The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

» ~ "of the Centre School, ROSE'S co RNERS bride's gof og away x don smoke broadeioth; 'hat o match, They leit on the evenin brain for : Detroit, and poinis we itl be : P, Dewey is hauling ditch Son Perry 'for. 'a new barp.{ were the guests of Miss W. 'Wilson 'on Monday of last week. Mrs. T. Dewey, and Birdie Dewey, were visiting with Mrs. G. Mark Friday evening. Mr. 8. Griffin i is wl confined to his bed. Mr. O. Hood was in the village on on Saturday of last weei. AC LA number of the young people from Rose's Corners -attended the special service. in Prince Albert lasi Sunday evening. Farmers have got out on the land at last. Nearly everybody started on Monday. scvaoa | Miss. Muriel] Williams, of Port Perry, speut Sunday at the home of Mr..Geo, Hood, Mr. I. Irwin, of Reach, spent Sunday at the home of "Mr, J. Wanamaker. Mr. and Mrs, W, Gerow spent Sunday with Mrs, R. Reader. "Mr. T. G Irwin, a former teacher spent, a few days on the I:dand vi-iting his~for mer friends before taking his depart- ure for his new home in Saskatche- wan, All were glad to see him again and wish him success in his new home, Miss Edna Williams bas been suffering from an attack of quinsy, but is now recovering. Mr. Ged. Hood has secured the job of remodelling the Centre Church The work is to commence at once Services for the coming weeks will be held in the town hall, Mr. W. Nott of Port Perry has been engaged to repaint the Foot Church. The Ladies' Aid had a very successful quilting at the town hall on Tuesday, Two quilts ready for use were the results. On Friday evening of this week Mr. W. H Cline, of Port Perry will deliver an illustrated Lecture *' Ten Nights in a Bar-room ", in the town hall. © Refreshments will be served during - the evening, and ths two quilts will be seld. All are welcome to come. The quilts are worth look- ing at. One of Scugog's old boys has re. turred home from North Dakota in the person of Mr. Jesse Hope, . He has been a fireman on the railroad for the past two or three years, ° Mr. Wallace's little. child . was very sick last week, We hope to hear soon of its speedy recovery, Mr, C. Harper has engaged a man and his wife for the summer montbs, Mr. J. Morrish of Port Perry | Bundayed at Mr. Wilham Alldred's, Mr 'J. Gerrow, of Port Perry, visit: ed last Sunday under the parental | oof, ; 5 Mr, George MeHoull narrowly "escaped a sérious accident last week, Ais two fingers ¢ oming in contact | with a circular saw. SONYA "Mr, Rober: Dixon was renewing d acquaintances last Sunday. 'Mr. Alex McTaggart had his humb badly jammed in the wind A physic'an had to be called, on Mr. 'Archie' McDougall lost 'a 'valuable horse last week, r. Nelson McDonald has Tetutn: | from Cobalt to Soyna where he ends taking ap p larming. Ho is A happy event wranspired Manse, Sarnii township, on Vednes: day, Feb. 274i. 1907, when Miss Catherine E. Currie, second daughter : of the Rev. A. Currie, M: Soyna, Ont,, was united in marriage with Mr, Peter A McKenzie, = of Brigden. . At four o'clock the nuptial knot was tied by.the Rev. E; C.-Currie brotber of the bride, assisted by the off Rev. Walter Reid, "of Brigden, in thé | presence of the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. The bride cream voile, trimmed with silk lace, owas tastefully attired in a ¢o-tameof |" ing while her'going away 'd ess was of | brown Tamise cloth. Congratula: tions over, the gubsts sat down to a dainty dejeuner und alterwards many of 'them a¢companied the bridal pair to their new home, where a splendid reception was euwjoyed by nearly 150 friends -and relatives The bride was the recipient of many valuable presents. and with these the congratulati ms of a large circle. of friends are extended. to the newly wedded pair, PRINCE ALBERT Scarlet fever is in town. Mr, D. L. Williams, the health officer, promptly procured a card and tacked it 'on the house of Mr, Ira W, Belknap. Mr. Geo. Patterson, who has been painting in Brooklin daring the past week, has returned home. W. lI. Worden left here last week, to work in Pickering, but on account of the snow he returned home, He left again last Monday. Mr. Milton, Balfour went to To- rofito last week where he 'has se- cured a situation. Mrs. Jas. Shunk, of Seagrave, was the guest of Mrs, R. Wells on Tues- day last, Mr. Henry Crawford was in the village last week, Mr. Harvey Plumb has moved in- to his fine brick residence on Simcoe St. south. Mr. Robert White, who has been visiting his mother, started Monday morning on a long tour through the North West and some 'of .the States. Mr. Jas, McBrien, jv. left for Toronto Stanley Barracks last Mon day, Miss R. Holman, who has been vi-iting in Toronto during the past three weeks; has returned 'home. 'A very large congregation gather ed.t) 'hear~Rev. Dr. Bishop, of Lindsay, on Sunday evening. J.-M. "Andrus has moved Manchester. Last Sabbath was a day not soon to be forgotten in this village. The weather was all that -eould be desired, and the proceedings of the day were in harmony with it; bright and pleasant, ~~ Dr. Bishop; of Lindsay, handled his very practical subjeets --'* Right Giving, 'and Right Living,' ' in his usual vigorous style. Both. services -were well attended; the heuse in the evening being fall to to overflowing. The choir rendered | by good service and the cornet sol DY Me. Goldring, as well 8s the song | "" Rock of Ages" by Mr. Downey, of Port Perry, added much to the in-| terest of the service and were. very fully appreciated. summing up of the tangible results of the day, and the beaming count- they. 'we:e perfectly satisfied, $92 being placed on the plates as a free: will offering 'of Mis enances of the officials showed that |, ack or Box 338 and investi mind an after roetigaing mis of a wonde: ve pg y gym pathetic nate, In 1848 she married Tsanc Pinkham a builder and real estate operator, and their only married life was marked by rosper) tr and happinégs;' i P had our children, three sons and a daughter. In those good old fashioned days it was common for mothers to make their .own home medicines 'from roots and lerbs, nature's own remedies--ealling in a physician only in specially t cases, By tradition and experience many of them gained a wonderful know! of the curative Properties of 'the. Yarioys roots and herbs. Mrs. Pinkham took a great: interest in the study of roots and herbs, Shel chars acteristics and Jover over. digease, maintained that just as nature fully pr provides in: the hagvesteh ards vegetable foods. of 80, if we but take the pains to find in the roots and herbs of the 'field are remedies expressly designed the various ills and weaknesses body, od 4 yas her Pleasure: ta g8 to si ese out, an ré girople tre Tnedicineg Ne her iy ily rien Chief of these was a raré Combination ; r Ve, have become Donahoo whare, gud many tons of are used y in its tn and br Lydia E. "Pinkhan herself did not Jive to gee the great success of this work. - She Bil she had er reward years ago, but not | ill sha had ad pi povided esis rant er work as effectively as could fre) doneit herself. > oS During her long 'and ventiaf Sxpers ence 'ghe was ever methodical in her: work and she was always careful serve a record of every. case that her, attention, case of woman 'who applied to her fora Ee care udy an 3 ) treatment and 'results future ; of the choicest medicinal roots and herbs ye found best adapted for the cure of the ills and' weaknesses peculiar to the female | sex, and Lydia E. Pinkhain's friends and neighbors learned that her compound relieved and cured and it became quite popular among them, 'All this so far was done freely, without mohey, and: withont price as a labor, of love! To her ae trail Yi fos of the is When its away. For neatly iy ent yo gh hag cor mid § Dut fn 1678) be financial crigis straek | Lynn. Its len much: for the of the Pinkham famil business suffered tl, from a oo pression, so when: the Centennial dawned it found their pro away, Some other sonrce of income had to be found. At "this ® inn Lydia 5 table Compound: was a to the world, = Pinkha kno Miss Nora Balfour. Teacher of: Piano and. Theory Pipi s prepared for the Toronto "Then came the Conservatory of 'Music: merits tay be made at the « resides Dwelling