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THE ENTERPRISE OF EAST NORTHUMBERLAND Volume XXI.--No. 3. COLBORNE, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 16 ,1903. $1.00 in advance, or $1.25 at end of year We praise Thee, most bountiful Father Whose mercies forever abound; We long for Thy service far rather Than all that may elsewhere be The place where Thine honor is dwelling Appeals to ourthoughtand our love: It speaks of that glory excelling Which shines in the mansions above. With deep and unsatisfied craving We thirst Thy salvation to s«e; For Thou dost win glory by saving Each sinner that trusteth in Thee. Thy blessing upon us descending Bring comfort and gladness and And saved from al' selfish contending We learn that Thy ways are the best. The words of Thy promise repeating We worship our glorified Lord: We fine, :rue refreshment in meeting Where Thou arc r-vered and adoled. Help us, while our seasons are len Thy t'aibUiul redeemed ones to For love and devotion are streu e.-.rd .By constant communion with T Dalesville, Que,, 1903. T. Wal SALEM A raspberry festival will be given under the auspices of the choir, at Salem, on Tuesday next July 21st, at 7.30 p. m. An excellent programme will be rendered and all are cordially invited. Admission 15 cents. Prof. A. P. Misener will conduct a course of bible study on Pauls' system of theology in connection with the Salem Epworth League every alternate Sunday evening. The next meet-rn^Lof the league will be on July 19th ano\all are cordially invited. ONLY ONE DR. CHASE. There is only one Dr. Chase < eipt Book fum< who is known the v he grave to.-mankind. and signature- A. Vv". Ch i : on every box of his remedies, 3 not dare to reproduce these. They Jar e the guarantee which protects _jou rgainst fraud. Be sure they are on the box you buy. SMITHFIELD. Mr. W. Drewry is quite ill, at the time of writing. Mr. Willie Kemp of Ameliaslyirg is the guest of Mr. W. W. Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. Orl&Ml Clark spent Sunday at the home of Mr. H. Bead. Mrs. Harry Spriutnell of Toronto is the guest of her mothe . Mrs. Hoivell. Mr. H. F. Bullis who has spent several weeks at Bruikville has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Whitlej of Trenton spent Sundav the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White. Charlie Fulford of Rochester is the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fulford. Mrs. Henry McQuoid of Winchester is the guest of Mrs. Ellen McQuoid for a few days this week. Mr. A. Blakely of Anieliasburg spent Sundav the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ferguson. Mrs. Philips of Fraukford wl.o has been visiting her son Mr. J. Philips of this place has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Spicer and family of Chicago are the guests of Dr. and Mrs, Cross at their summer cottage. Master. Willie Ferguson of. Amel-iasburg is the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ferguson. Mrs. E. Coulter of Toronto aud Mr, and Mrs, P. Coulter of Brighton spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and M Jas. Coulter. Miss Mabel Scriver entertained a few young people on Friday evening in honor of her cousin Miss Lida Coulson of Niagara Falls. Mrs. E«' -rd of Minneapolis is the guest of 1 n: and Mrs. Isaac Smith after an absence of twentv-two years. We are glad to welcome her back. '°n9 Hair "About a year ago my hair was coming out very fast, so I bought a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. It stopped the falling and made my hair grow verv rapidly, until now it is 45 inches in length." --Mrs. A. Boydston, Atchison, Kans. There's another hunger than that of the stomach. Hair hunger, for instance. Hungry hair needs food, needs hair vigor--Ayer's. This is why we say that Ayer's Hair Vigor always restores color, and makes the hair grow long and heavy, ti.oo.bottk. Aiid™^. EAST COLBORNE. Miss Pearl Turney of Salem spent Sunday with Miss Terrill. Miss Amy and Pearl Barton of Hawley N. Y. are spending tlieir holidays with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barton. Mrs. Winn is visiting friends in Wellington and Mrs. W. R. Scott is acting as treasurer of the Baptist Sunday School during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Couch and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hollunback attended the funeral of Mr. Couciie's mother in Smithfield on Monday afternoon of Rev*P. M. Duncan occupied the pulpit of the Baptist church on r>nv. day evening of last week and deli ed a The The Baptist, parsonage has been treated with a fresh coat of paint on the outside and paper on the inside The feme around the front has also been painted which adds greatly to ibe sjt!**.: ::„•<» of the property. Miss Margaret Hinds received a letter frun Miss Evangeline Watson which gives a complete outline of her trip from Coiborne $to Dalesville. According to die letter she had a very pltasant trit> on the water. Miss Eva is i ssed very much Here in the Sabbth school and church. THE DANGERS OF CHILDHOOD. s the most deadly season for little ones. The little by a mere thread; diarrhoea, infant cholera and other hot weather ailments come quickly, and sometimes, in a few hours, extinguish a bright little life. Every mother should be in a position to guard against., or cure these troubles, and there jb no medicine known to ined ical science will act so surely, so speedily and so safely as Baby's Own Tablet* A box of the Tablets should be kept in every home where there little ones, and by giving al Tablet " .f the j;« ml y r little mi till he trouble couies-that too late. Remember that tin meots can be prevented by keeping the stomach and bowels right Mrs. A. Vanderveer, Port Coiborne, Ont., says: 'My baby was cross, restless and had diarrhoea I gave her Baby Owu Tablets and tbey helped her a mo3t at once. I think the Tablets a splendid medicine for children." Tic Tablets are guaranteed to cm all the minor ailments of little one they contain no opiate or poisonoi drug, and can be given safely to new born babe. Sold by medicine dealers, or mailed at 25 cents a bv witing direct to the Dr. Willi Medicine Co.. Brockville, Ont. WOOLER Master Allen Austin is visiting hi grand parents at Picton. Mr. Ray Page of Ridgeville is visiting his aunt A. G. Abbott. Miss Ethel Cunningham has returned to her'home in Picton. Master Bruce Bawan of Frankford is visiting at A. B. Wessels'. Miss Emma MoColl of Toronto i visiting her parents here. Miss Nettie McColl of Rochester ii visiting her sister Mrs. Ellen Arthur Mr. Arthur Terrill left on Tuesday last for Calgary where he may rem Mrs. W. W. Gould is camping ( at Pusey, Peterboro Countv, on count of ill health Miss Luella Curry of Madoc, has returned home, accompanied by her cousin Miss Helen Terrill. Mrs. Alma Dale of Hartney, Man., who is visiting her husband here, preached in the Friends' Church on Sunday. Mr. W. W. Gould and son Douglas have returned home from spending a couple of days at Campbellford. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ousterhout, of Brockport, N. Y., are visiting her mother .Mrs. silver and other friend* FRANKFORD. A sad drowning accident happened here on Monday morning when Maggie Sullivan a child of 12 years lost her life while bathing in the river. Frankford base ball team journeyed i Marmora on Monday and defeated ie town team by a seore of 2 runs in closely contested game. On Wednesday Mr. Johu L. Garfield and Miss Bertie Johnston were united marriage. One of our prominent professional en is soon to enter upon the duties a benedict. The Currie block is about finished id adds greatly to the appearance of e village street. It vwll be accupied by Mr. Saylor of Trenton. ED VILLE. rs. Allan of Ottawa and her 'sou nsiting her sister Mrs. E. Cochrane of this place. rs. Orton Purdy has been sick for a short time past, but we hope to see her around again soon. Miss Etta Hare of Brighton is visit-ng her comir.s at the home of Mr. Wm. Cochrane. Having is in full s at pre id*t ing farmers ha a rale is a fail Ver ■ warm weathe last wt ek. One of o. Mr. G orge Herringti in the hay was over but no thing serious it The people in rhi sorry o bear of the h (Rev Mr. horse which dropped Som I e of the m.l.lir camp recent!*' from t been ather sick Bine There will probably I turn o ut to camp fro year. - folio successfu; Scho s the ilid a tea to the'revi Inspector. IV--Dorcas Gerow, Francis Cooney, ^.lice Cochrane Phyllis Lacev Maggie (.'batten. Sr. II to jr III--Edward Onyon, Cecil Gummer Bertha VanHlyke Keith Stimers. --A. Mackla Fi, teacher WINTER BLOOMING PLANTS Plants are natnrjl home companions. nd ice to the bright picture e and bloom within lends 1 sinn of perpetual Sumin bower of blooming beautv. A liuui ber of choice plants for Winter are g'ven in the August Deliueator, with directions for culture. New and striking varieties of abutihons, be gomas and azaleas are illustrated aud advised as ideal window plants. " I am well now and enjoying better health than ever before in my whole life." That is the statement of a woman who had never been well until she was made well by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. There are a great many other women in flke case. They have always been sufferers from disease. They have never known the joy of perfect health. For all such women Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription holds out the pros-pact of perfect and permanent health, by the cure of the womanly diseases which weaken women. It establishes regularity, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cures female •weakness. It makes weak women strong and sick women well. r, of n idly.se treated different doctors and sPen^ one hnn- re misery in my bac^, also irregular periods. 1 pain all through my body. Pain in uterus verv severe. Had smothering spells, breath .•ery short all the t'-- * iltS than ever before i. .S niscj-eiy,' 'Pleasant Pellets' ami 'l..-.tic.n Tablets,' These medicines cured me and will The dealer who offers a substitute for « Favorite Prescription " does so to gain the little more profit paid on the sale of less meritorious medicines. His profit is your loss, therefore accept no substitute. Dr. Pierce's. Ple^saut Pellets regulate tlfce bowels. f i , CARRYING PT^CE. Miss MaoMasters of Smithfield, * is visiting her friend, Miss Ida Bunter. The Misses Thompson of Fort Stuart are spending a week with Mrs. Miss Ada Wannamaker of B. B. C came home on Friday and remained until Sunday with her mother. Miss Eva Goodself. of Trenton, is Bipgley rilla; CENTRETON. Miss Mary Gebrge, of Warkworth, visited Mrs. McKenzie's on Sunday of last week. Miss Thomasena McBride, of Rochester, is home visiting her parents for a short time. Miss L. Wilson, of Warkworth is visiting at her uncle's, Mr. Johu Brewster, this week. Mr. Robert Webb has been quite poorly since his vacation of camping at Kingston for two week. Mr. James Henry Drinkwalter is improving the looks of his barns considerably by making a number of alterations. Mr. Grant Finley has the contract. The strawberry- festival Held in aid of St. John's Church on July 1st, was a grand .success, the day being fine. Tea was served from 4 "to 7 o'clock, after which a very interesting game of football was played between Cen-treton and Wicklow teams. They played forty minutes, resulting in a tie As neither team scored the home team wanted to play ten minutes each way, but the Wicklow team thought they had not better play as the, game was to warm for them and so time was called. The proceeds of the day amounted to $119. Miss 1! Br.nis, of Paterson. N. Y , has relumed to Brighton, after spending a few davs with her friend, Miss VV. D-m-h. Miss Maria Corrigan has returned from Mrs Bentlev's and Miss Edith has gone to spend a week with her cousins, the Misses Greenleaf of Belle-vilje. Mrs Pierson and Miss Harris visited their sister Mis. Hubble recently. Mi. mid Mrs Fiihliek and Miss May •f Miss Ret i nday of STARTLING REVELATIONS. It frequently happens that people suffer for years trom kidney derangements without knowing the cause of their backaches, aching limbs and other bodily sufferings, suddehlv the truth is revealed to them that thev are the victims of Miss Annie Tait, of Picton, spent a few days with her frieud, Mrs. J. Young, on hei return from Toronto andSault Ste. Marie, where she had been spending her holidays with her father and sisters. BALTIMORE. Mrs. J. Giililand took a trip to Toronto last week. Miss Mary Haig, of "Grafton visited relatives here last week. Rev. G. Nickle is atteuding Method ist Summer School, Toronto. Chancellor Burwash, of Toronk spent Sunday of last week at his old home here. Mrs. E. McEvens, Niagara Fall: was recently the guest of her broth Mr. Justin Lapp. Mrs. James Campbell, Sarnia, with her daughter, Vera, is visiting hei father Mr. C Williams. Mis. George Mason and daughtei Miss May Mason, St. Catharines, an spending several days here visiting relatives. Mrs. (Rev) Soford Dixon, Wooler, was recently the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. S. Haig. This is Mrs. Dixon's first appearance among us since her late severe illness and all were glad to see her looking so well. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson (nee ] Carrie Mitchell), Thornton were visiting Mrs. W. J. Rowcliffe. Mrs. Thompson's former sriends gave her an eager welcome but the centre of attraction was baby Muriel Thomp Mrs. D. Haig, who was summoned to Toronto on account of the serious illness of her son, Thomas Haig, has returned. Mr T. Haig's many friends here are very glad to learn that he is making steady progress towards complete recorery. SILVERWARE For Wedding Presents. Last week we advertised gentlemen's solid silver watches at $8.95. This week we want to draw your attention to Silverware. Our assortment is particularly large just now. Some of our new goods comprise Tea Sets from $15,00 to $23.00. Budding dishes 5.00 to 10.00. Salii! cishes 5.00 to 9.50. Fern pols 2 00 3.00 5.00 and 7.50. Biscuit barrels 2.00 to 4.75. .Sugar, (team, bon-bon cake aud bread dishes. ALSO Full assortment of knives forks and spoons- We Fit Spectacles. H. J. MAYHEW, Jo??Slf Coiborne, - Ont. Pure Paints and Oils Church's Aiabastine Farmer's Tools, Complete | Binder Twine, Stoves, fjrges and Peerless Machine Oil. Gasoline S ves. We carry in stock everything in the hardware line. Coiborne Hardware Store, OUTRAN! & CO. Opp. Victoria Park, Coiborne, Harvesting Machinery The undersigned have in stock a full line of harvesting machinei which they are offering at lowest prices and ou most favorable term These machines are the best that money can buy. Get our rates on BINDER TWINE It cannot be beaten in price or quality. Machinery, etc., can be seen 1 the premises of Dr. J. E. Alyea, Percy street. J. E. ALYEA, Coiborne, Ontario. S. H. SCRIPTURE, BORN. arrow--At Edville, on Sunday July 12th, 1903, to Mr. and Mrs. t. T. Farrow, a daughter. Harness ! Harness! W. Barton & Son, Harness and Collar Makers, Coiborne. Onl inform the public in general that they have <. ntered into an engage Mr. G. H. Post of Albion, New York, which will enable then, to i;' with great promptness. Harness of every description made to ( premises from the best stock that can be procured. Those par thinking of showing horses at the coming fall fairs are respectful to give in their orders as soon as possible so that we can mak harness to suit them and we guarantee to make all the harness o W. BARTON & SO I Coiborne, - - On,