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5 car loads of Salt-Liverpool and Canadian-just arrived. MURDOCH BROS. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. I Pointers "l!'or Advertisers. 'l'l · P resbyt11rian Synod of Toronto QUEIJ:N ST.flEET ME'l'll0Dl81'. As the season for Spring BOWMANVILLE STATION AND 'l~IME. and !Gugston meets in Cobour.! on May has at'rived, a few wordsion the subject ot GOING EAS'I' GOING WEST On Sunday last a representative of the 5th. Street Express .......9.08 a m Express ...... 7.:l5 a m advertising mediums may be in order. S:rA'rllSMA:-< visited the Queen R ovs. John Kenn er, Walter Ayers and Fast Express.10.01 a m Local ....... . .8.23 a m Taking it for granted that the . live and Methodist S unday School. At the hour ,J. Ha.rris have visited this town reMixed .. . ..... .4.20 p n· Mixed ......... t.20 pm 1. THE LOW DOWN is as ea s ily operated a s a reap ~r. Local ...... .. .. 7.28 p m \ Express....... 9,02 Pm widely circulated local paper is t he best for opening it was raining <t little, still cently. 2. THE LOW DOWN w ei ghs 10·30 pounds a nd is ]OJ, feet w id e. Exoress ...... 9.40 p m there was a <rood att endance of s cholars. 'fhe R e v. J . A. McClnng, and wife, of avaihtble and only reliable advertising A very hopeful feature for this church !). THE LOW DOWN i s as ea s il y d rawn by 2 hoi·ses a s e levat'id medium, we shall show clearly why THE for the future is the large number of t he M ethodist Chnrch, Sunderland, were binders are by 3 horses. recently made the r~c ipients of handsome S'J'A'rF.~MAN is decidedly the best adver- young people of hoth sexes who regularly presents from their congregation. 4. THE LOW DOWN can work on side hills w here elevate d binders. tising medium in this district. In order attcu<l its Sabuath Sclwol. The aventge upse t . . H ev. ,John Kay, pastor of the MethoFebto do this, we must necessarily institut;e a. attendance in th'e adult class during d r uary was 48-all young men an women , dist Church, Thorold, has r~ceived and 5. THE LOW DOWN has n o canv ass to get wet, shrink, str etch o r wear out. l ocal papersexcept incr a few married· pernons; and accepted an invitation t o the pulpit of tho BowMANVILLE, FRIDAY, MARC.HO. comparison with the other . the News and the Snn. therti are'"' t wo lal'ge bible clas~es besides. First Methodist Church in H .. rn ilto!l. I G. THE LOW DOWN has wroucrllL i r on frame whi c h prevents g ear· As nearly as we can ascertain t.he total OFli'JC:ERS. We uotice in the . Hamilton 1'fo,es I from 0 O"ettin()" out o f line cutti~O' and wear ina out ' Il thb 1 d d .b . circulat ion of the three local papers is Hon. Superintendent--1\[r'. S .M~tson, Sr. th1it R ev. R. Jl. Rowe, of Cathcart, Ont., ; 7 THE L 0W Do OWN preached in the Emerald St.. Methodist 1 · ; , sa.ves a e ? ge g ram .. Acting SLLI>eriutendent- Rev.,,E. ,Roberts. a b ou t as fo 11ows : 11 C!Curch in that city uu Suuthy week, his 8- THE LOW DOWN w1ll cut and b m d a n y g ram t h a t grows. ' 2 160 -S ;\ssistant do - Mr. I. C.J ewe . S·rA'l'lli>MAN,. .. .... .. ........ · ... · · · · · .... · · ' . t , ,.,,. 1> H N tt discourses being highly appreciated. In 9. THE LOW DOWN is the most d ura ble bind er made. ec1c my- m.r . "· . . o , Those who worked hardest to secure the the a_ f ternoon he leet·~~ed on " Missimi:i-ry 10. THE LOW D OWN was compl etely successful i n the harvest of.' W . D. News, .............. ......... ....... 1,350 A.sRt. do.- Mr. H . l{enner. })assage of the Scott Act in these Counties Life m New ~eal·nd, t his thought berng 1884-50 )Ut out d ·t d t l t t Stm,. ... ...... ...... .... .. .. .. .... .. ........ .. ..480 Treasurer-Mr . · Tohn Colwill . stronuly emphasized : " that the convorl an ~ 0 0 1e es .' . will have the greater occasion for rejoicing If the publishers of the other journals 1 Libra,riau-J\~r- Geo. Rtll. siou of the world depen ds on t he carrying 11. THE LOW DOWN w i ll totally e clipse all elevated bmders. vver the result of the p olling Thursday object to these £gures we ask each of Asst. ~lo.-~1ss Neads. forward of the missionary e111erpnses of 12 THE LOW DOWN is warran t ed to work on fair t rial o r no sale. Orgamst- M1ss Neads. · . ' w eek, though the Yict.ory is not as signal them to name a m an, and we now name Asst. do.-Miss IL Cotton. the Clrnrch in the ~pirit of the martyred 13. THE LOW DOWN can be raised bod ily wi th one l e ver the· as iL would have been with s.imilar results Mr. 'l'homas .iYT.cOlm:g as our man, the heroes of the past. ' t · ·tt' · th t N · ] · ' Tl<JAC:HERS. opera or s1 mg m e sea . o w e1g 1t at any tune on t h e h o rses . liad the Antis taken <L more active course. three to be a committee to exainine the 1. Adult Class-Mr . P. Trebilcock. neck~. Yet it. is IL grand victory fur t euqJemnce. mailing lists, subscription booh, etc., of 2. Girl's Bible Class- Mrs. S. Mason, sr. Plagiarized Obituary Poetry. 14.. THE LOW D O WN cuts 5 feet, a nd all levers are with in ea sy· Already some hotelmen lrnve decided not the three p:lpers a.nd draft a :report pre- :l. Boy'11 do do- Mr. A. L. Y anstm'.le. reach of the dri ve r. M:n. Er>ITOR: -In your last week 'slissue to t ake out licenses i1ext yem', though the scntina the circulation 0£ each, this 4 .·Junior Bible Class, girls-Misses Morthere appeared a piece of poetry purport· 15. THE LOW DOWN i s made only by Nox oN B1ws., Ingersoli, and ris a.nd Boyce. Act does not come into force till May, re1)ort to be published once in each of the 5 _ Senior Bible Class, boys-Mr .It.Bragg. ing to be written on the death of M r. F . s old in Darlin gton and East Whit by b y . 188t>. Prominent among such areMr.W. papers. 6 . Girls Class- Mrs. R. Osborne, and W. Hyl:mrl, Cartwright . I for on e love ~Jakes, uf the "North Amoric11i:1," and honesty, and the rnan wh(J would enter 8 Assuming the above figures to be corMiss McClung. · our dwelliugs an<l steal om· goods would l\fr. Nichollas, of the" Hochester House," rect, we shall analyse as follows: 7. Boys Class-Messrs. John f;taccy and be considered a fel on i n 1 he sight of the R Osbomc. C obourg. They r efused to close their Sn'tESMAN circulation outside of S. Gil'ls Class~Misses Roberts and law, and every true Brit ish subject would h ouses on Saturday, Feb. 21st, in order aid in meeting out j ust ico to the culprit. Durham County,. . ...................... 360 Willis. i t o assist in defeating the Act, and declared W. D. New~,. ...... ........ .... .. ... ...... . . 250 \),Boys Class- Messrs. F. G. Humber, N ow, Mr. E ditor , I consider the person who would steal the sentiments of a noththeir intention of keeping strictly temper- S ·u.n, ... ................. .. .. . .. ... ...... ... .. ...BO nnd J'. Hooper. !i ance h otels should the Act ca_ r ry. . These 8ubscrib.,rs to both 81'A'l'ESMAN and Nows..,200 Infant Classes-Misses Mason and V eale. er and claim the m to be original g uilty of ;I a far more h einous crime than oue who do. Sun .... 100 Auiili1fry Teachers-Miss Corbett and l1ouscs and any others who follow their '.I would cnte1· my house and steal my goods P:tpers sent outside of the district and Messrs. A. Barber and 'l'hos. Kirby. : ., example deserve the support of nil .tenipei·or chattels. 'l'hese lines with the excepexchange COJ)ies sent tu other publishers SUMMARIC: tioi1 of the thircl, fifth and sixth verses, ance people. . ' are of no use to luca.l advertisoars . And Total number present l:1stSabbath, 1.85. were composed by your humble servant, While the victory is great, it would have I as the merchants and many other persons Ofticers and teachers, 20; adult class, 41; on t he 10th of .January 1882, in memory been stil1 greater had the campaign been ' take two papers and some of them all boys, 52; ~iris, 72. Verses recited, 154. of. the late F osti>r J . Crytlern111n. If my Q more systematically conducted. The idea Colleetion, 57 cents. ~ sentiments :tre worthy of rcproducting, I tliree, only one paper g.oing into the same ~t don t wish another to hav e the credit; in 01w1m OF EXEUCl SES. of ha>ing the headquartors in Cobourg_ ,· J1ouse is of real value for advertising pur'! was ii wrong one, a nd was ol'iginllted and - Called to c·~der l;>y ring of bell; . sing~ng some way let the public know (hy usinir d quotatiou marks) t hat it is reproducerl or ,, carried on by a few persons who must ' pose.a, and as tha pa1;er with t he large~t from Gospel Hymns, Sankey's; re~p9ns1vo garbled from the writings of another . " circulation is always preferred, we claim ..:ei1.ding from Cook's ' 'l3ible_ ClassSchola'1', " ; head the procession or drop out. It is n C AN:ATJIA:N . Superintendent :iml School; Prayer by ' passing eommli)nt on ·the ring-leaders in the value of three J1apers mentioned to be S uperintendent, School standing; Classes -~~ -~~~~~~~~ I Cohourg that· theii- own town g1ive the 1\S follows: " rcpair to respecti vc class-roorris in <?l'der Godey's L ·, dy Book for Marcil presents i largest majority aga-iiMt the Act, with a SrA'l'EHMAN 2,160 - 360= ....... .. .. 1,800 at ringing of bell; lesson, Interm1.t10.nal sollile very strong attrac tions. W. D. Nrws 1,3ti0-(250 and 200) = 900 Series; after about 20 minutes for recita~ single exception, notwithsfainding their 'rhc Ottawa Free P ress is tlie most llbly . Sun i80- (130 llond 100)= . ..... ...... ........ . .,.. 250 tion and instruction the juvenile classe~ conrlucted Journal in eastern Canada. I centralization scheme. It is equally re-assemble in the 'school-room and are 'l'o make the above comparison a little The Midland "/l'-,·ee P.1·e.~s has been encreditable to Bowmanville tlmt it rolled ·. I · more simple, suppose a merchant is n o\\ adtlresseci by the iuperintendent or an- larged to an 8 page sheet and is otherwise other person for ten minutes when the up a greater majority in favor of th.e petia.dvcrtising- in the STATESMAN, and he seni01: cl:i.Rses return and the ·r eports are il'nprovcd. Bro. Ryan descrvea to suction than the aggregated majorities of all I wishes to know how many more h ouse- i·ead by the Secretary. Then follow sing- ceed. the municipalities ·that gave ad verne We have receiver] an interestin" g pamholds his advertisement enter by in· ing and pmyer, and the clasiies are ~is- . majorities. As very little money wa~ serbing it in the News or S1m. Our an- missed in order, the smaller scholar11 gomg · phlet of t hirty pages tmtitled " The Liquor ex:pendecl in West Durham by the CenLr<il swer is: 900 if inscJ·ted in the former and first. Each class riseis and ret ires in res- Traflic and Compe.ISation," from the 1>011 ponse to the r inging of the bell. A1l ~he of Mr. Wm.Burgess, of Toronto. Committ<~e, those who contributed to the 250 in the lat'ter. i classes retired in excellent order and with The P·l'e~byte1·irm R m1iew is 'get.ting a Cobourg treasury from this district would ,. This is a fair and reasonable compari- very little confusion'. large circuL'ttion in t his district, especially like to &ee an official st:i.tement of the·, in Car twright where a large number a i-e LEXRON llLEl'.ij ANJJ PAPF.lt'3. son imd shows the S'!'A'r-ERMAN to be worth receipts and expenditures at ai{ early date, '. seven and one frfth iimes the Sun as a 'fhe teach'lrs are stlpplied with Sunda.11 taken . The low subscription pl'ice of one as they ·are giveu to understand that more School lJlmner publish ed at the Methodist dollar a year, is sure to ma'lfe it popular. . local advertising medium, yet we are t old Subscriptions taken a t the S1'A'l'ESJllAN money is iisked for now to meet present Book Room, Toronto; the larger :scholars 'that M1~. Climie charges ~le same rat.es as get thll "Bible Obas Scholar;" the smalle11 uitice. · liabilities. Ccibourg has ~een headquarters 1'S we do for advertising. Tho Toronto News Co. has sent us copschoiars, the " Intermediate Scholar's for "big blunders" from the outset of this 'Ve commend these figures to the Dar- .Quarterly," aud tlie " Juveuile Scholar'11 ies of "Wilson's Ball-room Guide,or Dane· Scott Act movement, ant:. it would not be 'lington Council who have awarded the Quarterly," pubfo;hed by the Dav1d C;· ~ng Self Taught, " "Dunbar's Complete llO(·k of Etiquet te," " Burdett 's Pat riotic-. a very git<Ja,t surprise if 11ometliing should township advertising to the Sim. A short Cook Pnblishing Co., of Chicago, · Ill. Recitatiuns and Headings, N o. 4" and The papers supplied are the 'l'rnth Seeker6 yet turn up to nullify what at present - WILL FIND IN THEtime ago we challenged Mr, Climie Lo and the Careful Builders published by the "Burdett's Domestic Recitations. " These appears to be a victory. It is far from publish the Ill\rnes of 25 subscriber5 to Chic:1go firm mentioned, · and the S tin books are only 25 cents each and can be creditable that the report was heralded to the Smi receivin~ their papers at post Bemn publishctl in T or onto. 'l'his school had at the bookstores or from the Co . the world tlTat the majority would exceed uilices in Darlington outside of Buwman- has a nice Lilmn·y of over :100 volumes, each pupil being furnished with a :cata· Over three tons of new goods ha" d b een 3,000 when in fact it is only about twoville. He hae since passed through an- logue from which to select t~e books re- received and passed into stock at the thircls of that number. other subscription season and may have f! uired. The boys and girls exchang·c genuine Star House. '1'.Geo. Mason,-proRESUJ,T 0:14' "rHJC J > OJ..LS. added a few more to his list. The STA'l'ES- then· books on alternate Sundays. Each prietor.· ArPLEs.-We will pay the highest price MA:. has nearly 800 of a circulation in the scholar is furnished with a calender card ~.~ containiug Sunday dates and when a book for .a ny quantity of good aou.id apples. township, and wc again challenge Mr. ( 1 ) A. MAGNIFICENTLY constructed machine, built from carefully ~~ -~~ is taken the date is cancelled and the c:ird Quick & Wright . ... a. «l::i.. Clin;icto publi&h the names of 40 bona placed in the apartment in the library selecM'd materials, and one of great las ting qualiti es. Bowme.nvilleWestWe.rdl.. 43 .. 20 .. fide subscribers to the Sun in that muni- corresponding to the number of the:book, (2) A BINDER with the fines t cutting apparatus i n the world. ·nA.R do, do. ~.. 19 .. 23 .. so that no ftirther register .is required. do, North Ward 1.. 62.. 21l .. cipality. warranted never to sag. K nives of razor s teel: do. do. 2.. ~!I .. 17 .. We consider this a simple and ca?ital sysdo. South Ward 1.. 4tl _ 17 .. Respecting a challenge in this week 's tem for Iibrarians. ( 3 ) A BINDER well balanced, free frnm fo1·ward weight, and a 'I'IJ ...T do. do. 2.. 32.. 22 .. of great scope. S1u~, we beg to ask Mr. Climie if the plant NO'l'ES. ' 321 . 125 100 in the Snn office is his own, i. p,., free (4) A BINDER with the newest REEL out, handsome, strong and oil The infau t clas~es are titught from illu~ IF Dar1iugton 1 .. .. . . .. .. ..... . ti() .. JO .. w .. g r eat capacity. . from encumbrance 1 Slhould there be a tmted tablet cards. do. 2 .. ....... _.. .. . . 78 .. 23 . . 55 .. chattel mortgaire of about $2,000 against < lo. :J .. ... ......... .. 54.. 11 .. 4:l .. A . BINDER wit h t he si mple st and surest knotter in use, never 'l'he singing was very fair, most of the do. L ...........,, .. 67 .. 31 .. 26 .· it, we fancy that in case we won h !il might larger scholars t.1.king · part. fails t o t i e , to tie tight and in the middle of tlrn sheaf. do. 5 ...... .. ...... .. 73 . . 12 .. 61. . cJ<). 6 ·.· .··. ... . . ··.. 57 .. 20 . 37 .. (G ) A BINDER t hat can be folded in two m i nutes t o pass t h r ough Bibles arc supplied to the scholars for find it a little diflicult to hand it over. do. 7 .. ............ .. 73 .. G.. m.. Consider the challenge accepted if the use in class-a 11ystem that all Sabbath any ord inary gate or barn door. t 52 113 schools should adopt. (7) A BINDER that fold s without removin g any Bolts, Sprocket, . answer is satisfactory, the owner of t he The scholars were orderly during the Clarke! ....... .... ..... ... .. w.. 42.. 23 .. office that has done the most job work whole session with the exception of a few Wheels, or anyth ing . Simple, efiective, sure. t llo. 2 ... .. . ....... ........ 38 .. :H.. i .. do. :L . .... ............ ... 48 .. 8 .. 40 .. (8) A BINDER with zinc-cove red dec k , and iron -capperl elevator since Oct. 1st to receive, free of all encum- of the very little ones. ~ do. -1 ............ . ...... .. 50 .. 37.. 13 .. do. 5 ..... . ...... .... ... .. 132 .. 21. . 111 . . rollers; . no s t i cking nor windin g 'i n w et grain. brance, the other office, plant, stock , newsThe collection was n ot as liberal as it 5 .. 78 . · (9) A BINDER eas ily shifted backward and forward ; w ith n ew e x · . paper, good-will and everything in con- should be. - Children should be educated ~~: ~L 5 .. 68 . · nection with the business. Nameyou1~com- in systematic giving for r eligious purten sion Butt Board for short grain ; rnmovablc in l ong g rain. ct79 152 327 ' poses. mittee, Mr. Climie. (10) A BINDER of r emarkably light draft; easily handled by 2 horses. Newcastle 1. .. .... .. ...... .. 35.. 31. . 1 .. The opening prayer was conclud.ed with do. 2...... ....... .... 37 .. 17 .. .. 10 the L ord's l-'rayer, the teachers and M~LEAN, ff(unpton, Orono, :2 81 Wellington county votes on the Scott scholars repeating it audibly with the 1 10 .A gent f or Darlington mid Cartwright. Superintendent. .· Act April 2nd. c ..rtwright 1.. .. .... .. .. .. . . 32.. 26 .. G do. 2 .. .. .. .. · .. .. . .. .37. . 9.. 28 Most of the teachers and scholars used March opened with very open weather. do. 3 .. ... . · . .. ... ... GG.. 21 .. 45 R ain fell in the morning and snow in .the the lesson hel11s in the classes-a practice do. !........ ...... ... 48.. 18.. ;io that is not recommended by prominent eveninl!. 109 The Dominion Cattlemen's Association Sabbath School work ets. .ABE US:E:C~ Murray . .... ......... .. .. .... 272 .. 2.'>8 .. H .. hr;.s been formed, with John Dunn , '.l'orThe responsive reading was engaged in ! Vanma,Lemon,or11nce, ete., ftavbr CllkelJlo Brighton ... .......... ....... 318 .. 243 . . 75 .. by a very small portion of the school. 1 Oream·,Puddlnc·,&c.,o· dellcntelyand nae;. onto, as president . Cmmahae .... ·.......... .... 336 .. lfiG .. 170 . . . 1 b 1 urally1utbet'rultt'1·omwhlt!htbeyare mnde, l1av e rncently bought, a t Seymour .... .. .............. 228 .. . 2-H.. . . 16 'l'empernnce people of Toronto h ave de- H esponsive reiic1m g in c asses y teac ier FOR STRENGTll AND TRUE FRUI'I Percy.... ... . . _ ....... . ..... . 27G .. 279 . . 3 cided to ask the Dominion government and scholars would be an improvement. I · FLAVOR THEY STA.ND A.LONE. Campbellford .... . .... .... . 117 .. 103 .. H .. The writer was very fuvourably imnot to grant sh op licenses in that city. Colbocne .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. . 137.. 48.. ~!I .. P A!P... RED BY THI!' Brighton Village ... ..... .. . ltii . . 101. . U:l .. .. 'l.'he M ailspeaksof the village of Oshawa. pressed with the Bible Class of boys IIastJ.ngs . .. . . . .. .. . · .. ·. . .. . 3-l.. li7.. .. 33 Price Baking Powder Co., tc'tught by Mr. Vanstone. 'l'hey did not Cobourg ............ .. ...... 308 .. :l~8 .. .. ,10 OVERPrior to the introd uction of the .N . P St. Louie, Mo. H amilton .. . . . .. .... .. .. .. .. H3 . . :ll.1 . . 132 .. use " helps" fr1 the class, and their answer- Chicago, Ill. llAKl:RI Of" Oshawit was a flourishing manufacturing Haldima n d ........... ..... . 12! .. 332 .. 8ll .. ing showed a famil iarity with th e lesson town. Alnwick .. .... .. ............ 82 .. 81. 1 .. South Monaghan... .. ...... 118.. 15 .. 103 .. A MonLreal saloon keeper has been t11at coulcl have been gained only by Port Hope .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . . 2U7 .. 342 .. .. 15 heavily fined fot· selling liquor to a man st nrly. Ho;ie ........ .. ... ... .. .. .... 325 .. 137 . . 188 . . The friendly feeling manifested by the Dr. P11ce's Lupulin Yeast Gems, Millbrook .. ......... .. ... .. . 98 .. 19 .. 49 .. when warned by the latter's wife not to Be"'t Dry Hop '1{ em,t. Cavan..... .. .. ...... . ." .... .. 273 .. 107 . IGG . . meml>ers of the school tu1rnrtls e<ich other d o BO, Mam·ers .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 296 . . 87.. 209 .. ::E"Oa SAJ:.r::E: :e;c G-l.'eOCJ;;~. was conunendable. They shook hands 'l.'he organiz:i,tiou of a company with a WE MAKE llUT ONE QU.ALlTY. (or about SIX MI LES ) of :l25! 2596 750 92 capital stock of $50,000 has been comple- and had a friendly greeting for each other RECAT'J'.l'ULA'l'ION. that reminded 011e of the meeting of dear ted for t he manufacture of locks in PeterW est Durham, majority for.... . . . ... ........ 962 borough. friends after a long absence. The welEast do. do. · ... .. . .. · .. ·. · .. · 567 come ex tended to the writer also was very West Northumberland, majority for .. . . ... . 280 On Friday niglit Prvf. B uckland, late hearty and courteous and h e enjoyed the Ee.st do, ' tlo. .. .. _... 37il Deputy Minister of Agriculture, was visit very much . Total .. .... ...... .... . _ . .. .. _ ...... ...... 2187 seized with a · fit on Yonge s treet, Toronto, and died a few hours afterwards. Scott's Emu l sion of Pure A delegation of bakers from Montreal Gen. Gmnt has canccr of the tongue and 11nd Ot~wa waited vn t he Government Cod J,t vcr n u. wlr.lt nn1011hnsphite~ must die within three months. pressing them n ot to r:iise the duty on General Buller reached .Korti 0 11 March flour or they will r equirn to raise the price Has all the virtues of t hese two most 1. 'I.'his n ews gives great relief through- of bread. popular remedies. Made iuto a form out the British possessions. that is very palatable and acceptable to It is shown by the P ublic accounts tb at Gen . Ben B utler is $200, 000 short m 140 Tory civil service employees have d u- t he most seasitive stomach and is witl10ut A s the manufac t urers w ill not supply another y ard of these goods,. his account with t he Govm.·nment as ring the past fiscal year drawn no less doub t, unequalled as a combi11ed food Bread except a t an advance of t en per cent with every prospect of a aad remedy for lung troubles, and wasttreasurer ..,f the Soldier's Home. than $59,000, over an d above t heir salarr aised by th is yeast is light, white and whole· 'l.'he Fenian organization is to be r e- ies, for extra 6ervicea performed during . ing conditions. s till furth er advance, w e a dvise our frie n dr:i to lay in a. supply ofi some like our grandmother's delicious bread, vived in the United States and two or regular office hours; and, Sir Hiehard C otton s w i thout d elay. C::ROCERS SELL THEM. more regiments of 1000 men each are to Cartwright states t hat the number of civil FIVE car loads of Liverpool and CanadPREPAftliD BY' T H&: be trained for· service in the Soudan service employees have s wollen from 3GO ian Salt at l'IInrdoch Bros'. Price Baking Powder Co., . against the :Uritish. Rossa is at the bot- when Mackenzie left office to over 660 to We offer Men 's Black W orated suits man'l'rs of Dr. Price'ssvccial F lmrinir Extracts, .i tom of this scheme. day. One D oor West of Post· Officer BGwmanviUe·. from $8. 75 up. Ellison & Co. E:h lCPS01 111. St. Louis. Mo· ·w;:...:u I I advertisi~g OUR SABBATH SCHOOLS. MINISTERS AND CHURCHES. - ::isr C> ~ C> N'"---- o '---- LIG HT PLATFORM BINDER SCOTT ACT VICTORY. F. H. MASON, Hampton P. 0 .. CASH We are now able to show some Rare Bargains in -Spring Goods, ' · . NEW, FRESH AND FASHIONABLE, at very close margins for Cash. ' will · . S. MASON·& SDN .F ARMERS BRANTFORD .2 BINDER '~1m NO POISON IN THE PASTRY L:::: ::::::::::::: :: JAMES ROBERT MOON, COUCH, JOHNSTON §CRYDERMAN Rock Bottom Prices for Spot Cash, Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Elovon Thousand Yards LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD ~iPRICJ:r ~ ~V.~l!,f, g "1' T l O r r 1~ 9.. . , · ~ ~ & . ~ ~ -~ 1 White and Grey (11 YEASTGEMS COUCH, JOHNSTON & CRYDERMAN,