh`s pro- 1 the poor things," said Mr. Merton, who �l1edea. With uulstrek t.3. d twins and *'as eminently practical, and cared more 'iboughtful face he st.xsl making slranse.' about. the welfare Of his own little flock dog -like noises at a k w sheep,. which than all the fashions of sheep=tending, 'lied slipped by tniwhanc•e from the pelt past or future. "It,ts fortunate, or rather providential. providence truly tempers the wind to the shorn lamb,' replier Mr.- Rickman, under the impression that he was quot- ing Scripture, and thus paying a fitting compliment tb Mr, Merton's cloth. ,yrr!.;1 : •anti I, 0. kt'eit r,r: r;' w .n_ett r'r' - .. " 144C-' :11111 'cher'` \t lit ll •I r. t-1:.• .,f ni_h!- •u,. \\!i,l:'inlulr 11• li-+'hl+ .rvnr. )' t • s„rat','3- did 1:'.,t. pia tits. nit Iht•11' ‘t,;•,1 1 , !7 ' - •r , , r'.•i l.in' :.;,,I 11• \,.•\et- -\\eel• 1t may 'alt, r„I, :tart 111 141 tit.• ht•:in r:,�tirttt •{a•.hilc flu)' c.�tl,t•t•E:d-- \\:Ili Il,ul...uet 1•, i. _ , , ttr• : flit) r ill �. , „-ells i' -'Irl, hard z -lilt! Ts „sot the u, t n.• vv ntiuw : and 'The e.r'Itl c•llris i• ' utl,"rill tit .sent -l. ad } .liar y;�lt.•(4i•li:r , wIre �p.''`:u ,1; ts.•r\ [Ions l•.,rnlrl't ♦ilt'1.n ll-ni 1 'l..rnl!t•YI l e:, it,t,nrru'_s .i sl n�. Tile 144 I., 'boys t I a' � 't via-- not •usv to � • i.t, '1'h.•n 1 x".� Lo n'r.r'If. 43141, Otto the vicar hnt-.;lf, his t•,rtmc ; r, r• r g' lie•" 'cel+,ed" Ihtysh; III'uig 1 u J' ;ur\ty• merit. producing mon cure , , tet on the back 'uf his 11ra31 un acruuiil d 0 11 dre it;illg huvv fur lhnv llh5n veers flow dri'ruuin'r a( Ino 'bla a: Sha,lu)\' ilia' tie' bailiff's .;ul I:Ul:ial amplitude of tors and tither. rap ttivit'sheaiwas the eve al f the brut. aucl his sixrtudys accurate- r 1 f i 1 persuade lrul„llf a,, g k• 1- gnartere iia the midst of the straw-sard'befr ie tits eat barn. -when the hurdle had 'been epetu'.d narrowly', o a5 to let- the sheep •through one by one inlci the barn,. the I ding -doors of which stood . wide!,. ant! . upon the floor of which knelt hare -tinned shearers, each with a Heap panting soot before him, through ich the Shears moved with a snapping, si,ni:•,lilnes The proverb was new" to the shepherd, who took it in with his outward ears glitter and and laid it aside in the dim sells of his • followed by, .a memory for future contemplation. At year. since the fated inticr•itance fell to hitn so unexpectedly by- the extinction, of the elder branch o. Annesleys. But Edward looked years older than when some fifteen months before an accident brought hien to•Arden Manor to tangle the web of so many lives. Gervase Rick- ntan would not now call tum 6• good- looking fool if he saw trim for -the first time. His face, then wore the unwritten expression -ot early youth, that strange, halt-tranced” look which has such a charm for the world -worn arfd weary ; It was stamped to -day with an indelible record ; 'the'features, beautiful then with young and gentle curves, had become marked and masculine, though what was lost in grace was gained In strength. cn n•\r u . 14,i \ as 1 1'CIIIr; 'r times ecumenist to, ,t a anger !list he \ya5 (tial!(.! II i•01!! i 1ianun like -1 fibs now mens e, one of the city;- lar¢est 1y t.0 lade frog! Ili.-- ga/o,. `'\\,illitultt Ili' , office huildiugd, which +he owns, and al you'd a bon 111 Lytton ttetl Inns with y'utU molt one. hundred telerks 'andis stenthisograph- ensufuae ' re required t.o aissist ¢real valhtge up ink the north-east caviler by lite bes. wall ;• 1y, you'd a ben ini.d111r011 lytten. ! Million Women Use It. \lr. `�uLLs,'sute enough."; More than a inilliou women -'haws used "The}' do sire' 'lw +ll: slur}r of a.'i !iyhere you lire, ehecaiin refer you tomladrea 0311031 they two fell out," Said Jo5hild I in your own locality who can and will [3aker' - tell any sufferer' that this marvelous "•Lure enough, replied Marn Gale, 1 remedy really cures women. Despite the tact that Mrs. Miller's bueineas is very \Ittss Liiigard fav'or'ed. the ctptain filet- jextenatvec she i' always willtnq to rove aid then comes the -doctor. and sh? favored ane decided.to give awaytowomen who ht, ,and then they Loth come together have never used her meaiclne E1nwbo and •she 'favored 'ern' both -and they fell worth absolutely FREE. out. Every woman suffering with pains it, "Ah" said one of the shearers, palls• { the head, bank and bowels, bei•,ring-down ' feelings, nervousness. ing in the act of turning over the sheep upon the floor before him, "wherever there's Mischief there's a Doman, _1'11 war rat." • "Vv'omankind," •obsefvcd'''.11eysh, With mournful acquiescende, "ls a tluspiCtous �� -her valuable book, which every wo• zart, a feeble auspiciott3 zart is the le- l man should have. • ' Remember this"offer will not last long. male oman- - Gale,' for. thousands and thousands of women . who retortedam ' withtl urely (rho' are suffering will take advantage of • reluctance, was leaving"d the barn leisurely thio generous means ot` getting cared, do reluctance, "mt'd has their vaults, as 1 1 daif y, obut re dt i urdname and eaddress tai went deny. But. massy on us I Come to Mrs Miller for the book and medicine tbink Of menvolk, when their vaults is for the $10,000.00 worth is all crone• creeping nitatlonl up the spine, melancholy; desire to cry. hot (lashes; weariness, or piles from any cause, should sit richt down and send ber name and address to Mrs. Cora R. Miller. Box 5716. Kokomo, Ind.. and receive by mail (free of charge in plain wrapper) a 50 -cent box of her marvelcros medicine AJ r 4 6i9w 6; • RAMSAThOrZik t�i�t . _t I _ �•t �, � 'r t 1�J, —elle. PAINTS TO paint YOUR HOUSE inside • and out with just the right touch of 'Mier for freshness, beauty and eer- •fe sankeep YOUR h$ Rtbroughoout�gaas• mer and winter. O beans YOUR HOUSE with a • ;9 defiance amongst uta fel- .lows. �i net far tbs purest and Writ -for our Post Card Series "C, 'sthhowiagyhow some houses are eels • The largist, each succeeding rim .sm.al• _ler; a nteng• with one ,brg rusk in the -centre, 'NC RIGNL P*1iix A. RAs6AY h SON CO., bloat's!. Est. 1863 46 PAir.: !-'AKERS '\ThiT Ram :4-+++++++++++++++++++4-4 _. I About the House + ++'+++♦ ++4:44 +++4+4+4++ • HOT BREADS. . Delaware Li.seuii.--One cupful lard, ten -eupfuis of !lour, one and one-quarter cupfuls of water, one teaspoonful lit salt Rub lard, sifted flour, and salt together and then sift again, add the .wale' and turn -out on a board. Poand one thousand and one times, or until it -"cracks," when a small piece is putted -off; double the dough over every few • minutes, but do riot use any more flour, •+Break off small pieces of dough as large as a small egg. and.: knead in the hand Into a round bill.' •Prtnck each three -_.Rimes on top With a -three tined fork and bake in a quick oven ahout twenty minutes. They should he a light brown on ton. ' Rice lhaflle.-i—To leo cutttvls. of boiled nee add the yol'cs. of three et and a quart of Milk and enough, four to make a thin batt=er. Stir in the • baking .pow - .der and beaten whites just before bats Mg, and bake slowly. Sour milk with coda may be tried instead of sweet, and • .made with buttermilk -they are "dreams of delight." • - - Rusk for Tea—One china lard and a link more of sups wo eggs, .re pint - of warm milk, nut rinse, one cup of yeast, four to make a dough. Mix well and let rag•', \L'hen niakin,g- these out after 1' - make the Grit row around the outside y lyse risen, use a round pan and • Corn.Ponc—One cup of cornmeal, one -cup of flour, one cup sour milk. with a • little soda, two • tablespoonfuls of sugar, two tablespoonful3 of butter, :one- table- rspoonful of baking powder. Use the : fine meal, not the grader -dated. Put su-• ,gar, flour, meat,' and butter together, rut In the -rest, and beat hart. Bale fn a breadiin snout half an hour, Sweet Potato Rolls --Boil two pounds h.-ot potatoes. Pas: through a colander, Add Iwo ounce," of btrtter, one. pint r.f Frill:, a li.ttle.sa,t. o.re, gill of ;yeast, ant es much'neair a'; wee make a soft -dough. .••,Sit to rise: when light cut, in Cakes Let "Ir1se'fete one hliir and bake. Federal Breads -One and-one}hal( }.pxetidi r flour. 'two 5gg _ lard the Size ' a walnut, • Put the lard. into. the flour lighten it. Break the eggs t .enough to '(1 i n' with a tittle water. make between /MOM' anr'F •• -cone/win dough. When fermented, • .6;r. -ase deep pie plates er telly tins. and actor it in wiiho�.rt , rirring. "Lel rise 'again a little•. , Rake slowly. When atone. -split omen ,and butter. ind put the two layer,: lcsgether. again, Cut • : -into • wedges like "pee- when serving. Hester's ' Mulliin . Bread—Take hal( a -cake of dry yeast, one teaspoonful f -sugar ;eaten into it. ttren add .this to •a pint of milk' which has been boiled • .'":..find • cooled, and' in which a piece . of Butler the size of an egg has been melt- •eci. Stir all this into one. quart et flour, ehen into that two well ,beaten -'Set to rise for six i:ot;r•s'eit• a little more. Rake for fifteen or twenty minutes in a hot oven. • ,.INEXPENSIVE. MEAT DISHES. Force Meat 'Balls—Take any kind meat or chicken or broth (that used f making soup wilt anewer); chap 14 tin season with salt a little chopped p sieye and thyme ora little parsley .an fried onion. and, e. tette .l••nron. juic Break in n raw egg and sprinkle ov sonie flour: roll t-hen.t in balls .the si c' a 'pigeon's egg. • Fry or saute: the in & little butler. er they may be cooks in a little -boiling water, or they m be egged and breadcrumbed and :the ie boiling • Ford. Roast Ltecf Panics --When yeti har• eofd roast beef left over,. jest put i chopping tray, with gravy and cne stir of stale bread, chopped fine; grake little nutmeg. a pinch of salt, a shat, of pepper; add one beaten egg. Mak into small patty cakes, dip in flour, ane fry to a light linciavn, gsr.li;ll w.tii pa siey and serve. Stuffe.l 13•t'ersteat;--Trim . nicety an reinove the bene of a gond sized. tend - round steak. Spread It with a dressing c'. stale •bmead crt:rnts s asked in cold .waster and squeezed .dry. erne beate-t egg s.ige, butter, rthoppsd :onir,n, -wilt nn pepper; roll. up and lie •with 'a s}rinee or cakes, with the excellent result of mak- ing the cake twice as light as in the ordinary way. This.has been .tried per- oonally. Nice doughnuts also can be made of sour milk. One teacupful cf sour milk, two cupfuls. of sugar, three eggs, eight cupfuls of flour. one tea- spoonful of baking powder. Mix all the (try ingredients together, then add the eggs well beaten, and last of all the milk. Make, a stiff dough, roll out, cut into shapes, and fry till brown. A trained nurse prepares chopped beefsteak for her patients in a way that makes the toed easy to digest- The' meat from a pound of round or sirloin steak carefully is. freed from fat and cut in small pieces to go' into the meat chopper. After a few minutes' chopping the fine pulp which rises from the eat during the operation of cboppinT is re- newed and put aside. f:!.,ntinue 'o (•hop to and remove the pulp until only the fitted of the Meat remain.:, This pulp is ; pressed into 'a round flt cake and broiled w on each side over a hot tire fear five min- r utes. It then is sea.sancd lightly with I salt. a dash of cay'enne,'a little butter:I and served hot. If ,prefet•red, this pulp clay lie served almost'. entirely . uncook- ed. In that ca.ee the puha should :.A seasoned, before it is formed into- a ,cake, l 4-. !a second-class alluvia! nature, fairly i well covered with small timber of the birch, poplar and tamrac varieties—plere ' ty good enough for firewood and to make settlers' houses, etc. - Farther north the country was com- pletely barren, but' was very rich ?n game of all kinds, while the waters of the rivers and. lakes, fairly • teemed with fish. SO1l'1NG CLOVER SEED IN MARCH. - Ttiere is always much Discussion among farmers in every ncighborhoo with regard to the time of sowing cloy er seed. This will probably be discussed more fully this 'year than usual, on ac creme of the high price .of the seed There is always much diversity of opin Ion aiid there are s, many' farmers. ottt young and old,swho believe jr.i much in thr sign !,f tir e:oto ;+t, and w will not sow • their duvet. e,,ad exc the sign of • the crab' is in men. wlticl+. this hear.. is to 'be s lie Inst few days iii March, writes J G H. Payne. Iir • my oliinien and .experience amount, tri this. `If there is a thaw shed ticks lit the ,ntrd ate there is boil At -Stem -or it alit the seed soon dr up. The tune. to saw•. clover.. �t•d .is MMar'h, whin the 'trro,ind is clear STRANGE PREDICTIONS 1 _ Planetary Professor Foretells Event's and Quickly Reads the Lives of People. Though Thou - bands of Miles 'A vaj'. d Sends Letters to the Rich and Poor Alike, in Which He Advises Them About Rusine's, Marriage, Speculation, Love Allah's, Wealth, A SPRING NF �,f — NEED. •• e. 1,Weak. eak. ' Tired- and 1)epr..seed People pa ! :\eed•a Tonic to .Put the Blood dI•' Etc. ho Offers Free Readings to All Who Write (apt •_ . .. and, Send Date of Ihr, • Birth. - tr. An his office in New York City, Asur-. • J rounded by charts and dials of strange de-'. it er the lives sign Prof.hof mei andHstel womendwho havu' he written him for advice on affairs of bus, - „i) meas, love, seassortie ,• travel, marriage, hearth and e ,moge. i' The followinthg lett, rresrtantive+ an ideaevents of o1 11rlif, :n Poatel's ability : t• w w e. , 'tight. h'i er, Spring_ blond is bad l'o�.i indoor life,. I, ze' during, the winter Helens is respc)redei w err !tie. f+,r weak, wa1ei ti', impute bled L. st SI i''ou need a—t.mi,r le build up the blas ei , SIM spring just as much as the trees nec1;,,eu d'Inets sap t,, giie them sitality for- the .Un e'Summ•er. In the .prire bad Muted shrine loo n itself in many ways: •Iii s•erne it breetls le.. 1 pimple: and eruptions. In others it lire e i may be' through oc 'a v not ti'arlachee. lit. A -a yariablt' appe.•tile perk.xps %•loges oil . (' / neuralgia at• rheumati_,ril, or ,u lazy feel- iv e I ung in the morning and a �lesir•e to dee avoid exertion.. for -theme spring- ad- no r- menti It Ls u ionto you- need, and the wh 'Medi b'-aid-rnakiitg, health -giving I•fh d I tonic ie all the world is pr: fit iftiarnc' fa er Pink Pills. • Every dose helps to make do !new, r."'ch, red. Health -going blood, e.e which reachets et cry nerve- and-. every .G .et in. the=' body. bringing*- health, lith u 4trength an:/ eneerry' !o weak des it w. as we usually �w on •wh i•ou,t+4,. If I cart get a' .morning wh he ground •i fr zsn just e'nolg*h t., 'envrae,cLl and 1'+r y'. nosed, the se ( ill 'illop • ipso 'Ilene ll:! netses s b w` lite. I chl i. e. I..e 1,�' early iii the morn eteie any thnaing heel:vas so the aoi 'ill ls,unc'w •tutu - eliatp into the crack •hirh, it vill .tirnit ,in nfu4• thawing b ins. It ' the seed .is down. below t •flee It wilt be nicely e .1•ered-. re -the ground thaws sett, but. If it fa 1 a Inutttle .urfare, It sticks jilt %t he fall., and no aria -turn .,f subceq,u•r ezipg 'and thawing, would ever _coy Earls• sown. clover Seel' that : is w•e /irked dowi, intoethe sol and covere ply by freezing • and thawing. -wi t sprout ain't cone. tip -as ceton as th lith is lying on or near the surfric e first few warm days will .suffice' to. in>- an the. st,atlmy seed, while the ep seed will -not cont.' up until the ether is warm to,ctay. The late eosin earl .that is on the sin -face will some - es get killed by a late. frost and the iy sown seed will come u. mush to miss the ca; e sit season got a fine catch of do . one field of barley, i sew the bar and clover with thus drill !he firs ek. in May. the'drill .workirth the seed well. " I, expect to try the same thing in this season, The -quantity of seed sew per erre will be harder to- de - e this ,year, possibly, than in years en it is not so high peleed, but I be - it pays best to sow thickly when tries, is high. as' a iittle extra seed give a few hundred pounds more hay per arse. believe there Is enough seed In sic nds. to make a good sod it.atl of therir w, but as the. seed and -young planta so small and there are so many ac- nts liable to happen, I deem it best sow eight to ten pounds, _ i prefer medium red clover and always try et good seed, and with the best isle- canditions. - - • FADING A THOUSAND NEEDLES,• of eat e•n tet tl n s- V - he i lt? : fir re it er Ili ii R+I atm P dant, ailing men ear for threetquar.t as_ot all .hour; longi � r ti and wo�rier.. herein , Bakeing often. -- proof. llrs r'k+ •• t ----�*.'t-r-ttt—';an+1y Cove, + Delicious Breakfast •f)isir— !1 a torsi N. S,, say'' "f was weak, feeling mL,• tsar roup seine of .bc`ef until tile iiteat L. t, r ctabl.+ and torridity- curt down, The doe- leis cher, ' then temriv,s the rr,eot 'trent _lite I (•'r seem t consulted said the helptrouble-m ' ,, a, nr.:tetnia, but he did not I We bone •and chop fine, .e'ascn with pcpl,i rI me, in.t and salt. being careful to discard gri.t,e'! A fri"rfdt advised rnrc.•tit take Dr, ll'il- lege and small bits of--h-ne, • A dash ef ca. ; hoc Prue and it is simply urn- i l.; yenne'and a suspicion of onions it lik..1-,' f�"t'!'' for . me _ to. overestimate the (c•d taped !ilial to the soup to mass itceimnien them to l ..al w r which -it was boiled. 't'hten, when the ►f,k,n + .., - ailing hey e soup boil. again, _!hicltiela. with Ce rn Return the chi F+ t iiia have thr a. mush. E „lit health you must • T. But if you want newwit eget, the gamine hr. •N ii+lame' Pink Pill meal to the consistener • i out into a long, ditcp pan and put ata,, tae (nol. In the meriting tura out Hsi scud cake on ,to a platter, cut in slice. and fry in butter a light brown. Serve. hot. Can be eaten. plain or with jelly. This is 'fine for those who "don't know what to have for breakfast." Spiced Lamb.—Get about five pounds lamb flank: wash: and drain well, 'ay flat on table or board. sprinkle, with salt, pepper -and ground cloves; roll tight and tie well with twine. Bort about halt an 'hour, put in dish, and ' set to cool. -When cold you -can slice: batter. •This -will be found tasty as well at inexpensive, • as you can' buy lamb flanks ,for 5 or 6 cents a pound, -- , far ''ale' Peoptr martilfart!;red in !arta al ! rockvilte•. Ont. Other se oink ents are traudute t imitations, genuine Or.. Williams' Pink ''ills laced by all rer,ulable medicine de r r sent by mail at 50 cents a_ box o boxes for $2.50 by` writing. the Dr. hams' Medicine Co., Brockville, On V1'EtLTH IN THE FAR NORTH s of (:an• f tailed I you The l gro are are alers ride rsix 'le,: lyi:- the t, tat g pass htItiA FF'F'.t M. 'INYDN. {-Prof. Pmatrt , Dear Sir Year are' certainly the moat i wonderful astrologer living, Every one of i your predictions camp i•rue. I consider thdreds of at yon niot.only saved me front an ent- rustate, rust that many popple profit by your advice, 1'incerety, -31Itie EFFA M TRl OY. The accuracy of recent .pred,etiona mads ' by this eminent Astrologer has caned many of his friends to believe that hs t , modestly asserts that supernatural predictions he due alone to a seientific understanding of ''the natural laws, The many thankful let- ters Prof Pnstet has received from people who have benefited by his advice. furnish ample'proif that hs is sincere in his work and has a kindly feeling toward human- ity Readers of this' paper can obtain a read- ing free of charge by "adr.s.,,±# a letter to prof. Poste . Dept. 389, No, 126 West 34th St., New York, f3impty say you wish a reading of your life; staling aur birth date, set, and whether married or single. If you wish to do so you may incloseill clericalnts ilver work or however, tto he reading will be promptly sent, whether you footage the 10 cents or not. - . THE BEST PROOF f!Ot;"FIlDLD HINTS. To make cakes brown better and ob- v°:t .u' ..,irr crt• - . Mr. Elihu Stewart Tells of the Mack structs. Mr. Elihu ' Stewart, formerly of For stry Department of the Inter spoke before the Canadian f'i l Fie and Peace Ri m THR A the j ,:;LOCALISMS • —W. F. Henderson is visiting friends in Scarboro this week. —W. and Mrs. Miller visited friends in Claremont on Friday. —Born.—On Thursday, Feb- xnary 14th, the wife of A. J. How- : lett, of a son. Albert Boyes, of East Toronto spent Sunday at the home of his parents here. —D. and Mrs. Simpson enter- ` tained a number of friends on Monday evening. —Mrs. J. R. Thexton is in Whit- - by at the bedside of Mrs. John ,Allaway'who is very 'ill. —Mrs. W. Allaway was in the • / �[ / �"'� N �' city on -Friday.. —Mrs. W. E. Vanstone enter- tained a few friends on Friday evening. -Mr: and Miss O'Hara, moved on to the Mrs. O'Leary property, King St., East, last week. —Miss Clara Colwell, of Whitby, lent a few days Iast week with W. Fe, and Mrs. Vanstone. —Miss Annie Larkin returned home last week after a month's visit with relatives near Orillia. —Mr. Thomas Chester and wife of New Liskeard, called one day last week on C. S. and Mrs. Pal- mer. —Guaranteed pure maple syrup —John- and Mrs Dunn spent at Dickie's. Qts:Lgals., and bulk. Sunday, and Monday visiting Try some.- See the fine display • friends in the village. of new fancy collars for Easter at —Geo. S. Cowan was in the city Dickie's.—Also their, new lot of this week attending the Grand Easter cikrds just in this week. * Lodge of the A. 0. U. W. —The combination sale adver- -James and Mrs. Henderson. of tised to take place at Brougham, Si arboro, visited A. and Mrs. For- has been declared off, and will be syth and family over Sunday. held instead at the Gordod House, —James Lawrence has returned Pickering, on Tuesday, April 2nd. ,:to Carlyle, Sask., after spending a Leave your entries at the NEws few weeks with Pickering friends. office, or with T. Poucher, nuc- -Miss Maud Wood left on Tues-. tioneer. day for Rountwick, Man.. where —At the regular meeting of On- -she will remain during the sum- •tario Lodge, No. 324, I. 0. 0. F., mer. on Wednesday evening, A. For- -Miss Laura Gamble, of East syth was presented with an ad- Toronto, sptnt a few days during dress and a gold locket, suitably. '• the past week with Miss Edna inscribed, by the members of the Boyes, . lodge. Mr. Forsyth made a suit- - —Miss Jane'Losie, after spend- able reply, after which refresh- • . ing three weeks with Mrs. W. T. mentswere served, and a pleas- Hartrick, has returned.to her own ant evening spent. home. —On Tuesday night during the '—The price received for Royal high wind, the top of one-of—the • Bruce at Arthur Johnsten's sale passenger coaches on the G. T. R. was $360,,and not $260 as stated was blown off when near the Dun- ble. by us last week. -barton station, and thrown to the _REFRACTING OCULIST, - DOCTOR OF OPTICS and SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN, TORONTO. — WILL BE AT — McFaddents Drug Store, - Pickering, On Saturday, March 28rd; 1907. FRIIIT I Let us put on some _ . 1 have taken the agency for the E. D. Smith Nursery and can supply you with all kinds of large and small fruit trees and bushes. : I have moved my office to my resi- dence on Linton ave,. where I have a full stock of repairs for farm imple- ments.. - - L. D. Banks, -Pickering PAST YEARS Past years in Pickering, a collection .of sketches of history and biography connected with the past of our own .township and illustrated with half tones from nhotographs of prorliment pioneers will be issued during the sunivaer at a price not exceeding sixty cents if during the months of Marsh and April a sufficent number of sub-. scribers send their names to Rev. W. R. Wood, Dunbarton, Ontario._ The material for such a collection is prac tictally all in hand -arid 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- :26 • • —Mrs, R. Moore, who was con- side of the track. Fortunately no *fined to her bed for a week, is, we other damage was done. - are pleased to report, able to be —On Friday evening last the around again. members and adherents of the -Miss Clyadale was forced to Friends' church tendered Mr. and close her department in the public Mrs. King and their family a school two days owing to a severe farewell social at the home of . attack of quinsy. Mrs. Dale. Games of many kinds • —Remember the Spring millin- were a feature of the evening ery opening next Wednesday and Also Mr. Sparks in his usual jovial Thursday at Mrs. Harks & Daugh- style entertained the company ter's. All the newst styles with many selections of music on —The great combine on spool his gramophone. While these were cotton has again raised . the pricebeing much enjoyed, Mr. R. Croak of thread. Our merchants are secured the attention of all and no forced to sell at five cents read an address to Mr. and Mrs. a spool. - King on the eve of their depart- -Mr. Reid, of Kingston, ,made ure for Swathmore, Sask., when a shipment of cattle on Saturday Mr. Sparks and Mrs. Dale pre - last, and in the number was afonr- rented Mr. and Mrs. King with a year-old steer, purchased from Bible and a set of silver knives Donald Mct)erinaid, which weigh-. and ' forks on behalf of the -ed 2,000 pounds. Friends' church. Mr. King made • =A Piano Recital will, be given a .feeling reply in which he ex - by the pupils of Miss H. Law at pressed regret at parting from :her home on 'Church street on Sat- .friends ,. with whore he bad urday afternoon at 8.$0 o'clock mingled for the past twenty assisted by Miss Katherine Ellis, years. After . refreshments the of Toronto College of Music, . company adjourned wishing Mr. —A meeting of the Home will be held t is (Friday) evening family who go with -them ham- -• in Dale's Hall. A full attendence nets and prosperity. in their new of aienibers is- requested as the home.. " - election`of officers - will take place as well as other important .busi- ness. —The presence of the robin with its sweet voice reminds us that spring is at hand. Besides the robin, the song sparrow and blue -bird have also been seen. - The - past severe winter will make spring especially welcome. —Byron Leavens, son of -Horatio Leavens, and a former resident of Pickering, died at his home in To- ruuto on Saturday March 2nd, after an illness lasting for about five years, the immediate cxinse of death bein _ s sinal menibngitis. He is survived . y Is wi ' ow an .family of five children. • • —Epworth Leaugue was held on - Wednesda evening this week in- `. • stead of esday, when .J. M. Denyes, B. A., of Whitby, gave a very' interesting and instructive :::address on the forward move- nient for Missions. The basement •was well filled and good collection received in aid of the cause. —The Union Bible class is in- ' -creasing in interest. Every. Sim - day school worker and Bible stu- - dent in the village should -attend and help to make it • a power of good in the community. It is held • -in the lecture -room of the Metho- .dist church on`,Thursday evenings _at eight o'clock. Everybody come. —A dearth of local news• leads, to murmurs on the part of those who prize local gossip above all else •,,andit is not all the fault of thepub- lisher. Every live publisher will not fail to give all the local news . worthy of tiote, therefore -when the local department is short you should not rail -at the editor but remember you might have corn- •-mitted suicide, • -got married, s quarrelled with your neighbor, stole chickens, let your team run •;" .•away, or done hundred other things to make local items. If a news paper should publish -cur- ,:, rent street gossip, • or the hints all allusions of the best society in the community it would be os- tracised and the poor editor burned at the stake. Think a minute of the things you say _about your townsmen and trour • near neighbor and imagine bow it would look in print. Don't criticise the news papers for what they print, but give them credit fur *fiat they don't print.—Ex. A. PALMER, Painter and POLICE VILLAGE. The regular meeting of the police trustees was held on Monday evening in R. S. Dillingham's shop. Members all present. The minutes of the last meeting weri read and adopted. The secretary reported the purchase of seal for Village at cost of $4, which had been paid. Secretary also report- ed receipts as follows : Interest—on deposit -in . Western Bank. $1.56.; R. S. Dillingham, for extra planking, 13.18. _ A communication was read from D. R. Beaton, Tp. Clerk. offering use of large planer and grader With -traction engine a streets on condition that village pay share of expense. incurred. Letter also btated.that statute labor in village had been commuted at in per day and also that our road commissioner had been appointed to .collect same.. The offer of the township was declined but -the secretary was instructed to request the use of one of the small graders for as early a date as possible. The police trustees also objected to the action of . the township council in appointing the road commissioner se collector of statute labor moneys in the village. They considered the pro- per person to collect such takes is the township collector. The township council are asked to amend the statute labor by-law, so that these taxes be. collected as formerly. The attention of the township coun- cil is also directed to the condition of the iron bridge of Duffin's creek at the west side of the village. The said bridge is badly in need of re -pointing, and the railingis.in a very unsafe con- dition. A -resolution was unanimously pass- ed protesting against the unjust dis- crimination by the G. T. R. in -the matter of passenger and freight rates cast of Toronto, as well as the accom- modation provided. However, the daily papers on Tuesday ..morning. showed.that the 'Railway Commission had dealt with the matter of passenger rates, compelling the railways to pro- vide first-class accommodation at three cents per mile.... The Board then adjourned -meet again on the 3rd Monday in it at 8 p. m. _ „ „ ,_• . • - House Deca Workman ;hip •Guaranteed. Estimates Submitted Distance no obj Address Pickering P. 0. • alvanized gles They cost little more than 'ordinary shingles and wear twice as long; Metal Ceilings and Walls a Specialty. Eavetroughiug, Tinsmithing and repairing promptly attended to. Sole agent for the "PITTSBURGH PERFECT" electrically welded fence. conceded -to be far superior to any, other fencing on + the market. - 'a • , Have you teen -our- stock of rator. ection. • SPRING TERM I from April 2 rnerges into our Summer Session for July and August... Enter any time. No. _vacations. Clip out, sign this and receive. our catalogue by return mail. - Name.. Address 5eiid to Central Business,- Col- lege. Toronto, W. H.. SHA\V Principal. P. x. 1771111TISIll 111111111171 Slacksmithingl The undersigned having bought out the blacksmithing business of R. Moore, is prepared to do black= smithing in all its lines. Horse -shoeing - a - Specialty. . - C#T'ORC�E • 2..1AZ?CT, • PICKERIN G, ONT. - - CANADA PROVINCE 'OF ONTARIO,' ,• In His Majesty's Surrogate Court of the County of Ontario ;' Pruning Shears Pruning Knives Tree Pruners Pruning Saws Onr Combination Pruner and Saw, enables you to stand on the ground -and _prune Your -tree properly and easjly. . • - - Don't.,faii to see them. • Now is the time to use them... Hardware and ,Stove Emporium CHAPMAN a rh 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. _ _ ., prices. Just think of.it, nice paper from 5 to 20 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..:. to Apr • The T. Eaton esti(te paid 9100,000 Provincial Treasury on account q! Succession d -u -ties. Arrangements have been ppract- ically completed for the re-otgani- zation of the J. D. King Company boot and shoe manufacturers of Toronto, - day of March in the year of our Levi one thousand nine hundred And seven Letters of Administration of alt and singular the property of Mary Jaques, late of the Village of Pickering in the County of Ontario, Widow, deceased, who died on or about the Tenth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred arid seven at the Village of Pickering aforesaid, intestate, and had at she time of her death a fixed place of abode at the said Village- of flickering in. the said County of Ontario, were Granted by His Majesty's Surrogate Court of the County of_ Ontario to BENJAMIN FAwr CETT of the Township of Pickeringin the said County of Ontario, -Farmer, a lawful cousin grid on of the next of kin of the said Intestate, he having been first Sworn faithfully to admin ister the same by paying her just debts and distributing the residue (if any) of her property according to Law a 'true Inventory of .411 an singular the'said property, and to render a just and true account of her administra- tion when.thereunto• lawfully re- - quired.. • • • (Signed) L. T. BARCLAY, Registrar of the Surrogate Court [I. s.] of the County of Ontario. . 23-27 • 1 s As usual customers will find our Groceries fresh and the best quality, we have. a reputation for nice fresh clean groceries. Our •25� 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 10c; •prime cheese. All kinds of the best canned fish and vegetables. . Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Fi_ge, ..Dates, etc. •• - Highest price paid for nice butter and newlaid ' ....eggs. We have bargains to offer. .Come and . see. JohnHickie'. k. • and to exhibit under oath d and 1907 WA LL ;PAPERS 1907 perfect In y d1 Over 500 Samplys to choose from. Any.. price, color or pattern. Borders the same price per roll as ' -'•wall and ceiling: • . No•old Stock. • • • •..The latest out. Gall and see our samples: Farm Laborers and Domes- tics. R. A. BUNTING; . I have been appointed -Sy the Dominion Government to place Immegrante from the United Kingdbm in positions as farm labourers or domestic servants in this vicinity. Any person requiring such help should notify me by letter stating felly the kind of help required when wanted and weees ofiered. The number arriving may not be eafficent to supply all requests but every effort will be made to provide each applicant with help required. FOSTER HUTCHISON, • -fanadian Government Employment Agent. Claremont P, 0. 19 -gm. . -Ontario. dor Lent ! Haddie, -Whitefish, iscoes, Herrings, Fresh - Ti but, Codfish All fresh and No. 1 stock.. . Try them. Farmer's Supply More E. BRAetig, Oa picket out .,