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Home My WebLink AboutPN1908_08_21VVfasslttastal Ciawbo. i� 1rF LL0 HERE ROSEBANK cal aid was useless, and after intense ( _ `* Harvest is at hand and oar will ❑eed y A grand 1concert will be given here sufferingg for half an hour the animal died. , uch evmpathy is felt for Mr. • ''�; Medical a binder whip. We have a first class stock on hand. on the evening of Saturday, August 29th, in Tucker as the animal was W valuable where is BELL M. D., C. M. aid of the fresh air fund. A one, yY AsM. al• Late House Burgeon' t she Kingston . Bat General Hospital. Successor to Dr. M. Bate - FLY NETTS ELY NETTS heather netts for team work and cord for driving. Just, program of rare excellence is being re aced,'as those in charge have been P g CENTENNIAL CORNERS. ?; • tnan Once boars 6 to 10 a m, 1 to 3It m and 6 to 6 m. Pickering, Ont• 0-ly netts single netts what will keep the flies off. promised the assistance of some of the best talent of the city. The object — Mrs. Walter Brumwell, of Toronto, EO. N. FISH, M. D. P . I FISH, AND BURGEON single and double harness always on hand. We make the kind that gives for which the concert is to be givep is a most worthy one and should receive is visiting at Hilton Brumweil's. Miss Bertha Collins, of East Toron- In your comb? Why so? Is Member of College of Physicians and Burgeons. satisfaction at reasonable prices. the hearty support of the whole com- to, is spending a week or two with Mrs. Win. se ending not the head a much better place Oct. Aaboclate Coroner, County -- t- oatario, Omce Hours -8 to 30 a. in. and 1 to 3 ands to s Knee dusters, rubber dash rugs, light dusters for summer, fall knee innnity. Fuller particulars wilL -be given In our next issue. In the mean- Charlie Chapman and sister, of for it? Better keep What is left y, m. Brougham. oat. a -ly ' �e1• rugs and shawls. time reserve the date, Saturday, Aug- East Toronto, spent Sunday with Miss where it belongs! Ayer's Hair HERBERT KIDD, M. D:, C. M. Curry combs, brushes, metal polish, ' ust 2flth. x Emily Chapman: ;i v1Y0r, new improved formula Member College of Physicians and Bur. geonaotOntario. Late House Surgeon of Gen. hoof ointment, gall cure, harness polish, harness oil, etc. STOUFFVILLE The trustees of Nos, 4 � ] 1 school have secured Miss White, of White- ' s Qt1LCkly 'SIOpS 1tsalllIIg hair. sear Etraergency aad'Bnraeide Lying-in Ho *pi- tals of Toronto. omee in Alexander slor¢aa's residence opposite Methodist church, Clare• THOMPSON BROS.. Pickering We regret to say that Robert Hamil- g vale, as' teacher for the corning year. Rev. James Collins and wife, of Oak- Oak- There is not a article of doubt p "moat, Oat. 85ty ton is suffering from tvpnoid fever laud, are spending a few days with about It. We speak very p y post- -- Bilious. but hope he may soon be quite well Arthur Annis. Mr. Collins very ably Lively about this, for we kno*. again.. occupied Centennial pulpit on Sunday Does not change i5e color of the hair. Dr. Smith leaves tomorrow for St. afternoon. H. FARE WELL, C., BAFaRIB- t Q • Tli18,Coant Crown Attorney, and County olfoitoz. Court Attaoks Catharines for a week's outing and his g ofifce.will be closed during that time. The Ladies' Aid held their monthly meeting last Thursday at .Its. Arthur J!"ris with web bottle mow it m r� • Houge. Whitby. 10-. Rev. J. C. Wilson find son, of Acton, Annis, quite a large number being r doctor T. BARCL AY, Barrister -at -Law, �. .' - - -- - -- — formerly] pastor of the Presbyterian Church het•e: spent a few days in town resent in site of the unfavorable weather. about forty taking tea,, i yei Auk III. o •host says bass do as he sue. Boilcltor,aotarp' Public. Special Exatni. ter for High court of Justice, su:ceegor to e Messrs. Dow d• . McGillivray, Brock Street, Whitby. ^s During; this qt� spell a great d away people fin their• stomachs up- They this week. A public tneeting will be held on ' .Ire. y Kenney, .Charlie Kenne and wife and two -children, of South Mc- Indeed the one leading feature of , great lead' our new Hair Vigor may well be said to set. are bilious, liver out of order, bowels irregular, tongue coated• Monday evening, -Aug. 17th, at 8 o'clock to take steps towards orgzaniz.. Master,. Indian Territory, lies• Tay- lur and hiss Luella Burke, of Toronto, be this -it stops falling hair. Then it goes one step further -it aide nature in : YeLerttta and not much desire for food. 'What we would recomfilend 6 ing a board of trade for the town, - at._e. spending this week with W. H. restoring the hair and scalp rc a healthy PsI B;vE RIrr9BY 6IIR- • GEON, A. DENTIST. Etc. and Graduate of the Ontario vet rinary Col. bottle of our • Little Liver Pills H}N(..1WOUD The Centennial League intend hold- }r } Y Briunwell's — 3tea•hTtb•'J.C. Ayer Co.. i.ow•u,lceag..o lase, Tomato, registered member of tIf Ontario Veterinary Medical Association. _ The • y stir up the s1:i�Ki:+h liter a -� The. death of 3Ir .Casper Stotts re- lawn oil 1u esdat August Y g 25th• .Ii' . Lucy A. Lillie, soloist in ®1e and residence -one and one -quarter miles north of (ireentifve :. O ®oe and shoeing bowel and fire the system of all oib- P moves another r of the old residPntc her Pickering ownship. _ Site spent her prov.i Sr.. e prnzrand her pupas will },rovide the of duets FOR SALE honer Private telephone in my oftles P.O. address, Green River. care. ons. They are easy to take, operate ,•;tsily and make you feel better very ;acti. a life on a farin not far from the villa of Brougham. Decea -t-d program solos, and mirtettes itssisted b .Iiso Win 1 y A limited quantity of luortar for bias- quiekly. Try them box, Ice was one of the ,ioncerb of 'the } BI nip .11iut.:r, eloct:tirnbist. Teti sPrvPd ti six to eight- v'clock. Admission tering, or for stone work. '. :Only 1 r a . Christian Church, - becoming dt iliatod t' eats -Lid See its about your patch plastering. Two hoxe, for 25r. with it at asst earl age- aul+l contitnred � - - IIOS. Pi)UL1I [:R Iscner of. Mar-. S. ro Iss out.. T `lase Licenses. . mil- T i �i. i�IcFadcien, it nierr,el:'tr until her death. '}hi,ii •h 1. forsome tlnle ri loll t�Pff'I' fi -otu bt.,(lil EN RIVER -- GREEN - A flood beef - ringer for -sale. ,- 1 . y. Ladci'er< on bane]. HOPPER ]!rturl of Carriage - - D. C'hrrn.;t :en.I Upticiart' PPCKE14I. ttllirtiorl imil of advanced age, the principles of lure and faith continvrd F,i w! Bice lett o:t Tuesday fdr the '.aia rth•wea. Sh.>p ,.lost -d Weehwisday -and Licensee to flay County of Qatari-• Ofaceat. toreaadtats residence. Etarenionq.. G, - ONTARIO. very precious to her. � The last ten JIagv¢ie 'Wil:aon spent a ,day with Satursday. i R BUNTING, Issuer of Marriaage _._ -. years nt t }Pr tife`werfe, spent sat the homy and under the e.ur of her daugt ht- husband. Iaellie•C+rriy. : +Its+ Vera Bauyard spent a day with - - r [W. M JACKSON. Brock Road. .0 -.- er and Timothy and Mrs. BrPUIs, 'Shepassed'awav llv s Freida Tr•ickev, of «'hitevale. _ _ 'fee at the store or At ht,sssidoaoe,Pioierfatj Ylitaae. V• Have a full line of Ire9h ttnd cur ed meats cQnstalltly on hand. Ringwood. peacefully e n July 26th at the -fie of 87 years. Interment tocik place on Tueaaay , July 28th: in the cemetery `Ia.ter \Willie Wilkle. of U. Si. A., is visiting hi* cousin. Harry Hopkins. Misa. Maggie Boyd, of Stouffdille, spent a day with her sister. Mis.+ Mary. '�%Q ♦ y►�!� !p r g• `i►g 4�ii ii sil�i pl j�l'ORW AY. HOUSE. -.Norw,t Stagatoo Road. ParGcalas attaotaoa si` sa to Lumen attending th +Toronto markets. ' udjotnirrg' tier- old home 'church at .Iiss :Lydia Fuller: of Torn-co, is Canada.: best abcommodation under the new manage - mint. Charges moderate. J.J. MdCana, Pro- S }lice Roll, Breakfast ' Bacon, Brougham. spending it week with her brother and !t(lrntlrs _.• :prietos, .. - Qj" Halp, Bologna, Weiners, etc. Highest prises id for gROCK ROAD Archie and . Walter Jackson fire on White and Hen ry Norton left on Thursday of last week for the North -west. Pickering Branch. _ _ Parliameat B. BEATON, TOWNSPrip CLERK D. Conveyancer, Commissi, -or for takf rig timdartta, Accountant. Eta. money eo mat "Issuer. . Imo► Butcher's cattle. the sick List. John Brown has gone:to the North. Miss Trudgeon, of Markham, is Inca rsted b act of rpo y 7 IM •n tam gr operrtey� of Marriage LYC•. oat" Whi ava►e: Oat, t.v we t harvest fteld�., spending s endin her vacation with her sister. - -- _ R til E 1 -ATE FOBT>I L,r. The school -house has been . repaired tsnd_Is- rig- y- in_full.sw' Mrs av lot. T of'Co Miss Mitchell. rronto. 'is spend- A ttho 1 ed l O(1i) t r'z Capita rll,tip0, ZK Subscribeci . ar tIP ,+ Rest . for Counties otYosk sad•Oatarlo. Aab� kton Ueorg e barley bas recovered from 'ii ing a weik R•ith ear cousins, and - selei of all kinds at"Mtied to onahort•at aotrae, sddzes*GreetnerP.O., Oat. i> severe attack (A sciatica. Mr's.-Bradshaw and Miss Lillie Rodd Fill. Mitchell. Miss Nellie Wilson returned to Account _ 360,0000) _ Assets 6;000,000.00 «�T B. FO�VELL, Licensed Am- nse' d V InBiLi&11C8 .8110 - •have depurated for Portage. g John Br•cwklin where she will resume her duties, that of school teaching. •. Jos�r Oowa. a�, x. g �deM *r r trouser for OaL. All f salsa _ .. conducted either privately or by auction, Rata �'notes For dates C�noe�8DC1IIg ir�ue, Pere y has returned from a trip to Lindsay Rn ens on ills. He re- g' ew" of t e ps tom ere attend - -.. i i sat' *z " ooiiected. or:'other particulars apply at residence, Elizabeth St., Pickering.' g• tts a cod - tirue. lies. ed the garden art at Brooklin and F, party re orb a time. Special attention lst - aside and family. of Toronto, e-- bnpnj-(17-g at- �t,{1•; -`I oid`d -fo some time. -have returned home. good -ul- biLS r�li. --a Ad Mr. Buckindale, of Mongolia, spent a roe; Collecttoa. sots iiteedd and promyttllj maadde ar 'r- iiotea- dtaaoanted— dma�oaa�nd Foreign Exchange bong %t and sold Drafts is• . - m POUCHER, Licensed Auction- HousA and Lot for sale or to rent. . 1 . per, valaatorand Collector for the Court ties of York and Ontario All kinds of anctioo, - Also Planing -till -for sale.. Mrs. Baadgerow's sinter and brother, o! Michigan. who have been d with their rnu in, John Wilson. +ay a Mr, and. Dirs. Nighswander -and son sued, ayailable on_all arts of %be world p sale* conducted and valuations made at mod • •rat• charge, Estates and consignments con• 130 acre Farm for R Home time in thin neighborhood, have now Fred., of Kendra, are spending their P g Savings Bank Department. '. sistitntly managed and sold by auction or private ante. ttortaages, notes sad sale.. rntu -ned home. Georga vacation with Kriends and relatives of this collected 6saerat accounts prompt'.,, ooilected and taut factory astilemonto guaranteed. Phone or If you went to buy sell or rent, call xt' my office. Bargains. Rodd, of Mount Jo had l y. flay do Lars stolen from his till one place. A number from here attended Mr. Interest allowed on de nsitsat hi h- P g ' est current rates, and credited or +rstte for tssmv and pa- ticu'by 'arcsRham, Oct. Dates maybe flied by 110136 NEWS day a.•tt week h - a young man who y y g there Stewgrt's barn rail :itg and report hav- 1119 a g cod ti me and that Peer thin id uarterl to de Qitors. y- omce. y .. - ;, %• V. Richardson• was •holida vingc and who hailed fretm Toronto. ' The lad was capturPa y g d Passe off without an accident. .: Chas. A. McClellan, Mgr. FurnituLU01,11, with -the money near Ellesmere. He gas taken back toMarkhatu and lock- M t3ROUGHA • .'Notary Putilic, Pickering: ' -ed tip. - GH HI LAND CREEK odic is lstti relatives a Mar. Br ' . .rig Cod Gt nvr., t School Re -o en -• - : -,A lull line of first•- '. -- oliee farnittue now • e * 'iekerin�►� :;1Uerf • �Wrdding; bells err ringing in this Mi.s Kate Philip., of Toronto, was hc,me over Sunday. `� oa exhibition is vicinity. See Josrph. Burk's adv. re property i _ Mr.;; «'ul. Chapman is visiting hcs in nother colutnn: - iour ware rooms. : a ;. First -class rigs for hire friernis in Toronto. Mr. Linton, of Jtount Albert, Sun- S� e ea'n supply Slates, Slate Prices right. Day Missi .Ian ie Rigid 'is visiting her brother \fount dayed here with his family. Pencils,, Writin Pripet•, Lead Or night at Joy. Miss Fraser, of Toronto, is visiting Ink. Pena, `R• S. Dillingham. 'Bus meets all trains - W. Mag.inn, of Fat~st Toronto, is visiting her parents here. p' keel,sister, Jiro. W. E. HoltbY• Nlastcr Arthur. Johnston, of Toron - Penc- -ifs,' Scribblers, Etu:, ' at very low prices. Piokeriatt, Oal Teanlin _ )r R promptly attended to. Mrs. Walter Brur nyell; of Toronto; is visiting at J. Brurnwelt's here. to, is spending his holidays here. Miss Jerman, of Toronto; visited Q -- FCAIt Hogs 'Wanted sated Agent for Canada Carriage Co. '.Miss M. Collins, of East Toroteto, is Visiting her aunt, 'Mrs. W. Collins, • Miss Duncan a fety days* last week. . John Philip as tit tip .a neat wire GEO.. PHILIP° Groce'r, Brougham W. �� Peak . C L'hxpman and sister, of East To- fence alongg tlie,wes side -of his farm. I have the'eontract Wight f Pickering, - - -- runty, spent Sunday with. friends. Mrs. ('oiyin has .liss A. &rnett; of Ashburn, visited her Jirs. J`r. 'Cassie, ��s�est#t!!tl■�tllst� >RiRtY�i>�ia with „ & Co., Pork Packers, Toronto, to supply that firm with. all the lice returned to Haim- ilton, after spending two weeks with ber son here. with aunt,' last seek: Miss Ada Schourhery, of Hespeler, • ,. 'hogs they require, and would like. to, have our by s. I will � �@ is Misses Maud and Gussie Hawkins spent a few days last week with-their is visitin with her uncle,, Thomas g Poacher. a a _3' g' p s within 15c. of Toronto price until � CENTRAL BUSINESS cousins in Markham. Mrs. Donald Stotts Hugh .lechin is having{ a wire fence his %�` �As `��i7 ysL�ya,�*- `��sa vustoW rIs a further,potiee. COLLEGE, TORONTO was called to her home at Whitevale on account of the erected ,along; the n%)rth side of farm in the 7th con. :.-Write, pone or apply to - � serious illness of her father. Thi4inas,Poucher has added tuuch to - �iiFSs- John A. Whit The largest :end hest equipped ' 'school it kind invites Our school opened on Monday with a fair attendance. Miss .L:hite, the appearance of his residence by the the brush. The best advertisement we " of p,ou to write for its New Catalogue. ue. of JWhitevaaV is the new teacher. application of painter's The slaughter sale of the D. Alger c.an have to -day is a satisfied BROUGHAM Fall Term front Sept. 1st. Ad - INIt's• E. Thomas has returned to De- stock concluded on Saturday night. customer. That customer does _ D011IIN�'O�T BATH dt•ess W H. Shaw, President, cm F., R. Shaw, Secretary, troit, after spending two weeks here with•her sister, Mrs. Huxtable. Fred. Cowie has purchased the bal- ance which be is retailing, fat the old us more real good, and sells more goods for us, than a page J rr in the OR9ENW000 stand. advertisement paper do, Head Office, Toronto Arthur and Fred Cassie, Charles would and a page advt. costs �-' ...-Capital Authorized ar,000,000 � p Mrs. F. L. Green is spending two weeks at Uneda Rest, Sparrow Lake, .White, Henry Norton, N. F. Tomlin- son E. W. Bodell and A. Sanderson. its 810. We are ha to say we have happy y s lots of satisfied tnustemers, each - Capital paid tip $ :3,500,000 Muskoka. se vse'ngone west for the harvesting worth more than'S10 to us. r Reserve fund and undi- vided profits ' 1,000,000 RRTITSH CANADIAN Be i Business Mrs. Madden and Mrs. Lawrerree, of Toronto, ,are guests of lira. Geo. Lane Murray Sieele, oP Markham, has k May we not Deposited b the public: ,35 500 0,00 po y' p Total ltssets �` 49,000: 000 BC SINESS 'I'arining at reason= COLLEGE able prices. for a couple of a -eekc, Lilt's. Bertha Ho`l'land is spending been engaged as teacher of our school y and in his dirties on lIonda. with a fair attendance of scholars. Fit mr with Spectacles. ' y Repair watch. TURONTU -Start any time. the ho idatys with her grand parents, highly your Alex. and Mrs. Moore. He comes -recommended r:nd Mend yoiu• Jewelry. a - WHITBY BRANCH. Address. R. A. F.wiuharson, B. A., Principal, Corner Yollge and Bloor Mrs. Fred: Hoar returned home on Sunday, after apending a week we trust his stay in. the section may be 91iuturally pleasant and profitable. Sell you an thin on need y g y y General Rankin tisiuess - 8"B Sts. ,with Mr. -nil Mrs. Hoar, of lfyrtle. ' Gertrude Gleeson, while at play Remeinbeta, your satisfaction is transacted'. r M. Gleeson was in the city oil Sat - with some other children, was bitten tinder the arm by a dog, and th'e bite tyorth $$ to -its. Zti a will be pleased to fill your order • • Stackism- ith irrg _ $pe0ial st2enti0n given t0 the oolleC- ti0n Of far>neT's sale sad urday attending tbe- ftbnernl of tht.. late Lieut.- Colonel Henderson. R. Hinnman returned on Tuesda y was such as to require several stitches, She is recovering nicely. The do is g y' '' g brute, Nut inflicted thewound a+ evening in order to commence his dut- it vicious other notes. - SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. The undersigned having bought obit the hlacksmithing business of G. ies as teacher• here on Wednesda y morning. Miss lfyrt.le «'ilson returned boars in the belief that he was protecting another child. ;a . . �Y. Sa��ett =)eposit95 received Of' $l. and Law, is prepared to do black- smithing in all its lines. on $undav, .after spending the half- days with *her sister, N]rs. D. N, Lock • Piles helped of once with Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment. Juat to prove it, a trial u wards. • p Nrned, at. Liskarct. box will be mailed on request, by writing )cweler and `Optician, X3Z.t0TeGt allowed at highest Horse - shoeing - a - Slmcialty. As Rev. S. Tucker was ret.nrning Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Itching, smart- current rates. - COri1pCU S1d0CA Or paid guar a�R�O sr ZA,�7• • front Pirkering; station on Tuesday P.wmina his hers took sick when ing, bleeding- pilee; intertv"ox- azternal, quick and certain help from Magic Oint- b T. M, _ Whitby, ant. terly. PICKERING, O\-T, u% shout a mile son i of the village. Ry the time he reached the store all inedi- ment, Large box 50c. Sold y McFaiden, am= ZmMmuramw "ra i.C�ki- si?,.T.,+,"nsa ix,,,.e..:, ,. ....r,. ,i..,t. . «.. .,...:" - e-.. '. ,.,:..� , ... . -.. . .,. ._ ..., w .. , •,.....+ .. /l • 7 % it as xny to Doctor Duvard, releasing him the actual work r/ all on tie replied. from his engagement, leaving him, man who feeds the calf. 0, I could not. I want to be free to marry Mrs. Gilmore or any- [ose, telling him she zp� f ree. one else he chose, DEFECTS IN BUTTER. was leaving Combe Ridgis for ever, "Free!" replied Dr. Duvard, and but giving no address at which in- The Dairy Division of Washing - asp, and looked H ADOWED PATH, 7 zelaxed his gr formation of her could be obtained. ton employs inspectors at large re- earnestly into her eyes, which, how- ter When that ridiculous epistle ceiving centres to inspect 'butter ti ever, sought the ground and refus- achad Charles Duvard ll� was ill and give advice to makers as to ed'to be i a interrogated "Free! what Fe improvements A— do•you mean by that?" in bed. Having walked so hurried- where can be made. "that is provii-ig of value to the trade. In ly across the country as to induce The work is giving satisfaction, and 941 mean," she answered 'a profuse perspiration, he mounted -ee and 'top of a recent interview the inspector at !wish for a time to be fi on a cold winter day, to the 'City gave independent, and—and able to do the coach, there he cooled at his New York e some informs= as I like; and I won't marry just c; chilled, may be leisure'; getting, finally, s about work that in Lion Or,, The curse of The Famfly , .:* . I butter mak- yet. that'by,the time he arrived in Lon- of value to Canadian. butt Will -7 you tell me why? he d 1g, + on, he found he was unable to ers. He said . S4 J.. d.d sind the frup love of fl-e stand, and had-bA-r-ely-Mce left to ggi am -get dom e'er ed-ta-�Vl- m ,,+,+++++++++++++++++++.++++++++++++ man's heart came swelling up with- tell a cabman where to drive him. strictly fancy butter. The butter CHAPTER XXV. thors, and should be very sorry to in him, as it suddenly entered his Rheumatic fever was the result; makers who ne arly always make 7 mind that she wanted to be released and when at length, he Was able to high quality and never get any 1A Lee her pretty fingers stained with Alice was miserable at Combe. ink.- from 'her' engagement.' "Will you get so far as Miss Merdun 's house, 7, kicks, don't have any need of my Ridgis, -et she put on a mask tell me why 7" consequently don't ask and 3 he found Alice had left her abode, help, and co of contentment to deceive Dr. Du- e tub Now all this might have been "No—I cannot—that is I and that all trace of the, girl's for it. Once in a while. a single carefully taken to heart, had not card; t chanced to come upon the top of "Are you aft-aid of poverty?" he whereabouts was lost. is mark-id in iL shipment d; she detested the home select of these , -'ed for her, and yet fifty causes in- a very asked. "Aie you tired of my want -tell m6,0' he 'fine goods, and the buttermaker're la load of petty 'irritations, .'nd N Do you mean to terfered to deter her from writing of success? Have you grown to said to his ' relative, "that Alice quests that I score the butter. This sufficient jealousnies, caused partly despise a man who' the plain unvarnished state of the - Dr. cannot win the by Mrs. Merd�n, greatly by came here with you; that she has I am always willing to do, but MY smiles of fortune case to the man who had, assured- Are You tired -u wicrk is mainly to help. the fellow ly, the best' right to know every- Duvard's admiration for Mrs. Gil- 0 left your house ; that she. gave you f me, Alice? � Oh'! for mercy's sake u will therefore more, and most of all by Miss Mer no address likely to find her; that wo needs it.. You t concerning her. don't take back your love from me. thing c dun, who had been secretly fanning You have no knowledge whatever readily see that I am called to ex When Alice first arrived amongst the flame of discontent in Alice's. But, if that is gone, I won't hold of her movementg? Don't you know amine mostly creameries that have the Merdun fry—a tribe ou to any rashly- spoken engage- be of un breast by a number of friendly com- ve were to have been married-al- some faults. most immediately. fects that are most kempt, black-eyed, brown-faced, ments on her lover's conduct and ment; you were a child then, and What -can -have "The de COM-' :,7- briticly, I romping' 'bqys and girls I was a'lool to think I could ever am wretched and sum- s possessed the girl? I d mon, at present are sour her own peculiarly di'agreeable po- hope to be loved as I love; still — came flavors and curdy character. came to meether; and from the mo sition. about her. I.don't-know what to i w6n t of her appearance, evidently still—". heat that ha�s prevail- do. or where to turn, or wfiat to The extreme hea regarding her rather as a new play- She pointe ' i, out to Miss Crepton. "A letter for you, Doctor,' here I Ong has made it dif: the fact that, if her fiance ever-in- think." ell in many sections mate than as a governess, they ha- interposed bliss Merdun opening bliss Merdun did not know either, ftcult to keep down the tempera -rassed. her life out with all sorts tended to marry, he might just as the door at the moment, and. cut- but she consoled him by remarking ture of. the, cream, and consider- of elfish tricks, until sometimes the 'well commit that folly soon as 'syne. ting right across his sentence; and that she believed" he- had brought able of the butter gives' evidence in "As for his waiting for bet not leave tile, room after This is the g despair, ter as she did over ?ripened cream. �J_ tall on him'self, by his attentions o, it T �-oax�ethetm all round, when ruey ca se of. much of the. trouble, and g to their mother, cause he could support a wife quite luctantly compelled to let Alice rushed howling "Attentio-zis to . Mrs. Gilmore! n desired Miss Crep- whole 6x- gli tvl V ho thereupo' as easily as himself; his de away from his side (?ut of the ly a question of con- penses if.a married man would be The doctor * raved and stormed, If it was merely -*Iffl or Alice, as they called her, apartment, whilst he remained with trolling . �he temperature the and swore, at the insinuation. . niperature in 5 _:He tio not to be so severe with the chil- infinitely lesi than living as he doe his relative, and broke the seal of told Miss -. Merriun unpleasant creamery, many of the "butter mak- in lodgings. If you had a horSe.- of the epistle she had presented to $I `dren. upon the strength of which truths about herself. and woun Id stay by their cream vat a,. it would alter the case; ll� d,up ers would maternal admpdition, they set their, ,our" ow, .,in. i -deal f the cream Is teacher's injunctions at de 'ha e aa` Alice's- visit wretched -to -shipped too ripe., and it is impos by declaring that she eitb6r must but a great 0 fiance, for he then might be afraid of ask- He looked at the communication 1---and laughed her commands and en- ins you t07 give up omfortq and Ar�t car Jassiv • but as he - p --diffi in e 6ible to ftlfly As it is" curious exc�it,,!m t erfectly cogniz- treaties to- scorn; and after she bad! luxuries for his sake. an expression (it TiiFr. r else wam pe however, everybody knows a gOv- and anxiety canic over his 'face. lant-�6f her address. and, in refus"- tufty. endured the misery and the unset- iriF to 'enlighten - him, was playing g "'A great many of the creameries la double --and. -moj.t unwomanly ar tledness of, that untidy house for erness life is not a pleasant one .. "Tell Alice .:I am obliged to go e. pasteurizing at'too. high a,tem- nd, to wind 'all up, if I were in I should likc to I -- - - nearly three years, Alice began to a rerature, and this produces a spoil - think that since Doctor 'Duvard Your place, I should- not feel at all shall.;be back in a Minute;- and . - light-bodied- butter, as- well as satisfied. However, every person (To be - Continued.) Ky. .1 hastily quitti flavo'e; though I am inclined seemed, as far off being able to ng the room - he went an only marry as ever, she. would try to bet- knows his own business best, and (4f .in - search pf Ally. McQuil. who, )k that the latter is mostly r'ule'nevere to inter -, as usual,, was not to be found; and to think ter her condition, if he could not I make it's arrived qUite'SoUr-. 4 ♦ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �%heie the cream better his. Pere. with any one. Only I.think failing him, -said gw)d-bye, . in a - • Occasionally I run- across a cream- + "very heavily q -d—so'. vague ideas of author- Mrs. Gilmore's handsome fAce is very hurried manner, to.Mrs, bier,- J - - - �- I—- How far vag erVL that i%.ve n&pirpd at, the -bottom of the delay." d that it ta ' 5;te4' like od. ,1JIivb, in fact, th, eg JLL - P P cto turn this idea into. an absolute 1� this tinaT�c - =i, -n an' bites into it. There like the postscript to a lady's Jet -' from the, excuse. ------- for t 1, , I 'project, it is bard to say; for very must be he cried pf)F-itively . no i ter, the gist of 'the whole a Abortufat t ", non after. her _entrance into Mr. bi;ttom--6"6-, staircase -, and his gat -into t - -i I + Merit too. much' • soon s family. the .-girl found I ment, Alice', poor child, took �i `w6rds brodglit • the 'girl dowrio, fJJ. - + tbp churn. it can be washed out and 'I �.o -her wise head to think she wae lowcd by Mis�'Meir'dun, who'5eem- sea mother's - race it++++ ti-ade -usable,, but in some ca. had descended to -her, • that she had t Fd-v4ly used- She had nor Mmined n6t. k"40--Ls'-� Looks. as if the excessive siLlt were a capability of writing easily, if not talk- to—no sister -to take counsel her. THE GOOD eAt:F. eJIL;7-t'hat ' authorship seemed to with—n6 sensible friend to ada a V s a y ay or two cinati Tiat urn lly to' ter, and that i an I F,6'a-S-5-u-r-e -Se—r— he said 'In calf gruwing there. is -na"thiriog, so she communed' t away. "I will e I" 2was not, after all. so very hard a with her own woun&d -heart, and all -when J •come back. I want to'. more operative against Success than 'FALL. -A SINGEWS ]DOWN- t -amt ON' A thing to "write a book." found there such caul© for sorrow', talk. to'you. You—you don't Overfeeding. The dairy calf's'di - First of all,' she tested her •pow_- as caused her to-feel herself. a very t , be free, Alice ive organization is not the A Woman.'s Path0fle: Appriall. to.- & r on e ctilr&vni, reading-theim -miserable individual, with a long ,64, i ngest 'part 'of its anztomy, -and-- He spoke the last few N Magibt Me.' es, wh' had a right �a� very- low. tone�. abd was answeroz&'it must be treated with care and tier own tales as 'if they had been list of grievaric 0 w composed by somebody else. to cry herself to sleep, This 'pur- ustin- look. -good juagment. A-Wilolesonie huxi 'MariO'n`Saltc4.. .once 4 -ginger •of only by, a tr M Had Alice's indeed not been.a ra- tion'of the performance she success- ','There is nothing wrong: is � ger'in the young calf. f,; a good thing repulLe, was charged on remand at stronger head than usually be• fu achmv-e- whenzday W W41, .anxious y. i4tL LLW LS West, bo, don Police et urt reoleat there sh;e. as J- 111-1kQ L& IlAiAAL118 UNC lungs to the Younger. members A ing on the morning following the much-•n,-,thin.g wrong ut its feed and may safety have I the. 13', before Mr. Lane- with stealing which estate, would night on M a silver salver"belon the fourth te, her braih' Miss Merdun tin had with me. it's only puor "Mrs. Gil - ''ration' reasonably 'increased. - But ging to Dr. G have been completely turrfrd with .thought 116 to state her opinion. more. '.\'()w, good-bye, mine own, I it is'w'ell to remember always that L. Turnbull'. The salver was missed 'the praises Miss Merdua and Miss Sleep, however, did her no ,good,. take' care of'your-c-If" we will have I the calf does not gmw and dcvet.op after. she called at th house, and X, erdun's uncle lavished on her pro- [for she awoke with a very.. uincom- a long talk-over matters, when 1.1ky the feed actually eaten, but -by when arrested it was s-tated She ductions. The -former took one of fortablq sensation about her heart, come back. file part it digests and assimilates, admitted the theft. the shorter tale -and, as if -some great calamity had hap- held out writes 31r: -IV. F. MeSparran.. ---Detective- Churchward said that -s to London, And even whilst Alice though unable to dispose of it, re- peried to her; and she set about lier hand to.him for anotheri"good LM,.)rc feed than the, calf can di- in the woman's. possession were I I! r e 6e. sto found press notices sho'Wing that the -principal Lon-':. friends of heri had risked her who ies.'a3 speedily as might be, by re- Half disappointed and little mach and a danger to the diges- she appeared at ted how some most "talented" completing her catalogue of Miser- 'ye," he was gone, gest becomes* a' burden to es the delightful creature was that rewing . the literary question with huft, she turned .away from the hall tion, not only involving the immedi- den concerts between 1863 and. 18N. :*rote it, and declared she must b6 Dr. Duvard, and growing .-cry pet- door, and encountered Miss Mer- btc good' heilth of t-he calf but seri- There were ten previous convictions an astonishing genius; and even I tish and cross when he persevered dun's black Dyes fastened on her. clusly impeding the calf's growth bcr felo'ny, including one for burg. Alice listened, and, 'n. his advice for her to? -rift. lary.. d that in relinquish --',I wonder'," said Alice, "if Mrs. and th 7.'*hilst doubtinj 44, _The detective' said -Mr. Merdun the idea of "pen work" for ever. Gilmore is ill again ?" 'Oh the other ha`nd, a chronic bun= te forgot to remember mperanpe iKas the,, cause of 'her was an idiot and an enthusiast, and, He urged her to consider the dif- -,IN,, my poor child, she is not ger•is not desirable in calf develop- downfall. omitted to re mark Miss Merdun ficulties every literary man and 'it," said Miss Murden, with an air ment, and while• steering cleak of The prisoner haii4ed.to.the mag- herself did not sem to have found woman, from the days of the Hept- of mysterious pity'. the dAnger of over - feeding w•e -must ist rate a.'statement, in which she 'literature a very the -riot rim aground in the.sballow's of wrote :ry productive field of aichv down, 'had met with in "What is she then?" demanded e 50% underf�edifig, for� thus A�e may ear- Wh'en a woman has been seven labor, and'that it was-no less true path she so rashly pr6pbsed for her- the girl. antin'g. to self. "Non est," answered her friend. fly spoil the full usefulness of, t streets with- ..than strange, she was -w he days and nights in the s, .exchange her brilliant prospect in. But he did not understand the !.'Surely not -dead!" exclaimed good cow.. The good cow i"s'the'ani' out, a bed and with bleeding and London for a governess's situation true position of affairs, and there- Alice; the recollection of many animated- organization of the- vital lacerated feet, starving, she is ter ninds a year at her fore all his arguments proved ut- angry , thought and evil feeling parts of.good• feeds—"all flesh is ribly tried aird fiercely teniptad to- uncle's, thirty p( b16 situtt- terly unavailing; be could not com- grass." No feed, no cow ; short commit any sin. tincle's, or a more agreea sweeping across her conscience, tion still, as wife- and housekeeper I prebend Alice's persistency in her, and troubling .it. "Surely she is feed; stunted calf stunted calf,- a I'have been quite alone in the tc Dr. Duvard. new scheme, until having said, in not dead m cramped cow. world.for any years. For -seven- Very artfully the lady covered up a,v'ery blind sort of way— "No, she is not, dead,", replied- .- One thing necessary to a good. cow teen•yearsJ was.a,soprckno,on the both these designs, either of which "You. see, dear Alice, I feel al- U:rr a large, anid-bi I I Ldevel aped ste ,,e rail a. would have ben a move for the bet- most as if•you were at home here, "What is she then?" p ersisted Mach so that the'coW has- room to 13ad health and extreme poverty N -ter, and the latter a'change great- as if ,I left yo'u'with a father and a her victim-. store enough feed to make a large follow-ed. Such work as I am cap-, 7 1,% to her liking; for she -wanted -to motber'till I can come to claim you "Why, she-+ra-s-'disap0eared, and quantity of milk.. able nf T cannot command. I -am be: married, and she wished Doctor w i for my very own; and I should be Doctor Duvard is in despair, "and I -may add., incidentally,'. that, -now turned -Afty-seven. The work- Duvard for a husband, and'there- miserable if you- .ere n any,other 'must needs leave you to hunt after 9 iven this canacious storage caps- 'house is my last resource.�Oh, pray to Alice to embrace house than this excepting as don't'CitY, it is the duty of the good feed- be merciful to me. and send me MY, her said the lady, "There, fore her advice 1 career was not altogether wif - 'for I know you could not be o see that the storage is well fill- there. Prison will' only ruih 'and literary e e, 1 look so pale and frightened; it must ett so disinterested as the girl imagin- one-half go happy anywhere as ;have shown itself some time or an- i cd. Hence I like to begin early in I kill nre.' m. Alice might have seen a little here;" she somewhat Vehemently 'other—better before your marriage the life of the calf -to build the bet- The magistritte decided to remand more clearly perhaps, had she not answered: than after—an artful, designing wo-. IV. The "pot belly" is cried out the accused with a view to com- ecuse e lookin g. on objects very close "I.could not be half so uriliappy man. Poor Charles! be is greatly against as a bad sign in the. calf, mitting her. for trial. been at hand through somewhat vain anywhere else you mean, for I 'am i to be pitied. If he never see her but if back of the "pot" is health spectacles: for if she did not rate and 'have been perfectly wretched 'again, it trill be a happy thing for and thrift I give myself no concern z her own abilities at an inordinate' in this place." Then the truth, go both of you." over the pot—I will make it a place S I UM MER DON'TS. 45 13. ion and carefully concealed., sod- � we of feed and work. height, still she was new fangled I -taking I Alice did not answer r ; she stag Don't worry about bills for 6 'with the idea of being an authoress d t nly burst upon him, afid gered to the bottom step of the -Pretty calves do not always' make coal, al. his 1 and sat dowll�-huTying- yM,2,ieL-t l-w-ithAfie.ic6 an' 70 and though perhapsk.- very' crow the' po6r, tired, weary -girl to is I staircase, ail han---pretty. --Don-'t-quarre In - s Don't- get- exhausted trying to :does not call i d. white, heart,- be H I her face in her hands. girls hau I C its black broo muttered', "Good ea, f, always make good wives, or but that yens' what a simpleton I have n, *so we kew the moths Out Of �-OUT fur-fin , yet there cannot be a doubt' n he loved her, and would sweet boys- make wise inE ri —don't cry. have married me out of pity—char- can_ afford to cast aside too good e6 overcoat. •most scribblers consider their first bee-ri 1 Look , up, Alice poor bantling a very respectable so bitterly; I thought you were tx—l' she muttered, after a pause. looks in the calf'if we know we are Don't try to ciowd into a naiko's jort of bird.- happy here, and, free Irom care, and No it shall never be. Miss Mer- building wisely fbr the cow. seRt beside a fat man. -oil down to dun, if you w Dr. Duvard indeed was the only that .I would not drag i ill take Me, I will go It would appear then that in calf-- Don't grumble about your wife's individual who threw cold water on poverty with me; but.if you think back with you to-morrow to Lon- feeding -,%,e have two dan go• rs—the cold feet the heated scheme,.; of his wife, that You could -be content as •my wife, don. - I will try literature, and if i excess and the deficiency. The was to be. He discouraged the. we will be niarried immediately, !that fail, must 'take"' another situa- clear course between the two is1he HOLIDAYS. k I one, and to 'find this. course ,.�idca' of' her leaving Dorsetshire, and I will do my best to niaze life tion." sAfe and spoke of the desirability of her easy for ,you.''' Miss Merdun never pressed her and remain in it should be the intel- "I've got a, �great deal of plea To m' In want to be married," f,)I, particulars from that hour she ligent study of the breeder. NZ 'In stire fr(!ni axticl'�aiitjg. the trip. retaining her present home unt;l dpt pouping lFhe exchanged it, for one of his sobbed out the proud little spirit, 'k, jealous poisons down advice is worth'folrowin'g will 'I ore, p(ibsib,1y," than you'll get 'o t. I only her throat, and finally, so worked dwelt somewhat mourn- I won't marry just ye preNm, to make a chart of this 1from the trip itgef." Frovidin * - -I.' that without reveal- work to gijide otherr men-absoluto-1 '.'That's what I think, So I've de. ully on the difficulty"'of getting on wish to leave CoTribe Ridgis, and see'i lipoil the girl, finally assured if I cannot -push my own fortune her intention to anyone elso, 1�,. He can only at best make stig- ciaed to stay -a-t. home and save tile in ihe world,'and Imr t1hat he ha, a dklike to lady all-iri London." ling she wrote a• proud indignant letter gestions—point I the direction — and, mor 7 4 % • 1TAKEN W FOR BEAR, AS SHOT. eaford an -_-RICE W-AR ST- .- -SIX Former Ru --SothRiverM Killed at . THE P-OWER ".LINE ___C0_XTRACT A despatch from South • River, A says: A shooting accident oc- curred near here .Five"' Men' Die as Result of Conflicts in Wednesday even- Agreement 'Signed for Entire Nork at iDg' by which Mr. Sam- Richmond, Streets of Springfield, Illinois, farmer, aged 36, lost his life. It 0 -Bulk -Sum f $1,270-000. r.ppears that Mr. Richmond and eo,. Dunker, a neighbqr-,.-Yvere out --A despatch ,-from' S' Springfield, J hunting, each taking a different A despatch fro ' T' Thomas o' the ,�e't and T6r6hto* P 11., the county jail. Then in In pronto says.:. orn n S ...says; Following a night of terror',tbe crowd. mentioned that Harry rcute. Dunker shot at what he The tender of 66 F. H. McGuigan °70 n the'east, Contract- price, 81_ and Reenes ' of vird rice, terrible -Loper. the restaurant man, -had took for a cub �bear on the trunk ,000.- Sacc"e,ssfut 'tenderers, the .the i ct�a tLee. nerve of the furnished utomobile in whien n ev. woi- enough,to shake the ne *The animal. -Whi,,h jm�,,e Construction Company for ihe crec- re-ally a porcupiae, fell' -to the tion..of.,the geeat, electrical power t,, stoutest hearted, ' Springfield is the escape of the- prisoner- had been be leted Dec. 1. 1.909. -Alu- now (Sunday) comparatively calm. effected. ground. Richmond, hearing the transmission line for the people. Of rninum c&Wes- to be manufactuied The situation is still tense, howev-_ 'Short work was made of the res- shot, started towards the sound. Ontario was' --accepted on Friday in Quebec. Steel towers to be man- 0 sound he caused evening by the H.�dro-el' T cr, and renewed outbreaks are fear- taurant., The automobile in which he rushing S u ectric,Pow- ufactured in Ontat�io. The cost is --ed at any moment: the rescue was effected' had been Dunker to think the mother bear. er Commission. The total price- isfs�bo oco less than the- commission Pa was charging When' completed the e- .are patroling the streets left in front of the place. . It was -ging him, and fired, the- 1 81,270,000. P �t mates furnished the mun anl�oohpe7 der q' down and 'Shot taking effect in Mr. Rich -1 line will be 293.rnilas in length.The ties. The contractor is also' bound city is practically under uickly turned upF-ide dol '.`martial law. Citizens have been fire was set to the machine. moms groin. Mr. Richmond came agreement was signed by Mr. F. H. to build additional lines if directed here from - Meaford about a year McGuigan, representing .the cI)m- 1-y. the % C0411r, warned to remain in their homes While the machine blazed freh- nssion oil- or before Widow and three puny, and alSo by the commission- Feb. 4, 1909, up to. double ti b mile and those who venture out on to tied hundreds poured into the cafq, ago. He leaves a er. the streets must pass the challenge tore fixtures' and decorations from small children. age already contrftctcd for, at the -Total mileage, ' 29-3. 'T6rritory same price so as to• permit e::ten- of the patrols- and sentries. The their places, and piled them upon mUfiiCi 'iagira Falls to St. stuns to other pa itios. dead number -six. Five more per- the -blaze. Even the sideboards and covered, from N P 0 1 S 0 NE D BY SARDINES.. Sons, are. likely to die. -- Scores of kitchen were stripped, and all the cther persons have- received more tableware and dishes pi . led upon F I ive People at Guelph Nearly Lose . -BIG CU.STO3JS SUIT. MEETINGS 1•011-FARMERA. or, les& sef'rious -injuries in conflicts the blaze. the troops. Finally, in a desperate effort to t Department is Demanding $27 0.0,30 To be Held "Froin.'Novemb"r 30 to restore o CAUSE OF THE RIOT. order, the cavalry troop A despatch , from Guelph. says From C. P. R. march 31, was -despatched to the restaurant. After eating tinned sardines Mrs. The rioting Was precipitated by Then the rioting broke loose in S-6ri- 1,. Brandon and two children of A despatch from Montreal says: A despatch frcift Toronto says:' - an assault committed early Friday ous form. • Shots were fired, and Victoria street, and Mrs. Do:,ald The Customs' Department of Can- The Farn;trs' Institute branch of • morifing, by a negro upon Mrs*. the air was filled with missiles. and child, of Toronto, on Thurs- ads, has entered an..,action..in the Alit Ontario Agricultural Depart-, JUabel Hallam, wife of a- street rail- Many fell in ;the melee, and it was eveloped ptomaine Exchequer Court against the Can' s day everiinj Lxcheque a- ment announces that meetings will s poisoning, . which-came ne here that 1,6uis Johnson met his r o cost - dian Pacific. Raili& ay Co. to :recov- be held at suitable date's 'between Before :n-oon'-Ge'or'ge Richardson I death. After the-mob had moved in "their lives. The"sardines 'were er, $260.000, out 'of' which.' it is Nov. 9 30 and March -3i.-t next. oeltei. sepri-�, 7 4 the anang�ffl-IzYr M� sheriff's force, charged with the was picked up in the rear of Lo. -noticed for some time, but ci.untr means fraudiilent en- cernber in sections where the roads. v� ere not y by. of suddenly 8 ly I I crime. The victim partially iden.ti- per-s place. then all `Wi�fe taken ab s 0-i", under-valuation, etc. It is will likely bi� bad during January :7. fled the prisonee. Growds quickly Attacks were made up6n 'several that it -was with difficultv-thdt as,- stated that the' alleged fra4ds . were and February. -It is further an- Fathered about the jail, but Sher- store buildings in which ,it vvas be- sistance was secured. --Ai'midnig ommitted during the peri6d in nounced that each district will be A Sri Warner's force and the 'police lieved negroes had been hi4den. En- the doctor found all five in a very which a C. P. . Customs clerk covered twice in'th,& �eisofi. Pro= y to preserve 'order until trance was forced 'to. these 1 was not were able' places, critical condition and commi e extensivi� fraUdis and f,,u visibrial hins 'it be se;'t out to the wL Dightfall without 'difficulties, I I hl and stocks of merchandise turned, until Friday that he could-pr6mise which he -is' now serving a long sen- officers, of the agricultural socie- . • After the darkness had gathered top%y-turvey in--- he the search :T,jx re- their ultimate recovery. tense. In' one instance it is alleg- ties in the sereral 16cafities ' and .crowds assembled in the :vicinity of, fugees. ea that bridge material to the value lists will be kept in the depart� o -$37,000-was entered as scrap f ment's, tent at. the, Fall, Fiirs., It PROSPECTS. Iroll. is the intentil"In-to hold again this A LEADING BIG C t'T IN market for oats is firm under year special fr,.iit institutes and to MARKETS steady -demand. Manitoba -No. 2 �Uhicago WhOat Expert I on We-4tern W. . I 9-f IE-NDISH ATTEMPT. extend this part of Ahe work. A white, 48c; No. 3, 47c; rejected, Crop. conference of institute workers and 46c per bushel, in car lots ex stpre-' A-mlinown Party Try to Wreck Ex- ri.fficerswill be held i;i Toronto dur- tursion Party. on from •Winnipeg says: .---JlEP0R-TS- FROM-TUE LEADI.\G F!our-Choice Spring wheat pat -� A despatch mg the Exhibiti exits, $6.10; *seconds, $5.50; -Wifiter J Mr. -W. B. Saow.Uie Chicago wheat in Winnipeg says: wheat patents, $5; straight rollers, crop expert, is in the city. having ."',despatch fro -n Friday morning BIG GUN EXPLODED. $4.5.0; do,, in bags, $1.90 to returned from a-Wur of ifie Cann-•.1 It was learned o 81.30 to e.X L FiTa . S I n I Six Killed said .1lauy Itijured.-on Prices of Cattle. Grain, Chgc4c.and -.Nlanitobabrun *22to.*123-,sho-.tsAv studying the P-�uspect.s. Mr. 6� some parties, as yet unknkp.,.vn,,.,-,, bra ' .820 to $20.50; Snow beli'ves the R. excursion triLin French ship. Other Dairy t,42.5 Ontario n. e crop will not no to wreck a C.. P 'Pmduce at on A -despatch from Toulon says- middlings,. $2 4 to $25, shorts over possibly 100,000,000.busheig, running from Winnipeg Beach with several hun- Tuesday evening six PC n Home and Abroad. 50' t0 ',Q23 per ton, incWd,nC bags, ti ough thrashing- may turn out bet rsbns were killed. a' d ia in- Ll I Itiowl 4h 1.QnrA sthni V f vp Ne cven gLo iO3,0?Y),600� bushels. This n B milled grades. $,25 to' $125; per ton, i school.. ship T ';;r ADSTUFFS., miles out. A rail w s Lifted and' to nn- -o Wednes- -the dan- Toronto, Aug, 18 - Ontario Wheat, Provisions- Barrels' short cut ri, moved-from the track. but day.' -Les, Sali" Pro mess, is a'big cut from his first ei-timate, v -is A'H�res. The 0., arcident while..a. number to Mc ;, No. !2 mix -7 ..$1.50 ; I-ilf-he so ' ems Oositii-6 that the con- ran into it. Su- occurred 84 mixed, clear ?at back�, $23,- dry Salt lorig,-<;itions� warrant it. - -Speaking 'of vile- loaded train of recruits were engaged in hand- at if the, spicion of course, is directed to-- ling a }&I-millimetre_ gun. tha 1`0 Clear 6aclks. lie; barrels plate beef, this, Mr. Snow says 'that but Manitoba �Vhe"at-Quotations at �ff.50, half-barr#ls do,, q9;*'cfjni-' counir� could h4ive biir%:.�sted.ilur-1 wards -' strike - sympathizers 1�-reach of which blew out. Th-ree� 41 Georgian Bay ports,-'No. I north- pound lard to 9%,c: pure lard, the second week- in July the ithere.i.% absolntely no evidence to of thi.se wounded are in-a critical IT15 No. northern,_ $1.13; 121.,-t iac; kettle: rendered, .ia i4; *duld -h4ve been 130,"OCO 000 connect anybody with it.. .7 No. 3 northern,. Si io .Jim, 121 -t4c-.-brrcakfast �usncls. aeon, 7 TO GO, ON' TRE IIARKET. 11 Y:7 ONE, WOUNDED.ONE. t&-Ontario,. -new, 31c. -to 41.c bacon; 14 t(-> 15c;' AKindsor 6 butside.' old, nominal, at 44c to-46c ;5 to inc; fresh killed. abatto.'r :.BID FlilE AT GORE BAY. outside; Manitoba, No. 2 - scarce; dressed bogs, $10; live, $7, to $7- PiNce, Rupert Townsite. Will he lLelandc.? a! Vernon, B. C., Coal- t ,q 48c to. 48/1Yc lake ports; No. 3, 46C 12 Eggs No, 1, 19 to 20r; Ic- :1 irteen Business Plaees and Eight Sold lit. Septi-iber. rititted, Murder. to 46y1c-, reicictg, -43�c to' 15%b. lc6ts, 24c per dozen. - Butter A despatch' from Mobtreal Says: A d7c4ipif�-h from Vancouver, Barley-Old, No. 2, 5-8c to 60C 24,,,'C in jobbing lots. Cheese - ;Residences Burned: We.ntern, 12 to .;.e . astern, 12 to A Vespatch from manage 'Superintend-3nl. Eussay, outside; No., 3 X, 56c to 57c, out- 1�c f Gort, Bay, Ornt., The ment of the Grand, C., sav%i Trunk racific Railway announce t new, 53c tu-5Ge. says i At one o'clock on Sunday ot' he - provid.-Iii police, r.eoeived ..aide A an Friday afternova that -Jot. Rye-New. 66c to -Oc bid outside -, niorning,firc, brt.,ke, out- in' the rear ,at •the townsite of Prince Rupert Muich-frioro's general stare, and,) elmrider, shot and _:.c!ld, no stocks.. UNITED STATFS MARKETS. -yre and 14ill be placed on the market . in Anderson; an I•. wounded Buffalul Aug. li.—Whcat�Spring Corn,�—Nominal at 8rc -to. 86!, the high cast. wind. soon 8cpte,mber.,_.The arrangemcntr, re•- killed J� R. Lcighton and -in, ,the h"dS of Toronto freig4ts for- No. 2 yellow, spread, and rrossing the street, garding details are J. R, Brown, at Vernon, P. C., in and 846 to 84 No. I X-orthern,-carloacls -C Morse; who is in the morning following a d6PLte. af neral Manage t announcement fol- fecting an-irrigating c for kiln-A-ried. store. - $1.20�s", �V, in er easier; No cleared a strip,'on b6th sides of the le et to Bickle'q store on one eA!tl;h. •A nder- Bran--$16 to $18 per ton in bulk main street the •-west. This anno P 2 red, '96c ; No.� 3 -extra -red, 96c, outside in" bags, 82 more. No. 2 white, 97"c. Corn_ Steady.• side acid Dr.•Johnstov's on the lews-"one -that the company have 'Eon -Aras: arrested. been successful in arranging he Shorts-$20 to $-,I per ton in bulk batsLo,,4�r; Nol 2 white, 32c; No. other, Both of these buildings ang Co -t ho ; in Shorts —$20, $2 -more. were damaged Qon�idcmblv, Aud in differences with the,Britih tin N UD G E. S -white, 51c. No.- 4 white, �-s of 'bdiil bia Goveinment hite, 60c. over th� water- EXPERTS TO DESIG B -Manitoba, first patents, - all. fifteen' iess and Al.inneapolis, Aug. -is Wheat A. c i residences . were des' front sites. loverunicnt TIzzlip-i No Chances $e; seconds $3.40;' strong bakers', No. 1 hara, $1',24'to'$1.25; 'No ht' residen . troyed. G $5,30-; Ontario winter wheat Pat- Northern, $I.,- to ; N Ca.mey's new blkwk and ifie'cement N 22 $1.23 N o. -eats, '0000 to $3.35: to 4 1. 20 N., o block'haA glass biok6h 'only. -Both Northern, $1.18 burned. A despatch fr(mi Otr!v.Va says: It Xorthern, $1.12' to �$1.15'; 7 Sept., printing offices were b -tecu"d L th-2, Y(I / . -3��: .. 1. . d. Youlig.. Ottliv. Lads Of 'I as been decided the 4itild�j. 0 ; Dec., 9S, _Flour' Frist. -'--:'C UNTI�Y' PRODUCt' ',-I - 00 15 Serions Crime. -;ng of the Qu ill he un- iA patents, $6.1� to $6.2.5; second at ebec bridge w uper 19- dertaken under the direct V .Ater - The local. market is_ ,r 8,6 to S6.15; -first cleai-�. $-J.�5 WA S F .1 T A.L. from Ottawa says -steady- to $4.45 ; second clears, '1,4.2.30 to A despatch Local wholesale prices are to guard again any errrn%� in cal- ete caught here on 8,-.60. Bran —In bulk, $19,50. _MlaitZA-ta--Pft�� ,OIPW �An &I in Canada w culatiun. in the sti-c-,is, wei-ht, such Creamery, pri',ts .. ..... �25�_, to 26c -Detcctive 0' 2Zc to 24c Lost Ilis.Life. Wednesday by. O'Meara. 'the'downfall-of the or;- bt)ILU6 .... .... .... CATTLE INTARKET. a-, led to c� ages 'run between I 'A desptiteb from liro la(Is-,whes, of the Dairyprin6, choice ...23cto24c Aug ver, B. ei-lit and ten, have been arrested ginil 'structare. Vic plan., Toronto, 18—The highest -s : A arn dty 6rdiriary, 2 tc, to 2 2c t says young 1�nllglishman ram_ new bridge -will be -carefully pre Dairy, tubs .... .... .. 21c to -22c piye paid for. export cattle was f(t a series of 4urgTarie$1 b 'pared by a board of three of the ect F. Warrenex was -b.urned.,to Or ken iiito'offi�es, and stores- Inferior .... .... .... .. I -s c to 1St 28.' The range was 1�5 to 155.23 death: early on Friday morning in I l,e%t. Bridge engineers. that can be public streets by nicans of rear Eggs -- Quotations tire 20c to 22c for good and $4.50 to-,$5 per cwt. house in Europe or America. a r ooming fire (in Westmin- found I atinUS. The bovs per dozen in case lots. f(,r light a nxt medium. Picked -ier aveniie. He stayed -.91, to p"' oil firoken into offic'es rand stores along Cheese -Firm at 12%c to '13c for butchers' cattle, $4.75 to $5; good Jbis, *shoes �Lnd was caught�, by the, loads, $4.50 to $4.83; medium. loads, I took away. money and postage D. Sa�nkcy, the evarigelist 4 "c- for twins. flames.' His brother'. Bert. -also had large and l3c tz) 13,4 --- andui -%nger, is dead at DrookFyn. Poultry-Spring chickens, live '$3.75 to 5 common. .$2-50 to , narrow escape.. He collapsed in Stamps. vleight, 13c to 1.5c; fowl, lt�c to 'lie; 9.,.50; choice cons. $3.70 to $4.40; a chair and had to be carried out. -- ducks, A 10c, to Ile; dressed,' 2c high- C01111110 n cows ; $2.50 to $3.5.6 bulls, $2 to $4.20 canners, $1 to 92 per I'' I er Honey-Strained - is selling at cwt,' Prices of good stockers rang- RICH GOLD DISTRICT.- LOIT "HOTEL about 10c per pound., ea front $3 to .93.75 per cwt. , For ARVESTERS - 0 Beans—ft to $2.10 for pri-nes, light stockers the prices were from Prospector in Port Arthur Reports. S9.50 to $3 per -cwt. Calves were, sturgeon Lake. and $2.10 to $2.20 for hand-picked. Finds at 'Stur, firmer.. Prices -were 3 to 6c per Potatoes�Wholesale prices- are A. desnatch from Port Arthur ..Excursion pound. Good mileb cows. $40 to -s -on Train ""Stalled $be to $1 in farmers" waggons $00 each-.' EwOs_$4 to $4.%5; bucks. snN AT. Bell, who is in the city Hooligan,, 50 to $6,25 i.,rorn the Sturgeon Lake district'. 1$3 to $3.25; lambs. $5 PROVISIONS., s per cwt. Hogs were unchanged. rep,)rt' the finding of a quartz vein Chalk River, si Pork-Short cut, $23-50 per bar- 35' feet wide. He traced over three Selects were quoted at $6.65 pier claims, showing Iree �old'on two. rel ; mess, $19 to $19.50. cwt., fed and watered, aQd lights Ile gays if the mineral values of the A despatch from North- Bay-,says:ed with beer. Fighting became gen- 71A Lard�Ti6rces, -12c; tubs,- 123/,c.; and fats were worth $6.40 per cwt., one man had 'his. district' we're a'ppar- Two excursion trains of. harvesters eral., and 19. ndse iiils 12 �/2. c, 4• Sliilrge6n the Maritime Provinces were split and sustained othe'r injuries. ent anywhere in the United States from Smoked and Dry., Salted Meats- Long clear bacon: 11% 1 d to ii,' c; A six hundred-pound tuns wtas' it would be- one of the most` set-i,e. stalled in ChalklRiver for an-lo'ur. One policeman is with - each- trains Ff a but no attention is paid to him. and' captured off to Breton coast. rnin;ng camps on the continent. on F in, consequence Earl Grey is to inspect the 'grain slight Friday * wreck ahead. During At Mackie's Station the traveling ton-, and cases, hams, medium fe il light, 141"c-to 15c; hams, large,. themsblv6s - by- 12V,c to 1,3c ; backs, 171.'c -to .1St; water route as far west as'the Soo. 6eir stay in Chalk River the-Eotel- hoodlums amused lFigbt E*�glish families -hive been A-- factory for extracting nitrogen was--looted, the Proprietor carried x;recki'ng the furniture in the sta- shoulders, loc to lie; rolls, 10Yc from the atmosphere, to be used as outside, and over one thousand dol- tion ag_(;nJ�!Lhoui&, and otherwise breakfast bacon, l5c, to deported from Deseronto. tfi Ile cigars misbehaving: At North Bay the is being established at lars' worth of liquors and Dairy Inferior r 4 a Dairy, d E e 0 a r3 pto a t It f r e r g per large Pot V eig� e r 1511�.,c; green meats, out of pickle, Sharpe, the fanatic who claimeA a fertilizer, to be Chfist. has returned to trie Niagara Fal.1%. carried off on the 6xciirsion train-.' police force and a, number of citi- 1( less than sm(-J<ed.- and the 'first, United States. Heat and dronth of July have re- Even the cellar was ransacked, and zcns were prepared, $910` were im- sulted in reducing the estimate of ri, 'ear-load of beef, in kegs, stolen. Isign of disorder resulted in arrests Fines aggregating $ BUSINESS AT MQNTRF rospect is On the trains riotous sc(�nes ensued, i which put a damper on th6 hooli- " ' I posed at Hamilton for breaches of western crops, but the p h4ontrr.-O, Aug. IS.-Grain-The the liquor license law, still considered to be good, water tanks were emptied and fill- ganism. 4u.. -rte r ^'.rr•r,•- K'.-"; -- a. TOXATOES FOR SALE. -Ripe or Teen tomatbes.for as. e. Will deliver 1 �. a¢ c uantit . F. ORARA91, O'Leary cottage, f i t lung nt., Pickering, is • IMPS 011 V O i STRAYED-About the 5th of Julv igj f licg ew and 7, Pamb fLr o sh re breed, ed yy t shear a and m oDe i a People's Q s t ree Uve na tag in each ear, . Any information The CG4tJl1 SilCi leading to their recovery will be regarded. ' ^•i'•E �'•` lWbert H,6poffsrd, Brougham, litf ,1K . - 1 is pobliahed every Fi aay morning at its office, ::: , : ;: =, ,P eying, out. '" i OR SALE. -100 acre farm, situat- r BATES OF ADVERTISING: el'' ".':° i ;" s t F ed oo the 8th con of Pickering, about 1 1;9 -- T+irst insertion "'�" "`''''' ' :Ey:::a:E�! miles south of Claremont. On the premises are perline 10 cents t ; ;i{ „ii• ;y ;,. ;,: a commodious brick house. bank barn and oth• A + ateh sobaegasat inwrtioa. per )ire - S neat. .; er eutbuildia s, all in good repair, orchard c! Expended Sale to end of daiug. _ TWe rate does not Inc] ads Legal or Foreign• s sy -- advertL6ements. * :x,,. •: ':: I large and sm 1 fruit, well fenced. an abund- %a;': once o1 water including running stream, about Bpeoial terms given to parties making con - ; ,p.� ;: ;:. F ;� "' '- _rsets for 9 or 6 oaths or the ear. Half + ;!, t acres of hardwood Cush, For artic¢lan *L pJn� y y ?:: a to ORGE COOPES, C uem a . worth o Dry �. ,early or yearly dontracts payable quarterly. p!s:;;> Pp y Business cards, ten lines or Under, with paper :ens Tyear, 35 00 payable in advance. a t /} FARM FOR SALE. —Being lots 10 ilNoticeis loan) columns Loa teats per line, r sod 11, con 7, townshiu of Pickering, and .Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Read -to• R ear Clothing, e eve osnu per line earn snbsagnetit daecrtion• . consisting of 910 acres. This farm !e the ore Ii + + Y S, t-rs - , ed and sold at lems in, No tree advertising. short -horns have been bred andied during the ' y Advertisements without written instructions peer forty years. It is as rich as a garden and than coat of matltifacture. Will be inserted until forbidden sad charged so clean. Would eell 160 acres, 193 acres or the oordinvly. Orders for discontinuing advertise- Noce proof that Lydia, E. Pink- whole of it. There is timber on one part ofAt meats roan be in writing and sent to the pub- r 11obar barn 8�e$etSble COmpOIIIId cIIleB. worth 89000. Terms ea•p. Possession given t Jjjg, April let lens, erchts Johasu a, Greenwood. Our sale will continue in full 'blast until Aug. 31st. (}nods we are selling Job.Work pzomptlyatteadad.to. _ _ _ female 87u now, after Aug. 31st will cost you 50 pirr cent.-higher In price than you can TEBX8 MM John Scott, 489 Grand Trunk bra them for during ur sale. VVP, thereforte, invite everybody to come and $1 �5 per year ; $1.00 if paid in sdvaacs. St? Xon�a4 � � 'gym' �1 OR SALE. -A house and one acre see some of our bargains. As we have stated before a dollar saved b close I wa8 very mt1Cli run down in of garden in, the village of Brougham, g Y fiealth from a female trouble was thin, . There is on the premises a good frame house buying is that much extra profit.. We can save ynu that dollar. With stone cellar and large kitchen, ale a JOHN M U R KAR, Proprietor+ ner'voina, and very weak, and suffered small barn and driving house with atone et bl- from bearing down pains. Indeed I in underneath, and a atone hen house.: Plenty Our Grocerq department is in.full swing. Everything fresh and of the did not care whether I lived Or died, I of underneath, and soft water, The garden is in good best duality. a sell Redpath's best granulates) sugar $5.35 a hundred -this co¢uitioa and is aced with pear, plum and is the only sugar you can depend upon in doing up fruit. Try our special NOTES, AND COMMENTS felt so badly sometimes cherry trees and Other small fruit, Ae the Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Proprietor in ends moving west early this tali, blended Black'Pga at 25c lb. Nothing better to be had for the mosey. The annouueement that .Sir pound completely eared me-of od all to the above property wilt be sold at a reasoasbis y y price, For further particular. apply to JosEra .. Wilfred-Laurier is to undertake a cr ub14u ge"sned in flesh, and am BvaE on he premises or wTaos_Povcass, pp to of Ontario in the second half fee from backache, female trouble, Brougham. 4btf D. S12Yi�lSOn tX CO., P1ekGI'11Iga- a -of September. for , the purpose of sick headaches, and �r- usnes& I b artfly recommend Lydia E NEW BUTCHERS• delivering a series of political ad- " dresses may he taken, as conclus- Pink '° Vegetable Compound for all women's- aliments, knowing hat it lire proof that a Dominion election � done for me." The undersigned, haying taken over will take place this- fall. It is ]RICHARDSON'S the butchering business of R. H. Car• probable the Ontario tour will be FACTS FOR SiCK WOMEN. ears Lydia Z Pink - son, are prepared to furnish the iesi- ollowed by' a few meetings its the For thirty y dents of Pickering and surrounding C West, and this again. by a series bam's Vegetable Compound, made' country with Fresh and Cured Meats - in Quebec. If .this proram is ca►r- ,from roots and herbs, has been the of the Finest Quality, at the Lowest "R P vir-11 tember and nearly the whole of and has positi`'elp cured thousands of We respectfully solicit a share of - October will be 'uccupiasd in an w6lneh Who have been troubled with pour patronage and guarantee satin- - _ • - - oratorical campaign. Thi3 will displacements, inflammation, ulcera- faction. - bring poling dap late in. October tiva, fibroid tumors, U're ntles, OOULD & VIEE, Dunbarton. - - - ` or early in November• That is riodic pains, backache, that bear- ..E -.how it looks no' ow -a September- 1 g- do'wnfeeling, Ilatuiency, i►hdt$es- I *f or nervous prostration CREDITQ e the end of the latter month, and Why don't ou try it ? — �. S 000 G A th'e first session of'the new. Parlia- firs. P ham invites an. B1ckf . l+iotice- is hereby given pursuant to' - - - -- -- ment at the usual time in Nove m. women to write her for advice. I R. S. O.. 1597. chapter 129-and amend= bar.' For what is impending inde- She has rn ided thousands to meats thereto, that ail' creditors hav - V pendent electors should prepare' health.' Address, Lynn, MBAs- link claim3 against -tbe esfate of"Jobn ' themselves to the .end that they — Bice, late of the Towtighip of Picker- `Best 25e Tea for flavor and strength. Try it to -day, TLVE TABLE- Pickering Station G' ing, in the Gratuity of- Ontrrio, farmer, may have their dire influence in T. R. 'Trains going Eatdue. as follows -'{ de,'Pased, who died on the 21st d:, of ; shaping the course of legislation *tin. 8 Jlail 8 is A• M. April. lion±, are re+lueeted to scud .to. x in the new Parliament. - Weekly 12 Local• _ 4s, P. 31. J, t�'. I3oftfi. Broitgh =tui Poat Office•. 25�i .�. - ,POVNZ7 6,04 P. ]l. Uritario. fir ;e of the undersigned rte- s • . =- Trains going west,-- �uea'- a?!o]totisa- ettturs frf the l i trill- - -- - __ - _ ERY "WHITBY Net 1'4 Lo al 8 11 A JL ,+f said derrASec full -particular,- of 11 _n - .7 `lull 93.; P. J1, dtr��e , u ur before the lath da ��f - _ -- - - --- - - - - -- - - h Mabel Brytttit, of Ashburn, charged - S -- her neighbor, .11ry. Arch. Jgh'natun, 'Sunday iodtided: _ :9eptel .h•.+ tt�iin �i7Y -:VOUP GiROCERIES• .ttT THE GROCERS, au•saitlt. \Iagi.ttwste Hai-per . - = Ana furthe talks notice that i5fter _ _ heard the complaint. It was all over Vew Advertisements. the said.l0th day of September. 190S. a bone that was being throst-n, froui the executois will proc4d to cii•trf- - : N the di tiding fence thi -feeling. 14V� . :kLE.-f ; -S& eh C.'„l,ir pups. among• the per „Ins entitled- thereto. bacomio a „grai ated. Mrs. Johnston Apply to H. COCaTNh'<, lx :'.4. con 4, or g b f - 1V ow ,is, Sour chance.. g Cbarryeood P 0. 43tf S wag fined $1 and costs and both women _ -which they shall then have'notice. - - having re,, +r on to e c trims o were boilnd over to keep the peace for �i ILO WANED. ED.--By Sept. 15i: :a Dated 7th August. 141irK, one year. s,7 godd stairs -silo. For further particulars J. P. P- CRso%s. J. W. L . HooE. Mrs. Leigh has decided to clear the remainder of her present stock of By a by -law passed at a recent ses- apply to W. T. WILSON. Clgromoat. 43.47 Executors of the will of colored flats, triwmed, at $1.50, some cost much more untrimmed. Sion of the Ontario.County Council all TRAY ED. -Froth lot 3L con.�'2, on �i f+3 the said deceased. ei n.,enru in 4nntr nr, rl aarnnll-ha nil v,»dA C . .- , . _ _ -. - _ y nrt:nn wa�•anininei 'ito ra- ahrri�lrl [ -iPLP' A3 9nnt1' AG yinSAl hlR Art hlOnriH t7 t[] -da►y last _very few, if any of the Whit. by junk dealers had with the bar recosery wail boeuitably rewrraai .a •:: tten4l tlii'v -K °_• It always pays complied b -[aw. To brie them to the re uir- y `/ their. Nam BCLLS FOR SALE, -I have a nufu- i ber of shorthorn butis for sale at prices! . t�tiss ZUZOi i !Q action one of number. C Levine, was hailed before the Police according to the times. Auply ab lot w, con T Flekering E. E. PUGS.. Claramout. . ;81 • Magistrate, and being the first offend Summer Shirts, e er, was fined $1 and costs. In this way fair warning was gften. and the I`'ANTED. -A good 100 acre farm 1 with plenty of water, and good build. TORONTO ORT a result has been quite an increase in - toqs; co uvealenttoschool. ApplytoJOBHUA BANDY, ai Claremoctl after Sag. ath. 43 -45 Is recoggnized as one of the High the revenues, of the County. The Ties. - Grade Commerial Schools of -Can County Clerk has sent our notices to TOR SALE. -A 100 acre farm•- being . ado. All graduates readily secure - County Constables directing them to lot to to rib eon., Township of Pickering, positions. ' see that the by-law is observed ih y their neighborhoods, This is a drat -class stock • and grain farm, Good buildiags App1 to the undersigned, FALL TERM Opi;Ns SEPT. 1sT. =day CHAS. °ROCTOB, Cale�onili Oat.. • 4Rf Write to for handsome .. • - I Catatalogue. r 4: An ultimatum to the 'srik- EIFER� ASTRAY.- Strayed from H W. J. ELLIOT, Principal. , � ers was issued by the C• P. R,. GOm• the premises of the undersigned on or l about Jane 19th, a red and white 9- year -old Cor. Yongei. & Alexander Sts. •luny t alter. Information as to bar whereabouts 109 A record fryit crop is expected will be thankfully received. James Sayre, Brock Road, 97tt in Essex. Picl�eri7lg, : -. 0111. The footprints of Dyspepsia have been 'to The strike on the C. P. R. con FARLI TO RENT- Consisting of 1001 directly traced the Stomach nerves. •'inside tinued without any chauge. - Both aces, there being 95 acres and 05 acres in lot 14, con. 4, in the township of.I When these nerves” fail, indiges• Lion and Stomach distress must surely sides areconfident of witlniU . - g Pickering. For further information apply •o JAxEs W. Hica, Watford, Oat , or to T. Porca•' result. For ti a, drag�iete everywhere are Three 'tuen lost their lives in Ea. Brongaam. 43•tf supplying a preecriptlon known as Dr fighting a` fire in Loudon on Tues- = AY SHEEP. -Came to the. Shoop's Restorative. First, these Clay iu- day One of these was Mlle -chief of the fire brigade, one a fireman, S'TR premises of the undersigned, on the norrb' pert of lot 94. cou 4, Pickering Towasbip, one side Stomach. Heart, and S dney nerves fail Then se beltbin , Heart ai itation g B P P eta ter the fresh paint if vie do the work, iamb- an- i. 'atifying or failing Kidneys follow. Don't-drag the barracks. The loss in the fife is property and paying charges trayhsvesame on application to R. P, NOWLIN, N bitevale, SComrCcbt orstimalate the heart or Kid. ays. That is wrong. Strengthen these estimated at. .'�, 90,000. Out. 45 -iT failing nert'ea with Dr. Sboop'a Restore.- The Coal docks belongiug to the �j ARM FOR SALE- OR TO RENT.'- tive. It is the nerves; not the organs that Canadian) Northern Railway are 1' Cowistinx of.105 acres, flood buildings, are calling for help, Within 44 hours on fire a,t Port Arthur, and there good fence and au abundance of water, Poe- ee.' Sion given to plow at any Lima. Fear farther I after starting the Restorative Vestment. • v ^a will realize the Rain. A' test tells are gi-ave fears of a widespread particulars apply- to the owner, F. ROACH, &ood. will Sold by T. bI. McFadden. conflagration should the tun li nut Cherry 48.49 be able to prevent the flalnes from - -'Y spreading. - - - Semi -ready VOTERS FIST, 1978. i S►l__ and Residence IP+in�as S _� ._ 'Cot es WHITBY, ONT. Municipality of 11:: Townshiph of Pickering, _. County of Ontario. Notice is hereby given that I have c Q Semi -ready Trousers at '$4 —real "Semi -ready '- -"Led' to• transmitted or delivered to the per- it. Sections 5 B exact treasure tq half -an- flour. ' sons mentiuned and of the Ontario Voters' List Act, M80, and *acts amending the same, the copies your ; .: _ _•_ Besides Suits, we show always a fine 'line of odd. Trousers. at • required by said sretions, to . be so ` transmitted or delivered of the Lists $4, $J, $6' anal on up to $lU. made pursnaut to said act, of all per- Put: to nil kinds of repafriag. Cisterns to order. _.- sons appe:irinl; by the laut revised as- _ See:rnPt,t; loll of the -said Aavitbipality, 'Ii.a_v. male its meuar. Suit, and Tromwo of all k;ad.. entitled to vote itt Elections for teem- bers of the Legislative Assembly and The way we fashion Riding Brseches at $9 a•pair sbowe•I,ow•we !gas, at ;Municip al Electidns, -arid sf,id List seal is the most p.rtitnlar work of fir &it'wrforaL was first posted up in my olice at allll new osiers_ (jA�N Jp C Sfit9trosdwn. New Ynrk ...r.r ,n -Wbitet•ale on the 18th day of Aug.,- ._ ~ ]908, and, remains there for inspection. - F,lectore are.called upon to examine -- 'said Lists nd if a,ny ornrssions or oth- take he emu -rea y oft er errors a e found therein. to immediate imceetli.ngs to hive saif�l errors corre•- t•d according to lea. (John Dickle & Co., exclusive agent9 for the Sc%wi -ready SLITS Dated at N iirevale, Aug, 18th, I", , Special Orders, will take your ni >aeure. and have a ]MADF TO DO�`AI. R. t]EATON'. )+Sethi -ready Suit or Overcoat made to 'fit your exact ORDER . trier ir. of Pickering.. physeque type and delivered within days of receipt IN R DAY-S 48 =g 1t'h:, r, lc ant. <tf 3_ctu • , - MRS. LEIGH, King St., dickering, Onto • . • .. FRESH GOODS ` ARRIVED -...- - Gentlemeti'e :.: Ladies _ Summer Shirts, Summer Underwear, Summer Underwear, Sateen Underskirts, -' Rats and Caps, .- . Corset Covers. a. Ties. - . Wrappers., z George' °Parker; - :'Dunbarton . A. PALMER, - PLANING, Etc. • Painter Paper, Hanger.- Having purchased the Bennett factory T All kinds of house Repairs done the undersigned is pprepared to all kends Planitig on shortest notice and satis- faction guaranteed. ..do of and Sawing. Call on ale for estitllates before " Charge's moderate. - Satisfaction guaranteed. Y going elsewhere. :Add yeas -�•i Picl�eri7lg, : -. 0111. PIbHERINIi, Between Hay and Grass New Blacksmith Shop. The'tindet signed has just open- is as good a -time its any other- to do dutside painting. If good judgment t ed his new blacksmith shop west bridge' is :• used, the hpaintifun does net blis- of the iron apd prepared g p 1 eta ter the fresh paint if vie do the work, to do biacksmithiug In all its Hues. because we put experience into our Also c•irriage work. paint pots. Prices reasonable. Jonathan - Liscoumb, W..- B.. 'K E-S'T' E R , Pie3cering, -. Ont. Painter and Decorator, Pickering, = Ontario r EXPE EENCB E, NV. V AN S, - -'Y - • 'PumpManufacurer A. , i S►l__ and Residence IP+in�as S _� ._ WHITBY, ONT. — TRADE MARK* DLSIGNS Three doors west'of Whitby- House. COPYRInHT�- &C. —_ r Anyone sending a sketeb and descriptinti may a ckl ascertain our opinion free whether m inventinn to probably ppaigntabi Communics. tlonsstriatl�conadenttal. ryANDB�OK nu Patents We Are prepared to instal wood or iron Ii p lips on short notice, also attend f wnt tree Oldest encJ for eecnr rag ants. Paten. taken igrou�gh atuaa Cp, ivi, speNalnot" witboat arge, in a Put: to nil kinds of repafriag. Cisterns to order. .:Scienotie mer�can. amide -Agent for the Ontario Wind Milli, Abandsomely tllustrntedwee" Larre,.t ctr• pQuur1ntioa of anJ ecientl.o lonraal. Terms for Clnad0'n -;, • "ear, postage prepaid. gold by also gasoline'engines.1 r Phone No. 50 at residence. - ` allll new osiers_ (jA�N Jp C Sfit9trosdwn. New Ynrk ...r.r ,n (vote removal from old st,and►,on ;Broc•k Street.) '1 .. .. . A 0. Ikenc7l xJ'Doe. A5 F fit. washiagton- ti i .r e577-;`,;?7 14rt I nr 7R;7,-- Y PI. n -1, , P� FN;,I� N71 � - I 1'�,- � 'W' . I lr�110—�� r-d 4., A, Z CLAREMONT —An exchange prints the follow- JLUELIABLE GOODS Duncr%n Macnab was in the ciiy ing which is.well worth reniember- W cACaasqwe89e!dtO Eat on Wednesday ing: "We warn all men who at For Meli, Women and Children. Sovereign Boots for Men (every ry pair ..'a Wm. Young, sr.; is -steadilv im. tend fairs etc. to be shy of strang-m 6'ALL' DEALERS" uarant"d) and prices reasonable. Call and see them. .—proving In- health. Mrs. Joseph Pilkey ig erecting a ers, and especially those chaps -veranda on her residence. who want to know your full name DR. 0. C. ,SMITH -FLOUR AND FEED. Born.—On Wednesday, August and where you live. After you DEN-•IST, ST0V.FFV1LLE,- 7 :- Choice Flour for Bread and Pastry. `19th, to Albert and Mrs. Back, a part with them they ' will telegraph Honor graduate of Toronto University son. your wife requesting her. to send and Ruyal College of Dental %urgeons. Feed constantly on baud. Samuel Stephensot;, of Picker- Postgraduate of.Chica o College. Aepairin' done.' 'twenty or thirty dollars. W en- also P40 ..g 9 Independent Telephone Central. Ing, is here for a. few days with the husband returns home a is Crown and bridge work a specialty. -info Chiremont 1,at TUeioi3mV- -f Ipgrith friends. rmecl of the fact, he The Corner Store. W. M. PALMER .Proprietor Mrs. Hobbins mothe ridsister, tumbles. to the game, but it is too Office over - Sargent"o Tinshop. of Norwood, are here �?�or'a short late." Independent 'Phone. vacation. Fred Platton, of Oshawa, a Bunt Sunday i-- rAADX MAIM TRAML NAME TRADE WARK, TRADE X A R T T 7V C7) T I-ED Stephenson. -L L Jae. P. Gregg, of Pittsburg, is. WilkinsonWilkinson Wilkinson Wilkinson Wilkinson with his Cousin, .J. W. Gregg, for asoLstuaim RZONTERIM R&,Gurrm= SliGurrimm ...... a short visit. Machine Oil, Forks '"Rakes, David Graham and wife, Picker- Ing, , spent Sunday with Nelson an and Mrs.. Mass d Hoes,. Win. H. Coates is, greatly im. ANNE ng his residence with cellar, provi roof and veranda. .....■.......... and -all kinds of Graniteware Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. McLa' Kettles a J reu Also, .Preserving .:.were the guests of Hugh and Mrs. everything necessary for the To all ?armors using Wilkinson _Ploughs and Gregg over Sunday. Preserving Season. NgBOVE E. Stephenson is shoeing Every point. and.Eole made b� us, for our the Graham stud preparatory to the Toronto exhibition. -Ploughs, -has our full name -and address, Mrs. Will Gibbons and daughter,, Wilkinson Plough Co., L't'd, Toronto,' Also, Amaitite Iftobfing ..of Toronto, "pent Sunday with Thomas and Mrs. Gibbons. . ....Cast in -it. The best ready Roofing made-under the s=- Mr. Watson, of Ingersoll, form. P Other makes of repairs do not-fit,our- at- very low pfice, erly� tailor here, is visiting with at -him sister, Mrs. George Cooper. • Ploughs properly, and will not give the famil - of John Underhill and same satisfaction. Charles Sargent Claremont af A Tkilart. wson and family on Sunday. We cannot guarantee, our Ploughs to do Our public school re-opened on good work 'unless our own make of regain Monday with a fair attendance, E. Ball and Miss Hesislippresidink. are used. ' • Mrs. John Morgan is now able DSON 7 to sit up and her friends are look. L. D. BANKS is the sole representativei J I I I 10HARS Ing forward to' her 'speedy recov- for the original Wilkinson repairs in Pick- _ .'e ermg and vicinity. Irs. James Patterson coutinues Important showing of finest display ot In a very critical state of health t China. A' very large assortment of -which gives her friends much The Last Twioe As Long • anxie stationary. Books, Dolls, Toys, just Mr.,.�iaarlianeii of the Standard received for the Holiday trade. Calf .-Bank, has returned, after spend- and fee" them. I a fortnight with his people in be' :Wilkinson'Plough. Go., taken for all Magazines, cmiedout John Caster, of 'IieterGoro, who Limited Weekly and Daily Nitwopaps", As emp Illy ed a4 an electrical erigi- 't 10 �on to Canada &J%;C L I -A I.T. 1=1- MR. I C a3. AR 0 S 0 lam, UAZ.LX TRADE Of StoUffVill TI W'XAR�X TRADE W W Rev. 31r. Booker El. ADZ W. 34 %RE TRADE W MARK TRADE MA" occupied the e pnlpi� of'the Baptist REGISTERED -.RZGtSTE-%ED RZGISTEkEQ REGIS . Tr, RED REGZSrER Er) chdrrh last`Suuday,' both morning and evening. Pain anywhere "tapped in '20 minates t�endiug a month with ft A Isure with cap of Dr. Shoop's Pink Piin Miss Foot r A 0 H rrmi:dw-I, on thezo-ceat eta, �uo box. stele SctororDrugai&t about -7 Detroit, It D') — . III 'pains, Alex. Wilson has, taken this t6ps womanly headache, pains anywhere. Write -Dr. Sion of the hotel business in Clare- IFIC Shoop, Racine. Wis.. for free trial to prove to cater EXCURSIONS maut and will do his best i awv4ww '...to the wants of the public. value of his HsadLhchs, or Zink - Pain Tab. 7, in Harvest F'wl& of•Manitokia, Saskatchewan and Ay4eita. lets. Sold by T. X. 3deFadden. Mis�! u. Dickinson, of Thorn- former' teacher here, accuni- Inem panied by her mbither, is visiting MACHINE SHOP I ,1# with ber.many Pickering friends. one-way wood date to Winn� Free tickets 'from Of all materials and dealan Thi infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Winnipe to points where - harvesters are needed, kept i ti Stock. It will pay you Vattlaven ' of Glen Major, died on east ' of • &oose Jaw, and west of Moose � Jaw to The undersigned having' purch- 20 011,11 ILI our works and inspeol our stook ed B. Wagner's Mac4iiie Shup in and obtain Prices, Don't be misled by and the funeral I took place AB>eft at one cent per Mae. Kinsale, is prepared to -do all agents we do not emplor them, con---A $10 Tuesday to the Ashburn. come- RETURN TICKET TO ONTARIO STARTING POINT FOR . 0011rio _and 'et)eral ly '4 "10, and R A NAL kinds of repair work_ a g do throw off Is • tery. 818.00, AFTER WORKING AT LEAST ONE MONTH blacksmithing. commission of 10 per oetib.. which Rev- W. • C. Armstrong, Ph. D.. os'"siuly gave by purchasing APPlIf to ticket agenits for full conditions -Satisfaction guaranteed. ::' - of Baden, Guelph Presbytery, will aall ffoLicited. occupy the Presbyterian pulpit on GOING DATES Prices right. from territory Call and see us. WHITIT GRANITE mv Sunday, August 23rd and again Whitby. Onsarto §OgTffW OF TORONTO SOUTHWEU OFJORONTO. E A 8 T OF TORONTO A on the 30tb. JAMES PENGELLY.' W. M. Flumerfelt and wife and AUG.* 1411 1'8 AUG • 189 19 AUG. 20, 22, 27 Kinsale, Ont. Drive Rheumatism from the blood with SEPT. .2, 11, 14 Dr. Shoop's RhoutifsIjo Remedy. Tables oit Liquid. fami -, of Guelph-, were here ou 'S E PT. I w 8 .,, SEPT. 1, 9 g L -Tiic2lak spendi the day with Frost tovions as Tafteio-N.A fflaato..�L Fro. staboat Ew of Torell4b. Trucks 4 W. A. and Mrs. of the to b"notlicID&W Ftion tiatkan 4a T Not* Bay lise. to and iacbb&m Farmer's t - aty—ts—.2. Jifts. lim sad sou& thcftd in Ostatio. Shasbot L&6 and Kin6mos. 7th conession: T 10 DuticatiMacriab, Miss Mary Mae- Timlift it■oul to womma• bas ad at 61-fani f0f dal&ies. Bring in your old wagon 'and, get 0 at Port the wheels cut down. Make good 0 riab and Miss-Miller were NOMESEEKIERS SPECL&L TRAINS FROM ALL C. P. It STATIONS ON farm trucks. :...Pirry for afew. days the guests of V..sj. bag accoto. AUGUST 14, 16 and 20. A.mly to asafte C.P.It. tidtat "set afiwd Buggiei and other vehicles -repainted George and Mrs. Gerow, . returning Tacrim Steam& fix lea& giviis coisdtioni ttiia timaiii itr-, or wile at reasonable rates. home -on Monday. IN12 t IL The new seats f6r the cantinu- C B. FOSTM Dherid, Pawnew Asset. TORONTO m C Ation class room have been order 9A W 0- ..'Thowa's., Patterson ed and "e expected to arrive this to ;T (Dowswell's old stand CLARE3W,' =4 week-. The trustees' have adver- rat tised'for a teacher. ci i Con Robert Day has - purchased a The, Vio'kering -stacker for his tbresl lA w wind ling out- Jan fit and.unload me CHOP ed the same here op Febt neuce his it Tuesday.' He will comi ...... -Vigfiande 'Committee at 40 Apr threshing season forthwith. o� ysl W. G. Bingham left for New- The object of this Association iq to market on -Monday where he will lessen Rteitling. and prosecute Jite a engage in the painting business. ED- the felons. F1 ;i; July, • 11�# , 'I." . AND F It S1. His family-will follow as soon as a To suitable house can' be secured. Members baring property stolen communi- -113 --77— z :: Fzr cate'immeaistely with any member. Our bowlers had a friendly game NOT e of Eze4utivo Committee.. with Stouffiville on Saturday and .Doc I ft —A Membership fee A $1.00. were defeated by 38 shots. IN1. January 1909-Whitby, 7. 0%1 iwit'S. Brougham Henderson skipped` beam and Tickets mac be bad from the President or I i, For' Perry 1-7, Uxbridga 15, Cannington I#, Secretary on application. Beaverton 13, Uptergrove 12 .Mr. McDonald the other. Better .luck next tiftie. Exec. Coro. —L. D.,Bxnis,...Gqq, Letpg, • An unlimited W. V. Richardson, Pickering, Ont. d supply -:1, -� ,:, -; Thos. Wilson 'moved his family' and hoiiqehpld effects. on,Wi6dnes- ��tn�s Arthur Jefrey, J. A, O'Connor, day to Myr tl where ly, has gone .7 into the grail: bn§ineg§. We are ..of Cho President. • Secretary. Leave your orders at the -P and Feed.. Le' sorry to lose them, but hope the c profitable one PICKERING LUMBER YARD change nury prove a p to - ope Mr. Wilson. 7� for Ontario and New Brunswick The new aide-walk is iio'Nit' all kinds white cedar shingles. for t rnftic- and is considered a good Atite'ntion .111-1 -LP.atent Rooflng and all kinds of piece of work. The cost is in the 1�tiilding material. hood of 15 cent.,, per foot. neighborhood W. D. GORD(,N,&,SON. 'Considering-that-the -walk is prat hand. ------- tically� all crossing, necessitating As I am going out of the buggy the- use of nearly a third. more business I have'�sbme snaps... BAKIN-G.-I _. -cement; the price seerugreasonable ps.., Bug 0 W... W to those versed in such matters. gies selling at cost. First-class brer�d constantly on bah The Education Department di- at the shop. -Wagon on the road every day in the week. rests that special attention is to Buggies, reg. $80 now-$70.. ------- - --- the ch yo Will gem I& .0 be given h• not final schools to writ- Cakes of all kinds made to order (30 Road Wagons, reg. $65 no�v:$ 9,K -ing. shortest notice.. Domini6i Immigration Agent S PINK 'MILLS Ice-CreA-L Parlor in coTmection. Stewart that many immi- All other rigs ciat o-n the sntn-e rate. the W. A. Thomson harvest will later becom.2 a charge grants going to the wept f0i 'PICK �nit, I o ou.the City. A YtAll N G Brougham X", lip THE RUSSIAN PEASANT my friend he priiivo 1wro them, and wit, thought 11--y 1'. ig I i L FROM ERIN'S GREEN, ISLE be fox's or marten's it mi gilt be those of a beautiful girl. AWFUL IGNORANCE OF THESE We hunters we good' fellows arti !SEWS By 4AII, FRO51 IRE- determined not to rest till wo have LANIPE S110RES. Here's a Real Summer Delight - POOR PEOPLE. animal. We have btion in found the a -cities from Germany to Turkey al?` SHREDDED WHEAT and, have sought for this fox, thin llappettlugK In the Emerald Isle of Poor and Geller -)r this princess, . and at .,Alwap P ally in Debt marten. c prince With milk or cream and fresh fruits. Discard the C-2-ar - lu.t we have seen the same mtrangol luteremt to IrWi. hs the Land of yAbo4-s-and try this n at u ral diet for a footprints in the snow again, here will increase time mid note how your energies Doonied. by oil, Colitt; And we have collie "the beau- Come let its take ber, an-1 our spirits revive, Russia to-day A North Wexford Furuxcr's S Ci- .-.-.The population of R * in round figures at tiful princess, for we see her in ety has recently been formed rHOUT BEING MATE% 3 estimated _r ean it be -A-Would `147,000,000 persons. , Of this num- front of L AtS A' movement is on foot for the 140L BY ALL GKtO4*F keep her till she grows a little old peasants, and b er' 100 000,000 are e4abliallment of a buut Jactory in '-they lag so far behind the times in er Thus does the maujik ask for a Arklow. :.,.-'regard to education, manners, cus- -Bits. At the last pi fair in TrLilce the wife,-London Tit toms, and general enlightenment remarkable .'number (A 1,06.0 'I)ig8 that they have been compared to was on view. the medieval German peasant of Indeed, so DANGEROUS, OPIATES. Over'one thousand pig-m were kill- 'the fourteenth century. I by local bacon factories of Kerry ed are they that a young man during a recent Week. ,who. can read is regarded by them Most of the liquid medicines ad- The Merchants' Hall, 'where the as a wonder. They believe in vertised to cure stomach and bowel for. Neuralgia, Headache, witches, demons, and wood-devils, troubles and summer complaints (.16 Dublin Guild of Merchants fur- erly met, has just been sold, I>Y rl der such conditions that contain opiates and are dangerous. and live un auction. in ordinary times in the Russian When the tnothe.r gives Baby's Own McCush PANGO Rhe'umatism, Paiq, _'Z 'Etc. villages 50 per cent. of the children Tablets to her little ones she has A domestic named Jane A asphyxiated by blowing out the from birth to five yeais die,- and the guarantee of a government ana- was a Z to of those from gas at the home of her employer. .:50 CENTS. ALL DRUGG15TS,. OR 350 400 per 1,000 lust that this medicine contains no 4irth o one year. Truly an awful opiate Or narcotic. And she has in Belfast: t 'Company, Toronto -'rate of infant mortality 1 the assurance that no other medi- A huge fish, said to be a sunfish The 1!L; or "thrasher,,' and weighing 1,500, e -Pango 19 is surprising that people ask, tine will so speedily cure stomach in in the pounds, was recently take W14OLKSALIE bowel troubles, if Is Russia doomed? or that the coup- and . thev come harbor at Dunmore. should have been so soundly eAly. Give well child KNOX a try sh unexpecti The Lord Chancellor has am)oint-, LYMAN BROR. & CO, Toronto and Montreal; LY.%IAN he enterpris- _%AJU VKUG CO-, tXltdolu warfare by t beaten in QQQQ6 co James F. _Hughes, Castleganny will prevent- sickness. by. in-@ Japs-3 and they Mills, Borris, to the commission of t As, a matter of fact, �.the Russian clearing the stomach and bowels of I peasant does not live - he merely -ff:e ding matter,-. MT9, NVilbert the peace for the county of Cdrlow. 4) n The death took place recently at exists. "'Nitchevo" ("It is noih- Cartville, Oht- Bone, Garvagh, of James Febridge Joh-n- iDg"), he mere.1y.sacs, when any-' have used Baby's Own Tablets for stone, late chief drauglitsman in the g'hapl>eni to nothing 'A.J. PATITSION & CO thin him. stomach and bowel troubles and Belfast b icim so satis- . Queen's Island shipbuild matters. nothing -could - e- worse, know of:nb other med ing yards. is actory., --- --- and "Nitchevo 1'' 1 1 n, SCOTT ST., TORONTO. ban, the drive '--'IJIS PANACEA FOR ALL EVILS. or by mail at 25c a box from The a mail train, was knocked off his, s' Medicine Co., Brock-. of A rul t the Russian moujik is,real- Dr. William when going at. sixty miles an ye engine wh, `1y &.fine fe.110 'Ordinarily, Mr. H. 'ville, Ont. hour, and sustained but trilling in-' w. F. Kennard tells us in his book, ---------- Juries. "'The ' Ruisia:n-'-Peas•nt,"- he is a U-SES OF VANITY, The• commissioners of National splendid, well-built man, large limb- i Bonds and Stocks .Bo U ght Education have awarded -the*.Car-' ed, large-headed and healthy. He is I Blessing Vouchsafed to lisle and Blake Premium to,Mri. Equally unaffected by 20 degrees df• A Persona 3(ary K. Dick, Cornahilta school, frost or twenty -glasses' of vodka. Man..Thinkst Mr. Mae - Blink. �Belleek, for the year 1907. and Sold on all-all Exchanges H is-cluthed in vr -u:cd sheep- "The longer I live. said Mr. A constable -at Cappigh, near q, and carries, i,, - winter more Ma Blink, "the more I * think uliffl-.--eounty Leitrim- Mund a Corr . es po - ndeats Co., r1embers ssin Pa co le ning -son --e' English- the *greatest personal - b -three g reel ntai Exchanges. C]06-.�q than the aver ;e' ' -some- sixty -three =Ain could stand up, in. vouchsafed to. man is personal v" the letters concealed in a hole at Now York and Boston Stock He is unspeakably -8t-11P-_i1d-.'ho`W_- .ifs. hack. of a ditch alongside- the, road . inu4jks of happiness hty- - e ever, and his dream. The fine and historic ON seat.- of better. r is tQ gorge, to sleep as much as Pos b je a' C]on Irmile' It think lbal we are e men ric -r 31EFIC- UTUPLIgh. 1114k: • But rite I n they. Are s"111 I,( nn.y, consisting of a-bput 5W .and sing 'in the summer. than *e? Why, we know for some sires, has been purchased by, John.. stranger's first , objection to. the-1we could have made twice their Rhatigan, of Kilcrow-e, for the sum moujilc is that Liu sMON-41- j-friun their ehaoee. 771�$7,500- As It and, Clark, ,cause ":Are It 7 he does not wash. himself, homely L9 l NES We think we Me%,ir's. Workman I " LARDt"m fact, hi every -village are' handsome, . NN'hy, the me 914pbuilders of Belfast, have receiv- a matter of in the tiMITED. there are-,public baths-baaza-and see, old and young, looking in I ed an Order froni the n United the peasants wash themselves there rairrors are jiolld of thefr hair, Fruit. Company*,. United States', for Saturday in order' r- proud of- their rieckties,' proud Of four new steamers aggregating over- Unfailingly evety to be allowed to ira to church on their cruthes, proud of themselves ;.000 tons. for West Indias!-*Iruit lNo Personal Liability-) -the C.rthudox Church from their heads to therr toes. trade. 7 lit - :Sunday ; foT e. The' Dublin aiad* �enjoins cleanliness: "They- may live narrow lives, and South - Eastern IVES. if they knew jt7 with no hope Railway Company ha" -increased 4,000,,,000.00 HOW. HE L Authorized Capital had already 7 The m'Oujik,. howevtr, apparently if ever -getting out on the. broad the fwilitieswhi.j�h they lit thtnks that be has done ail that 'is road ; but they are satisfied with, provided for timrists desir.ous . of are vain of Sundays '.the variousl -required -of b,,-n by the church if he wore. than that, they visiting' on "Dirdictoe.9-Presidont, Arthu'r. DIPAis, contractor, Toron.to; J to tWinsehes. And what a blessing! v picturesque-! `..Washie4 himself; for..-accordi"ng spots of , interest. in Vice-President A,• -'S, Wiginom, Ala-pag.-r Holmes- Electric Sr Rr. Kennard, you c "Are we not content to wear to icklow: Protection Co., Toronto' Secretary-Tfew�Urer, Fred Armstrong, an smell his iz- wh cheap Clothes because in our' fond Two brothers, William and Mat- contractor, Toronto ; F. -4. Herbert, architect and engineer, itr -La, or hut, lung. before, you res C H;)l-by,.&jntra'&or., T,lru'nto- Gp<)rge- Duthie, vanity we think that we ourselves thew Pelan� of Tullynaerossq near I rooms As a sole, th�-rc 4r� two r Toronto; J. living -room and an give to them an air of di-stinction? Liiburn, died within a fe-w, hours of, ply Co., Tc�ronw; J. H. Tighe, miner, to an sibs, a livin Manager Roofers' Stip Outfiou-�-, and, while the -former :s S(i in many* instances.' ercli other, both having been in ill Larder City. -usuAlly, clean and whitewashed, the "And does not the same hold trite health for some time past., Their 1 -r' ai well to our views of all our be- double funcfal was very largily�--at- Bankers-The Crown Bank,,T(>ronto. latter is fearfully dirty. Moreover'. giv- li�)ngingsl Don't we think that our tended. hii uncured sh6cpqkhis nut e Auditor- Henry Bar6er, Toronto. butchers ofi the-most pleasant of odors, and lumbering 'old clumsy -gaited six At a meeting of Belfast .b,.- rs rse, could gi�. i� a,221 �' if recently, it, was decided in conse- minute-ho T, when, as :during* the Russian fam, his hi�ld? high prices at p.re'_ ine of 1906,-7,, three or four families we' dar6d t6 give hird qticnce of the our yacht or se P combine,' and live in the best hut, Don't' we think that sent being aid for sheep and catm property, consists' of 911 40 -acre rlaiins' immediately ad. could make any tie. which renders -prices unromun- xwell and upon, the came to) cur power boat now famous Harri3 Va' pulling down the others 'in order 'beef joining the n use- the'-timber for fuel- and the thing. else in the water look like erative, to raise* the price, of amount of -development. shoul d prove' eqna113- as good. 9' like twenty or even fif- and mutton id. and 2d. per pound. lod,000 shares are now offered to the 'public at 15 cents per thatch as forage for horses and -cat- thirty, yes. tie, it. will be readily understood, teen centsdf we were once disposed A'train on the G. N. R. near Bel- share. Do not lose this golden_ opp6rtumity of inve',,iing in one that the odor of that particular iz-' to show what it could really do? tiirbet was delayed an �'aur. drid (if the:rnost promising properties in the district. For full par-' ba was not generally improved. "D6 we not think that our chick- forty •minutes owing to the failure titulars apply to staff 1!hst -u- The Russian peasant is . always ens are really the very best spec'- of the. electric train .1 X d do we not meet: On investigation I it was foilm He n1ens of thei:r breed, a-n p6or, arid generally in debt. ' I HENRY F. DARTtrLL S C A L A C, E NT ploughs the t our,+ is the finest lawn 7 g '.land in the 'same the faiTure, was caused by a spider way tilink that -point. '�,o. S Colborne Street, Toroitto. Do we not all g4E.tt•ng between the contact 7. that his fathei ploughed it, and -'khd our children! r whatever childre.n, and the key lever•in the instrument get-, as little for his- labor. His think that ou main woriv -in life is bow to pay they may be; are th� finest children -it. Belturbet,'cau-sing a Oisconne the Governor. 's taxes. If he says he that ever were born tion. . ' ' . : _. 1. .. . SENTENCE SERMONS. c anni-A pay he is flogged; 6i per- "It is so of many things, and all Ibis neck is likely to have none in , cheerful, happy, helpful his backbone. J hops ho, will sell part of his next these are THE ON-LY WAY. better 'than you - If you cannot be saved by work it work (i.e., work notions t -on .the -most timid Honesty is being year's P�wer of w( that •e'N i-, certain you will not be saved by 0 months) to and shrinking (if. men may -cher-is-h. Not long ago a farmer sued. a� have to. for nothing for' several rn doubt at all is v_;hining. vanity is not only a protector cattle - deader for dama-es. in the He who does.'not raise a loan; and, of course, he is I Our vat 0 The man who can carry all his worse off than ever the following i and a shield; it is for its a castle local county cc),',-t. d(Aibtless damned. safe- to be; sorry foi _religion in his head never lets it can dwell in it is always. year. 1within whose .calls we c -vet sat 11111ion I bo I ug'ht-thp bull..".' said -s bother his hands.' the self The maujik's festivals to-day are F;(,renitv And, security, .17.1 SN. .. :I complainant; . .,he told me it was. f ourselves' , ; and in 1 If you 'would find folks you must It is simple ignorance 0 the same as those of a century orlisfdction with ourselves '1,-c.ntle and perfectly harmless -a jiidg-. so ago. Here is a description of 1 world so full of things' that other- I child could play with it, in fact. ,first be yourself. that. wakes us harsh n on laid on it that metits of. "others. r It's no one. En' 1,wise would jar its, is nut this a great I half t the things an hour after I got the ant will show the extraon. in- life, the larger. practised in connec- blessing Many a ni.sn's li,)t an, he a couple of mai-C t Was sent: ary "mill-timery pra inal hc A A I heological student q :7 • has been made -d path is the straightes lion with marriage, although. al. the 1�as been' softened, my farm hands, and then turned A crooked his harmless personal road to the traps of sin. one Sunday to,\stipnlv a vacant pill- same time, the description contains happy, by on nic---7" b' ings happiness, pit in a country town. A few days, a very good hint to bold and daring vanity. "P'erhaps the beast was excited Helping always r p have klv paper of the place with the, spinsters in this leap year of 1908. I;y his strange surroundings;',' sun - and-happiness always helps. after he received a copy of the a "Is. lie quiet It ir, following the stars Nye %N.ec ON CHRIST'-NIAS NIGHT Traveller, "Here, landlord, grsted -his honor that wilt lead to the day to be., follo,4-ing item marked,: "Rev: �t dusk the' 'marriageable villagc Niihat's thc:mattet with your dug?. cnoii gh now 7',' Any man can, talk religion, but iod .she pulpit •at the Coligre- go out into the streets and but. you see—." teach supp girls I've driven away a sei3re of iy, those who hav6 it can gational Church last Sunday, and 'Ah,,' remarked the defendant, on meet their young men, and one tlnlcs, but he always comc,.if back then my description was correct, it. the church will now be closed thrce' says, `What is your name?" Tile again, and sits close lip to my arm- after all, I said if he did get ex-' There 'always always is s6me. character weeks for repairs. young man answers, "Fonla," and being determined by our conduct. chair* watdhing. every mouthful I cite-d- at replies,-,'-4t ' husband's name is 'take... Do-t�,-lrn-hini (nft, aiid-let-me , first, -be .__would, quieten bei y Land- down The field of this world is. not to We can die only once -much to, -Folvis." hl� have my dinner in peacc." responded the plaint be Worked by digging, at oiir neig of the undertaker. the regret I, bars. I's lord -- "Please, sir. iny Carlo is such Some days later, at the gir* Yes,' grimly, "but didn't tell me 7 -inve relations are gathered to- khowing brute. I expect you dull grinding b( a should have shoot the beggar to it's the daily that Bho ve to sh g(Aher ;. there. comes a knock at the got the plate he geneyally eats off.." qu at I pioduccis the ken -edge for, some dr,or, , the starosta' and 'the you . ng ieten him down! .,That's wit crisis. had to do"' to sigh except Y� man enter carrying loaves of bTeaid. said t You have no right CEYLCH The staroAa says something like "Riches my friend," 9, he lit plutocrat, "do not bring happi- How can ri.� man have undying when you are alone, and 'then you going shopping When yott' are lore fo who dyes her won't. ► W GNI.mar. people, come nr<s. Maybe. not,'' said the so' r a w)nian w the, man who forever is run- don't simply MY "A pound c., I t ea, from hunters. '' `Illst; 'but it. miist,be.a heap Of hair? It"s from pain who gets h(,callse you can secure better tea, - - - -. - -atisfactivii to have a 14 (if money ning awav ore . delicious tea, if you only ask good fell( S. ;-rc wasi a time st bruisesp "I" tri, w'qpn we saw to talk like th4t to a The, hard part ;ib(�ut an easy job mo. "Salads." Sal ad&. once in our CiA, and be able g thereof. The man who has much starch in more and chap teat hasn't got any.'' -is the get stra',iige footprin ii the snow, i .. _, _,'� Nir INVALIDS TURN, TO ENCLAND. AN EXPI,41�ATION. .'How long has f-this restaurant 71, Is Pe-ru-na Us�ful 14 Some Kinp aad Queens Who ilave "'4 bven open I" 'asked the would-bo Been Beneitted. --for Catarrh? diner. I . . Food it is a' curious fact that while sh. "Two years," said the proprie-] ould a list of the ingredients of P49. .-Produ' English persons. rush abroad when runa be submitted to any medical ex, tor, I am sorry I did not know it,' pert, of whatever school or nationality IrallinIg Sicks, Pig should wElto t9: England that royal invalids in other he would be obliged to admit without said the guest. "I should be bet-i LIXIA&V Co.g9jilt a t�Teron 14— Peerless countries turn for a renewal of reserve that the medicinal herbs com- ter off if I had come here then. E0010" 100 forr strength'. Perans, are of two kinds. 7 posing irst, "Yes?" smiled the - proprietor The Kaiserin'has a firm belief in ]Dried Beef standard and well-tried catarrh reme- very much pleased. "How is that?" AU7111TS WAN'TED. A: reUshlo man Is ev ihe recuperative *power of the air di,,. Seco i "41ty and town In Cauad& with waterworks to so nd, well-known and goner- I "I should probably have been 6 patent article needed in every home, 'hotel (f the,e"t coast of England, while ally acknowledged tonli remedies.1 served by this time-if I had," said Illublic buildiw Sells at alltht. Hastlers Unlike the ordinary dried the Kaiser owes much to Hig cliffe, 4, one or tho a he to where he lsh_,ed. I 1=1: colo, Owen Sound, OA&^A94 beef—that sold in bulk--.— stayed for- several weeks they have stood t st of many years9 vans a few months ago. experience by physicians of different Libby's Peerless Dried Beef The Yrown Prince of Sweden, who schools. There, can be no dispute about comes in a sealed glass i lately had a severe attack of mea- T ckd;n I sles, is now in England to see what JUILIUM—Iff 11110 0 as &D4 Curl Ing and Kid Gloves cleaned Th some of the most efficacious and uni- be sent 07poet. lo Pecos. tke LGt place is in which it is packed the English air'can do for him. He and BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING OL versally used' herbal remedies for ca the Crown Princess and their two moment it is sliced into those tax,hal diseases, &ad for such conditions* baby sons spent a few days in Lo YAONTA"U of the human system as require a tonic... Everywili6re, especially those dis- delicious thin wafers. don with their relatives, and then Each one of the principal ingredients', couraged by. failure of pr evious left for Bagshot, where they will of Peruas has a reputation of its own ; treatment are invited to write fo VICTOR BERLI ER None of the rich natural stay for 'some time. r in the cure of some phase of catarrh or a free trial of my home treatment, King. Alfonso found his visit to as a tonic medicine. t booklet, all post- flavor or goodness escapes England very beneficial � and de v.-ith interes ihg The fact is, chronic catarrh is a dis- paid in plain wrapiperis', with the or dries out- It reaches you clares that it was also helpful to ease which lit very prevalent. Many, most reliable references and proofs the -baby. Prince of the Austrias, 'they have thousand people know which will encourage the most dis- fresh and with all the nutri- S,-, the' Spanish King and Queen with chroniceatarrh. They ha,�e visited doe- 1,beartened. You can thus quickly ment retained. their two sons, will arrive in Eng- tors over and over aggin, and been told satisfy yourself, without cost that .�.land in September and go to the that their case is one of chronic cata7rh. this treatment is what you long All prices and styles froni $12-40 to Isle of Wight. Libby's Peerless It may be of the nose, threat, lungs, have sought. I will reply promptl -40. Dried y $2 Write for free catalogue. The unfortunate Queen Amelia, stomach or some other internal organ. to all who write. Address, Beef is only one of a Gr6at of Poriugal, who. is suffering from There is no doubt as to the patiiie of. MRS. M. SUMMERS, nuiaber-of high-grade I nervous breakdown and a severe the disease. The only trouble is the. Windsor, Out. ready throat trouble, will arri emedy. This doctor'has tried to cure to serve, pure food p'roducts go to the country home of her mo them. That do' 16RON10 GNOMON[ COMPANI'm ctor has tried to pre- ,that are prepared in Libby's ther, the Countess -of Paris, where scribe for them. 'HER OBJECTIONS.' GFeat While Kifebsen. mill -restore her to health. - tised carries �pon th a beard? Queen Maud, of'Norway, thinks[ kgents wanted'in every town. label the principal active constituents, Mrs. Benh-am—It. isn't the beard — ---------------- 'Just try �i pac6ge of any that England does wonders for littlel'showing that Peruns invites the full itself that I object to. It would be Prince -Olaf,- vmd she would spend Ispectionof e,critles. of these, such as Ox Tonlue, th all right if you - would only raise most of her time there as she loves one which would harmonize in color -Vienna - Sausage,' Pickles.' sid gtirroundi'ngs of Wind- with some Qf my dresses. It e it -SUSPICION. Olives. etc, and see bow ans are less ashesiAble than the- "Yotlir prejudice against Mr. I Sile—".Mr. Highnote tells srs� he' delightfully dif. Spanist. and cling to the tradition Rakely is. entirely unrea;�onablc.,; i: cultivating- his. - voice.— - He— that a King-and Qpeen should-stay Pa."' prot6Aed ' the ' dear gir Y 'm irrigating it. early' ferent they are in their own country. So if queen -There is a great deal in thitt young. thii morning." leave hpr hu.sband bebind. !'Yes," 'replied old :Wis an, I fall them &IL you have6aten. em, 1111* dead "ISO + aild - sometimes -I'm afraid it's a, JL R. BICKERSTAFF & Co.il FLY 4ying &bowl THE TEST, great deai of the stuff I smelled on ;1 Stocks. Ront's, Debentures kon used as and Real Estate. diroote4L Libby.McN t "Poor man!" said the Irind lady, h' breath this evening." ".How did you go blind 3 of Cobalt and all Mining and Oil Stock' .'?AD!; Libby, Chicago 'w cir' talk,'some Canada and UnIted States. - .. '' - * �; Well, mum," ans. ered' Tircd Judging -from. th .—SOLD 1111.1 w en 43 out loukta, ass to 627 Traders Bank Culldirsis, Taranto, OnIs 1040. per packet, — 4k packelts Iror 2942. The World is Full of Pains.—The -AS AMENDED. nstant, a-rising' Men es and pain' that afflict- hurn ity are many and co rd 1, "I can marry any mn" I-chaos-c A 1,44 Annuity 4 FIFTY —vl,--- frt,rn a rnultitttd inf1;qt;nz-1,_ .-bo-agLed the fair but freckled su,m- DOLLARS is offered by the alde (!ausez;i but in- the -main -owing H otel Cumbenarkit mer girl. ligence in. taking care ORANGE MEAT.people�o'the one t"I man's neg "CANADA'S BEST &W, ter. fir"dway "Always provided your choic� is sedding in the large2t number )f cf his health. Dr. Thomas' Eclec- at'54th dt., outcome of a u-ni- AND 13 USED willing," amended summer 'girl No. bottoms of ORANGE 31FAT�p4ck_ tric Oil war, the 3� NEW Yookii: means tl'iat the winner ( ill receive would si:)eedily relieve.7 pain, an43 it.. �ij'koth Lftreeb ftb- IL� way an& 53rd street They are a Powerful Xervine.—' One'-Dollar' EVERY WEEK,- or rk- able degree.'- Bell organs -pre Ion Dyspepsia- causes - ddrangeme-rit bf FIFTY.-TWO DOLLARS every year, also world farnoU Ideal Lo6at' the. nervous system_and ner-�ouI5 us long as he or she liveq-. or thev debility once engendered is difficult can exchange it for a CASH PRIZL, A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. 1�) deal with. There ard many testi- c-F SEVE-N HUNDRED DOL1,ARS, .-Like a dog will gnaw a bone POP3 and monials -as to the efficacy of Par- Resides the above tlicre is a Sec- when he ain't hungry, a naggin, Be bi NOW 0109D GO., 119., GUM, OnI nAg whim 'he ain't angry." ibis -disorder. showing that they DOL 1,A RS, also _o.ther Cash Prizes SAMUEL MAY&CC, Like little volcanoes r, -491411ARD 7,48LE By giving pxoper tone to the -diges- Ten Cash Prizes '6f - TWENTY d Absolutely tive orgaxis, they ...regb)re equili- DOf.LARS'each., %y*T.,&syrnP Will drive Lho poison froth Lh Every ma:n hai an excuse fortl "Twenty,.Cash Prizes of FIVE BIG PLACE. warsting th -barth, buf ft. is seldom ].DOLLARS each,. and O.N�E, Hr.,,q The presi ent of the Women's Club wished to resign. ther -T 14. LAR each.- member can fill -her shoes," declar- A Matter of Importance to an mose who an down &wi debi!it4ted �s the fact thQ. The only' condition attached - is ed her friends. ,"Tbal*s s6," as- Do n,,-. fail 10 6% �-xhibit.of Billiard it a,ir Perrovim " Is the brmt tonic 'er=-4sd that 'you cut out the boiltoms' of the sented her enemies. - Then thifre' Ard ?obi TabfLi i!i %he' Nl.tnu'f*acttirerq' _1111, xives isronath and builds up the !0RANGE MEAT packaUs . and- Building o - f the Can . adiah National Exhilli more trouble than eVer was d heaven Kingston. . The. bottoin �of a Jumb.) Mild-in 'Their Acti�n.'—Parni'e- -9. %Vrite for ou lerms.and After 'a.man has move to 'Mcquire a certain package counts equal to Three of lee�s Vegetalyle Pills are-very-mild is i Every thing he is surp rised to 'discover the smaller; size. You should be :Ili their action. They- do not- cause 1ow -little -he cares for it, able to win one of the above prizes griping in the stomach ox cause., The. Mild, Climate of Virgirila if you start immediately and get 4isturbances ihere as so many pills! dflers spiendid opp-rtunities (�r stock raking, .,,.and speedily'eats awa� the 'lining, y(.,.0 r Therefore, the most delicato Ur`uiniters aro short. Climate healthful. Landl 14 your friends.to help you. -Send do. Farmer n Virginia. NN rite for Inirmation to 'kringing about dangerous condi- Kingston, TO- pnFena-sant results. They ca -too, be oach Tear. Many Canadians ar,6 I' name and addres take therh without fear of ub ORA.NGE, MEAT, DAY, and state that you are 'en-. administered io thiidien without i 1). Kellogg's Dysentery 'Cordialltering the- contest. It is gurely imposing the penal c in missiouer of Ag',lictilturs, the inteatinil ties which follow canals of - the ell, bow much money be- cnu1q save by usin germs that cause the inflammation, P�Irbai,kq Ent in d mp water. grind feed, &o.9 ..HOW HE PROPOSED. Cut thii ad. out an,],�end to us to-day, and wo bealthy' condition. Those ore. sinners in. d�sentery should subj�ct to' do you t4nk'is 6e best name for* a the world if it were more thickly ITSNERVE RESTORER gir d. e y. Sent Miss Passe (looking deep� in-to his Coic, not,only tewpor%6 r:lig, fP V rv%J eyes) 'Zfha't the only man she Nyorms derange the whole sy'sf�,n. 'disease% Epilepsy, -1pisals, b Founded lSTI* Address CLEAR CONSCIENCE. Debility, Exeaustion. eer loved." Mother Graves' WOrm Extermiria DR, M. st K1.111111e, Ltd, The Canadian Fairbanks UmIted, Toronto, Owl �4� "Do you--er—ever Wl fibs?", tor deranges,worms and gives rest $31 A,oh St.. PhIladelphliL ske4 the lad�.who a -led to to the sufferer. It only costs. 23 oi a maid. -'e the corns, root and branch, cents to try it and be c6nvinced. ."Not 'for myself. ma'am." an-'11,, the use'. of Holloway's Co' iwliied the ap�plicant; "only f3'r the, C ure." Others who have tried ri it NOT A TESTIMONIAL. :TREE iave the same experience. . 11' Wonderful ATALOGUE Shoe Iiealer—"You don't mean ..'As a 'rule, only 0r),,e who don't _'111ETHOD FOR TESTING 'EGGS. to' say those, patent leather sho6s racked a need advice a.e. willin A simple method for testing eggs, wear." Hery Wfiich comes from - GeTmany, is -el b.ased upon the fact that the, air -hat your patent ped in to tell you t 7 chamber in'the flat end of an egg InToront lcmther shoes -areno� as good as increases with age, If the. egg is they're crackcd lip�lto, be. it will show an ine'reasing incli .1 ina- J Dianionds Rino,'. and Silv'erware inint. be clo!�ed out tion to float llvitl� the long axis ver- -tical. By'watching thi� tendency thc by Oct. ist. i'shis is the chance of a lifetime. No age of the. egg can he determined Reffiark- re.sonable, offor refused. are almost to a,*da�. goina at balf price. in a horizontal position, at th able for e hot- torn r )f th6 ves;sel,; an egg from-three., ve clays old shows an elevation 6NS� NbW. GO FO' R S1 to ft rich-:-ess 7n ar the'flat 'end. so that its long axis Watch .,and form and an egg a md�nth bid floats vei, vitt. Ti. low plQadng co, s an. tingld of twenty degrees; & n�*; tically i.ipon the pointed ell(]. W A N L S - r nut us flavor. The big black E.STABL16KED 1840 at Ile: h,ads for mathematics, but they try plug chewing tobacco. J ST., TORONTO wfully hard to make their own 68 YON ISSUE NO. 34--�Oi. figures Count. -. „�,.. :' . �' ' z-. �"°": -- .s.- a...r«e-v•rs,•�. «xv-.� ,+.z. ��.r,,. -:•. �,. ,.:. �xz�:. +r2. -. r.. -: ^� nr::�'a, *' a �... •. '9--•° ,r•- istrya, .�.,x.eur, "•n, a ^„"_ :rrasrnw._a.sc:wsc•:c+d&- •;o�A•. vrt.• .•nr.«sc; ,«'•:c.a+..- �+,rt, T±s s•.,t- :.*.uF -� 3 .�;.,.r.,._:',�,,,: t' ..,s y;' yr,- }'e•�rs "' :`�i��n:[ r.....+t .•.- : h ,r • .. _P�, +'',3CCn!rul• -.. �.'i"3�ka1'�,': x� a..,.a"'t� cc., - 's•a'�'. ^.r *.a: .'fir. .."w to � r•, -.+u. _x m r ��,�• y`�r,, t�� -s�e" � •",; , •,^•fi .� -r•r:: a � ic, ••.�s'a"'Sr 3 r ' •�^�S�'+" . +•f�'>. :� u°�it:,,, �, • i. a.�• r..; . ' xa, �?. -', '•3e,a .� LOCALISMS. -Mr. Pe'cy, of Toronto, spent -J. H. Wagner has had. neat -L Mar- Sunday ai.h T. B. and Urs. \tar- sign Irs. A. on his shop. Tff �uA� ' • 'quis. -jlrs. A. J. Howlett and child -Mrs. R. S. Dillingham was in, -The 1lisses Olvens, of Toronto, have returned horueaf ter spending East Toronto this week. spent Sunday with '. Miss Elleia two weeks with relatives in Mark Redpath Granulated, n - Russell Shirley, of Toronto, is Hauey. barn._ - _ _ _ $5 25 per 100 lbs-18 Ibis for $1.04. visiting at a home of his parents W. Btn•rill, of,Peterboro, spent• -Jlrs. IIArtrick returned home s here. last week here at the home of his on Monday evening after 'spending ,Imperial Granulated, Cane, - Ernest Stephenson left on mother. several weeks with friends in To $5.00 per 100 Ibs- 19'lba for $1,00. Monday. evening for the North- -Mrs. Geo. Gee, of Markham, ronto. Beet Granulated, west. spent Sunday with A. J. and'Mrs. - Clarkson Rogers, we regret to $ #,'r5 per 1001bs -201bs for $1.00. -- --- -Mrs. E..Bryan, who has been Howlets. state, is not improving as rapidly - L-,-so seriously ill is gradually im- -Harry and Mrs. Stewart, of as his many friends would desire First quality of Pure Lard, 201b. pails, $2.60.. ga l _..._ Pe ' Quarts 85c per dozen. .'R FRUIT 80c per dozen -- p��g, Tar t� spent Sunday with Pick- t-o see hitn. n II _ _ y -Dire. J. and Mrs. O'Connor, of ertnR friends. Mrs. (Rev.) art o en- n Oshawa, 'are visiting, friends in Ed. Gormley, of Toronto, ,Sall, is spending a few reeks with - -'gtrlt�r ng. e of days here during her brother, D. W. Carruthers, -F. $. Doyle and daughter, t e ppast week. and other Pickering friends. ' Corinne, spent Sunday with their -Fred and Mrs. Gibson, of Kin - -Miss Lycett, of-Toronto, spent Rs A. BUNTING, Pickering '. relatives here. sale, visited F. M. and Mrs: Chap- a few days last week with the -P. J. and Mrs. Morcombe and man on Sunday. Misses O'Connor, of Church St., -''family visited friends in Whitby The public schools in rural returning to the city on Friday. -� on Sunday districts opened on Monday last -John 'Brown, who has been v r' ^ • ^ ^ ' -Mrs. A. Middleton and child, for the fall term. spending several 7veeka with ' Toronto, spent Sunday .with -Mrs. C. A. Coxon, of 576 On- friends in this , vicinity, left on 31 North- friends here. tax St., Toronto, is the guest of Tuesday morning for the North- _ -John Anson, returned home on sirs. �V. 'J. Gordon. west. ^� • �\ ' 'Thursday last after an enjoyable -Dr. Henry will be here as usu- -firs. T. A. B. Willson and two 7f you rusk knc7v hew gccd, \ trip to Scotland. al next Tuesday to attend to his daughters, of Zephyr, and Mrs. D. how durable, how satisfactory -The Dlisses Richardson, of professional duties. Hagern]an, of Manchester, spent Whitby, spent Thursday with the I -D. Simpson has had a private a few days last week with J. H•. f Misses Jones. _ phone installed, connecting his and Dlrs. Wagner. ` aroid Roofing -Dias. Deverell entertained a residence and store. - -The inernbers and friends of St. l • kne,•: how' rasi:y it tali be put on and number of lady friends un Wed- -Miss Dower, of Toronto, is Andrew Sunday school Inupuse. . L tt ": it ` °° only nesday afternoon. visiting her Mrs. Ii. E. Jack- tx_ 1c,:g ,c iant•:. if cr l uc,c (chat a good all - round j. g , 11 holding their annual picui( this , • , t rcc. u , ; cc. t:.0 slat r nc� t. � .us•ri; it for e,-L:ry bui.din,q -Miss Roberta Bedson gave a son at Oak Cottage. (Friday) afternoon at Chat pietur- on the F;;t•�, ti•,' ,,rl her y,o r wear lr.,•c.f, cuntain� nu tar,. slave - Dr. John Matheson, of Turou rc. ite spot, Dixie's Hollow. � ' party to a number of her young e• 1 P . cr, a..y e c: n :av it. Lc. t. iauLe t.. yL a what the ge 3uinz visit- friends on Friday last. to, was in town on Saturday visit -Miss Laura Andrew entertain- ing his uncle, D. Simpson. fiiiand of � _..d Jar Ee ample on Thursday afternoon. East Toronto, spent Sunday here In the absence of Jir. Bottornley last it t, i,• � ..c L ,,•, , ; ,nY i7. n : t tic 1 c `• �;> i t:i.atiuh. Get the F -Mrs Chas. Hall, of Oxford St., with the formers mother. Sunday, air. Henley. presided ret'ti' �t :,,.; ,c, ;ir. roof that•lxst5. A aon:x,ietr Y Toronto, spent a few days R'ith —Miss Kate Kerr has returned efficiently at the Sitncoe St. Jfuthodist kit in eery rail. Mrs. F. Hall, at Raceside. home After spending several weeks. Church organ. The male yltnrtrtte, _ rs. B. and Mrs, Horn and fatui w ith her brother: in Ingersoll..', 'Messrs. Hcnde�rson, Btowli, Hcnlev �li�ses ZVin field an txcln and Taal, rendered good music at both ly left on Tuesday afternoon for. - g services. Hev. Mr. Hr,f;er5 Vcrupied f- ---� K Kendra, of Turontq,.havc been slle�li: z A' l• S• their future home. the pulpit in the• - evening. - !h•s. Elihit and Dint. Edwin week Nveek with Miss Mabel Hsu' �.Uliber of mitt huv'(� hrt•n prop,• Rogers,of D4ar9posa, Visited friend; et'. ed to the Prot'.inc.nh tr( vernme•nt for �y% �-._ l t.�• r---. in the village for a few days. -'N. J. Morrissey, of Bowman- the new c cr:tr;i! pct -nn f,t:tn, n:c a'�j -5..✓' t tt; c'. •_ -F:.- Bath, J. Sin .> I-':'. Fits --, accompanied by hit t lr*.e to c10 i(ic, lint ha:'c heft, ottt'rrd - (Q"httw:7 tnlr•[:'j, TtYP tlltttt }7rYl lll�i�t lei !'u• s ''~ i.� - -- Ni %hulsou left out Friday cast fur c}iilclren; Visited at the home of ri. the North-west harvest fields: y. theta in rr.t- :tUttl.lr' tl:st -tmv of ih( .y ,r' .�• -j-''' his tuother,- sirs. d.. 'bloat lase irE �! —The first frost of Lhe season C'hnrth if.. a day last -week'. city of Torowo. 'flit.' Yrov. -nt ,i S: r .� -'' "' ++-_"� •'V__t � x lil,,� I)At 25 1 CC,Ilfi31ef1 to het reiarv, Ilon. %V. J. H wnit- 75:11 invite• «t ^- -sw .�, . r+� ticeurrec] on �Vedceeda eveni23 s7mr' tint- bt'fvre N,,7r;r;i••., I the but not safflcieut to cause Tiny l•Ohnf tt'ICIl an attack cif 2utlfum• Cornmission on.I'rt�u:, ltrftot'rr, iUtr,;li- �"l y , *4 t• • .ta + .f �"� damage. (nation, but we are pleased to zation.tO %u•t;trnlp.,uy hiilat„ visit the +r _ —John Dickie was ln, t }]ecity oil l:tate- thYt'r�lle is now -improving siteN. pr>:i.. for or;,nnize Iltrit infuvliln- Thursda attending the meeting at'.0 expects goon O e around thin a eta tram, at t + ,r :t • r " " 71' — - suburban � _ t- -- eI to ea with the service. - James ant] Misses Josephine :t� t;, the hf.t l- +( •,tt „ut.- 'Misses Etta and Edna He ',I, and, A„nYS C,c•hrane- of Clare slots cc *[wt. tq of the fc111ns5fi7g �l. of Toronto spent a couple of days niont : Frnesi. Pilkey, of Buffalo, Pattis , John c I('havel tint, fi•eorgy B It '<J1 A I N _ , pe p y Patti,un, Ju}3t1 �:u�t;avet and Findl.lp _ • during the -past week with friends and U.:Pi} key Rnd family, of Bal- llaidiatulid. • -17 own. -- �IrS. Squires. -_. _., _ -W. E. Vaastone shipped a car. 1 re . at "The Oaks. "_ _ load of cattle from thi: station -R. J. Linklater, of Buffalo. 2, 'burner Coil Stoves, and • another• from '.Wllitby on �peut Sunday as the. guest of/ Thursday. Smith -and .sirs. Clark. O - l =3irs. Walter:\i hswander and ay evening a assisted ip'the sea- l for son Stanley, of. Hamilton, are _vice of praiQe in .St. Andrew's r weak sf ��' ia:e17 point to ,..east k:das re�u ar � / .Q�� ,�� O The Kidneys. 11ke t6o :Heart and the tad - s�ppeend* a week with W. D. and church, by simgeng two Bolus inL a m >, And check Wa.tnew, not a the c ]sirs. Rogers. Pleasing manner. tselt tmtln the nerves that control an Screen Screen Doors x _ -The Pickering To «user Vut �' be° them, Dr. Sh000•s aesto oe sa -Allan Kerr, of the Bank of S p a medicine spectficany yravaxd to reach these • Commerce, Chatham, is to . ding ers: Lists have been printed grid controllingnervea Todoctor the Kidaimalofla and Reduced Prices .e d]stributed throughout the town- L �a t v a waste of time• and of moms as a two weeks' vacation at the house R wen: .: , of his mothep here. ship.- It will now be in order for It sot. back .cues or is weak if the urtn• Window Serena - amen- `Thompson —retn Q -to -eX sm is dark orAda cerous,I d. home last week after sending same and'have any errors which. dt.oasse tryDr. shooC's8estoradveammte- ma appear rectified- Go for � � nig d-s rwom�a 1wA � � • ' J UBt a few left. three 'weeks at the home of his Y Plw eotorroa ` parents in Scott township. -Wm. and Nfr•R: Logan return- -Miss Ida Bunting, who has ed home on Friday from a pleas - been spending the past c-ouple of ant two weeks' vacation in Mus- 7 r months with friends in Stro throy, koka. They were accompanied returned home on Monday even- their sori, Dr. Frank Logan, of OO p • ing. Detroit, who spent a couple of . Don t miss these Bargains. J. McGinty if, now busy build- days under the parental roof. �s y ing the cement block stabling for -H • C. Bell, of .S�Ryner, has ,E. Bryan. The Mork 7�hen. coni- been engaged by the trustees of tpleted wilt have a'very attractive S. S. No. '2, for the ensuing 'term, and entered awn his duties 'on T. M. WFADDEN. appearance. I Jose • B 'y Monda • last. Mr. Bell i, a oui] - -- -- '; -Mrs. Ferguson and son, of 3 young . �' ` L4� 17- lE'awpaw, Dlichigan, retarried'home matt of energy and w•e expec.E he Augnst lime, tells on the nerves. But ion Thursday after spending sever- will Blake a -ueves `of his chci =eu that epiritleaa, no ambition fee'ing c#m be al weeks with her sisters, :Mrs. profession. Easily and quickly altered by takiag "w'hat is known by druggists everywhere as Dr. ) Deverell and Dirt'. Davidson. -Thu tra�tee5 of the public Shoop 'e 'Restorative. Within lA hour. -Miss Classie Vanderburg visit- school have just completed the after beginning to nee the Restorative, ed her sister, Ada, this week. The work of laying dew n a, new hard, improvement. ull he ement• will t noticed. ly •retire Cra� � Dickie health of the•lattelr is improving, «'rod fluot in ,Lee school and of fill health 7vi11 not imtnediatety return and she was able to accompany "putting on meth] ceilings, They The gain, bowever, �,ih surely follow. And the former on her return to the are now negotiating for a new beat of all, you will realize and teat your - - heAtin , stem, the old. furnace strength and ambition ax it is returning. _ _ city. - R Y Outside tulluettn.a depress first the 'inside R'e have secured a bale,of' the Genuine ' —Miss Annie Walla being practically worn ottt. There nerves" then.the Stomach, - Heart. anti - the late N. Clarke Wa"a e; and is sc,me talk of .install,ipg a steam Ki•inevs will usually ail. Strengthen @ Miss Eva Wallace daughter Uf heaSing system instead of the hot .these isiling nerves with Dr. Sboop'a Re PRUSSIA CRASH . TOWEL//VG nicks health wits e w _ orative n3 see ho � Y a few hun- the late o er• Will- A Ace, o ] � � • ow and nttucli sought after. Only , be }ours again. o y Toronto, spent Sunda with the -The Orden fart held tinder _ ge some w P Y fi party died yards. Come an g 11V L.tl ]stter's uncle and aunt, W. G. and the aaapiees tit' the Ei,cvorth _. — it ane] ]rice is good. _� - - =- The- Y I snags Mrs. Ham. I�eat;ne -of the Methodist (,hnrel] Plows a eS - -After niany years of great .on Tii ,day evening stn the, beauti - - - -- - In Sutul]uer SVear.we have good choice in all lines, _ .. sizes and dualities.. . j - suffering, 14Ire. Alex. Falconer, fill and spacious- 1:(.w'n of .U. (Grab- I htt7•r for Bair :i'runlhcr of t,lotr ' lately of this village, died last week ail was 'a decides] sticee”. The sluire�, fur dill kinds of gang, single at her home in Ayr, the funend evening wits all that could be des- and double plows. _ taking place on Friday. Their ive:d for such an event and a.large In order to ciear the stock t am 3 g sell- ing shires for Laic, 31k: shares for - ROCER2ES ETC Haan • friend, in Pickering extend number were neselit irons the -' � to DI r. Falconer accts -hi, only son, surrounding eoantry and from �!laand 3tic :hires for iris. 311 shareLs Clarence,,their sympathy in their Whitby and Oshawa. The pro- g1'aranteed• We have a choice iitoCk always. affllettoti. I?ritni, - Which was given by Eddie W. E. HISEBROUGH, -The Ladies' Aid Atid Quartet Pigott, one of Toronto's 1 pillar ` }}_4 _Ceti- einoni• try tti ten cent package of pure Lemon' Pow�de'r. Makes half gallon joint li]eetin to comedians, and the Whitby band good' lemonade, always ready, no ,trouble, ly Board held a g y uaratiteed are. discuss the installing new li ht- = A Reliable —' 13 li g , g gave universal satisfaction. Me: j ing system in the Methodist search Pigott .has the facility of n]Akinfi Local Salesman Wanted In Preserving Sttgiurs the have the best quality money can buy. here. W: H. Hewitt, represent- people laugh with hip humorous ing the Queen City Generator Lo., electiotas, roosts} Iris}i in cliaract l or Pickering ,lnd adjoining Glass jars, rubber rings; etc. cciu'ntry to represent — tivas on hand And Addressed the er. 'If any criticism be la }Ada in _ _ .-. - •' '•� ' -,�' meeting giving many novel ideas regard to his• selections it,is the Canada's oldest, greatest Nurseries ," about acetylene lighting. This lack of variety. This is Mr. Pig- system T of lighting .i 'being favor ott's first Appearan�te in Pickering While bnsines5 irksome dines nl,ty he 1� kle o abl ticcepted throughout the A•nd he should be gratified At the (11311, fAi;tnet'S w6re never snore encour- John /�► V Y aged :3s re tsrds frn]t growing than at country and give; a beautiful hearty reception he received and - -.. '- white and brilllant,light. " ' shotild he again appear in Picker- the present season. High panes for — _ 1 all c171sse5 of fruit have been t,htatined --- -On Wednesday, Aagust 501, ing he may expect a. cordial wel- the past season, and there is as tt con - » ' at the residence of Mr.Neely Medi- come. The band, although some -ecj ence, an increased deul7tnd for I Every -consideration for the Farmer. tine Hat, Alberta, bliss Sophia L. what late in arriy ing, were not nursery stock. Elliott, who was well and fAV01' stingy in the number of their Q17r stock is complete in every ale- ably known here; being the third selections, all of which were well partnlent including:( new list of speci- daurzhter of tile. late Adam Elliott, rendered. The chair was occupied alt which we alone handle. During the Harvest and Summer Months our store will be open Every a. . ♦vas n]arried 'to Stanley L. Chap- by the pastor, Rev. J. C. Hell, in The right milli will obtain permnn• 'Night during the week. fi ent situation with territory re erved pelt, of Manchester, HiiglAnd. The his usual happy manner, and Bias for hill. 'Pay weekly. Free sample Farmers and others having Fruit will Rnd a readyiniarket for them cerewony as' P.!�O(rrnled'by the H. Lair presided At the piano in outfit, etc., write for tttii.ularss. -- Rev. J. «'. JIo' I%% Of tilt:. Freshy. her efficient style. The pr6c•eeds p` At the FArmer'a Supply Stare. Prices paid will be u terian search. ctlicineHAt. Her at the Rate lunantrd to 5Q And Stone & Wellington, I aecc rding to the duality of•fruit.• rnaby friends Pickering w'it'h the rcfrf -- Ynwnt booth to 142ti ►,,nthill >ur e3ies, the happy set long life And which will yield a Surplus of about �t • $70 in the bands of the treasurer. TO:�O�iTO ONT. ��' arniei S' Supply Co., lc • ' ing, ant lirosllerit.v. 'I.N -: . ... .'...a_.!�,.... 4...Eaq.ac''§, 4, .:. �,w. _. w1..�ir.".�•rn�ai+R•�!!m 4,.. :. - .Y_-t` f`•