Daily British Whig (1850), 7 May 1897, p. 5

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, iron: I IIBIOII. Numlqlhn. ........ ..a my ......... .. Pnrhhn .......... ..l5 l|y.... Oarthnginlnn ll lngii`..o.n.l. ..).. (Sooo ac. Oollfornh... .....n:9)lu :6 Jnn'a`.........-.. Flat bin only.) Hlnidlnn ........ ..1 Jun ...... .. c A--& At Ilgnnnnh nppunnglu uununu no uIpuInz.,ror~ guon. 47th but... dun-Inn the coming can The bone! tho Buttons: bps will In givoa their Initial-y uiuon W. W. luau G. Keill e. and from there taken to wane Lsmnu Iur interment. Deceased was a member of the Methodist. church and died trusting in . l the Saviour. v latlner Doln. Lrrmn, lhy 4.-J. Gordon heads the list with 126 bushels sown. Othon no close bohind him. Oomidorin the wet weather ndI ng 'dly._ J. Puunou but making oonaidofrablo Inna-on-.:AnOn n Ml .1, ruunou nu been making oonuuorumu hnptovunonu on his buildings. J. Pinch- noy hu tutu-and altar akin; I ve months count at "0' ochool. `l'oI'onto. "He will ho had noilh B to l'.,F - .I.vnu|W_` '47; Inn." dnmmn oomifn Saturn; ovonmg nus. vvuulcr .'nQl.ho will glvannapon six-ax bitioz: hqvlil be known, hqmh-sh an the 47th In. Jami. Ll:-n. Duj Allison no WHAT oua connssponnams Death Of A Young Lady. , II A __ K I17- _`.__AL HAVVE TO TELL US. Rev. A. A. acow. Ul quucu n . Kingston, returned bohis home ~j--`- Q-`knot Duly A Iquo 9 ..1a:=:':i:::;,%.P.;!*!" --M (h 'l'nahn`nnd nninyn noinnlo Brigh- ' I the others (lieu rrom uouuiu nuu-uuy.-n. LU D 3 ' I caliin . with %ier l l , l - 3 throng Mrs. J. Taylor is visiting sister-in-law, Mrs. Sprqule. Hn.-tington. Visitors: J. Mnnion And wife. Ynrker; A. Mohnn, Eluinbnr ; John Knrn, er.. Tamworth. and Mr. Woes. Hartington. Several attended the funeral of J. Hontlnz. Elginburg. Mr. and Mrs. .rothen. who have been absent. in Roche!- ler visiting friends since last December, will return tomorrow. The frequent ruins greatly retard spring work. Young stock are being turned out to pasture. .\lr. Lemmon lost. a valuable horse. While working in the eld it ran away, getting a. I leg broken. and having to be shot. H. Bnbcock has moved here. Mr. LaRue is elf on a hour. peddling chairs ot the Yar- ker make. Mrs. Stephens team ran away. but were stopped near Odessa. not. doing much harm. F. Shannon received a kick from 11 horse, knocking out several teeth. W. Kiel. agent. for machinery, passed h Friday. 1). Vroomnn has gone to the States. J. Taylor. accompanied by his nephew, W. Morrison. has returned to the latber's home in Hnrtington. for the entire neighborhood next year. 3. S. Wartman is erecting a new steam drilling machine of his own invention. Therois some talk of Latimor having n football team this season. Mrs. Patterson) is recovering from A severe attack of In grippe. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. at J. Patterson's; W. Ackley. at W. Bar ett s, and Messrs. S. Arthur and A. Smith -L Ll....`.. I.-.-nor Inn-nna sharpton liuppenlngs. Sunu-ro.~', May 4.~This is good grow- ing weather for so enrly in the season. Except new seoding,which is poor.t.he pros`- pects of the meadows are good. At. the present. time sowing is not half done. Cheese factories have all started with much better prospects than in year ago. The early growth of grass is greatly to the ad- mntnge of those short of fodder. Things generally continue very cheap. Ilny at farmers burns mube boughtns low as $8 per ton. 1`. Bnbnoclr. Mr. Somerville. Mr. ` Brethen and lllr. Mcuownn has each lost 3 a cow. Two not their necks broken and the others died from trouble incidental to .._I....... M... 1 !`..:-lm- in visitimr 3 Board meets again on May nun. . FI<'ru.\I, Ont.., May 5- -Une hundred and | sixty-eight. cheese boarded; 9 13-16c. bid: J no sales. A ' ._- _, : William Baird. who conducted a boot and shoe business in Lanurk, has removed to Larocquds Corners. .___.___....._.._.___..j._ I ears, anu Messrs. B. A: l at their former homes. in VI DIIU wow: 5 uuunu In 1:; us`.-ru. _.__.____ Cheolo Markets. S'rml.m:, Ont... May 5.-The Stirling choose board met. for organization. James Belshaw was elected president; A. John- ston. first vice-president; Junie: Mc- Coombs. second vice-president. No cheese was offered, being sold up LO lat. of May. Board meets again May l9t.b. Pnvrnxt nnf. Mn: 5 , _I)na hundred ELEPHANT Ready Mixed Paiml Steam Carpet -aw ..;.......==.=*e-*'- .;::'...'..'.:;:.:: Ion. `human. Bollovlllo. ca Duonnto on sunny: 9 nulovmo and Domino. \ a {carpets Cleaned. Alto. llcuiod " and IQIJ . IBOOKBINDINGT E st]-ac]1an s_ rnrnnnnnwnninn-nu! H-`nnnnl-DI.A AA -,-- - - .1 .1 Keep up hope. There are thousands oficases where re- covery from Consumption has been Complete. Plenty of fresh air and a well-nour- ished body will check the progress ofthe disease. Nu- tritious foodsare well in their way, but the best food of all n_J 12-.-- r\:l \K/'1.-.` is ]Cod-liver Oil. VVhen partly digested, as in Scott s Emulsion, it does not dis- turb the stomach and the body secures the whole benc- t of the amount taken. If you want to read more about it let us send you a book. AID Anni v w GEORGE MILLS &% co., AGENTS. IKIl'.\_'l G-STOIN . OJ.\'l"I'.A..`I:\'.I'D. ' - -a~.JS{`v' `\"\ `my ` ' "`We3*V.;;*\ *g.3-\ 5% AAAAU'AAAAuAA1A BY CANADIAN TYPOGRAPH c0.. WINDSOR, ONT. .1 pa '11.:-I-11$ Parent and Best. Uae.no other. G31 HAT SCOTT & BOWNE. Bellevilln. Ont. CleVaning.`Works. O! BTI-WIRTERN ONTARIO and BB!- LUIBIA. And fov I point: in K AY" und "OARIBOO." Tourist leeplng can to British Columbia ov ll luv and Friday. a otoxonnlon train: to the Onmdlsn No - on ovgn Tneudu during April. puuoulun at K. 8 1'. nd 0. P. I! once. Ontario` stress. I`. OQIWAY. - B. W. 101.613. Ant. Goa. Pun. An. (Ion. Hanna. 25 Years before the Public. Thqlndn _ % I of Testimonials. Recom- A . V mendedby Luna who with :7 2. : _j A. (fe; ::JlVii)lseases of the Stomach, Blood,_ Llver, Kidney, Nervousness, V Sleeplessness. General Deblllt)(\\_ Blllousness, Dyspepsia, ` ; Neuralgla. when all ` also has failed try nun aa4ci| It is a Question . . With us whether it is the low price or the advertising that is giving us such large sales on Garden Hose. Perhaps the honors are evenly divided. We just wish to say to those who found us out of the Seven-Cent Hose that we have more of it now, and still more coming. Hose Reels, Garden Rakes and Lawn Mowers of the best makes and at bottom prices. MCKELVEY & BIRCH, LOP BITTERS 69 :1 '71 BROCK ST.. KINGSTON. monouu a omm um... company. THE SCENIC FINE OF AMERICA. ALLAN LINE] IACIIIIJIM. nu. NU. H52. Ind Cabin. (tn-1 oludhxggnndo (30.16. Soongo--Livorpooh: Dani. Ihvt. luscow.[.on-Ion.!O3.5o. l E Nuuldlnn or lnuruninn-Int Cnhlnw STR. -'4N6i'`H KING :4 1.4.1.. $n___A.- `-4! M . N :' 0 . lfrlVOIEn0|tl It; It IJI6 an Inn at mm mm. v`-\ J. I'.J 0.1`. 01 I but! 0|: 0 ujuoto. llrlhrlninn and Cnlornn--lAvu-poolnnd Londondony--ht Clbin. mm. too, u, an Ind. (I52. Md Cabin. (in- aludlnn London) nub. mounts--Livomool. KIiT;ION & Femzir Canaan FEW Runway. mnmh 1'-,nB-rag Fl E LDS A nokmoig mo to the (301.5 nuns bfboth thozonhadlnn and American Routua Bounce chucked through to dnntlnntlnn. ' `*7 V ind Q I 5260? to n 0 or three batman the pain onllnly ms __x . and I (I no tug tu :9: union -~ :6 0110.3: I Mr; dflo `L if lhtmutuw. ' .hmI=n.Br :){MvuoSt..l gonto. # ;`$`_;.-_ ' nu. I.Mh.m. An! . luubhd an an Inn no nuz h 6 . m x. 1 L"; *7 "-::"'**3 - ' v In u , an as... g.`h'I|n I in nr nun bottle`: mun TIIIUIl 0 IIUIV I u u----f-v. 0 '..vr` W I. manna. v vuvuww `ouinIncI:_`,u-"on:-ealoro -cm . '"y-Eu. teeuh j .lIle DAII , sufuuu I now: sun u o uun., nd go 1:; Wu! M.` on. a.0qmnonolnJuno mu dolly. (uoope Ion- xv. . - Klnuton :- linhuu `Ba-_"I`lYl? 3M and $0 ) lllturn. 8105. "M. C In Nnuldin ot Osr\hollni4n- (hand! hondon) tea. gtxuu (Inn -moorum. nun. onto and oven infotmuti I 1 IAQIJY L:-h I-3 `J. (T31 Bylhrlnhn and California-[Ava-pool und Lomlondorn-136 $10. Qyovvov oy -aw.` ----.-- __-.-. A trl-wool]! union between Toronto mud Inntnolw mointoino {tom June In Iollllmlog I i ton ESDAY.TllUR.S- DAY: :1 ATUBD: going But at 5 5.111., nd no In at` nm. ' -w'N.I;;:.g'c"KI" WCIK IlI.|`:I lkllu ll 0 E .0, u 3 "I-Em : ` -u.'n :u.ar-m- uh-man, Horn : I amok: wufwlull -WIIII `Ill! Ilinouy. u-9'3 n SIIIIPW '.4.o A uuunhnr inf Inna T IIAVI ban IIHNI.-`CV7 an IE. ` D ........:_.; :.... Roche- STR._HERO -ui... a_:a_A .. AL- nl..n.._._...._ Is. I-IIXIWOII, 1.06 mm. Ho.1l:xpI-cu. a.nop.m xpuu. uapm. " 3!lsIwou.1.Ios.m' ID!` ,1:.`:p.n1! . lxprou, 2.451.111 mm. 11 Mixed. 840s.m > 0109.111. ,"l9Illxod. oopm 1, I. I undd nu dull . `No. 5 amps endow. All ochor ms nu daily oops du. Tum having It 18.26 noon, rlvu Oltmu at 4.55 pm. and train louv- new 1: n inn 1 . :3.` an throng man, In v jn-cv~n-rV----mar `ORONTO-MONTREAL LINE. A..I ;_.'I.l... --...l-4 Iuglugnn `Pn-nnn -,__, I0! IIOIIIO Illll ivory IIIIOIIIIIIIDII Ippq to x J. P. IAIIJY. V Quad Button 8. 2. annals-nnuvu Aunt ` 0 Oluunoo Strut. ui3'lIE'-n"i'o3?i'no. I none. intonation Ippll to I Rhys! l'|Ill tumihlpa. .-_...\I Iaglllnn -A N nwllln fnv Ln "I`IA'l"l win: WI 00- Il nsnn .03:-Gd`! IIDDUR (in- If you In {hinting of having new signs or sign: made cumot do hotter than ' one psuidwe am map WEST. I - o u - . . . . ..IIUIIlIU ~ - . - - - - -- LATIS 0]` PASSAGE. .l__ --J l'I_Il'_-_l- [inn run . IIJ6 . 5? cm 3'15", .'.' ' .l0p_]n.,u A _lwI.::.all&nsn|l. IV . . . _ . .. J. P. HANIHY. Anni- Einun-nv .ntInn_ nnr. John lnturn; 8105. MM. $11!. A or 0sr\hAlni4n-md Oubln. udonnsl. to llth I AY v C 1 glp. Pullman goeommodnuon. ;T:'ii: . IILIVIADIQ IIUIIM r Ststlon. oor. Johnston ..sn In `. 6111119 ..llJnm .10 II] ..!l Icy IRX There is ono bright color called cerise, which means ohvrry, and in has somehow manngul lry some occult nccrmnancy to steal nho very translucvnce of tho luscious eoxhcorc hcrry. An afternoon gown for nmnmcr or into spring prommndcs was of this color in in light crisp tniictn. Thcre was a row of white lnco sowed nlinost ilnt nronndjhc bottom of tho skirt about three inches from tho cdgo. This was headed by v a hand of white and gold tinsel. Another similar arrangement was placed ban is ` Inches below the waist. Tho bodice was * ma`-lo of hco in French style with n rutile ~ of lace It the bottom. and as wide swim hell of myrtle gmen entin. There was a square yoke eect wrought bynpieceot tinsel Itn, lordcred with three folds or ` the green ntin. The high stock collar was nln 0! the green. with n lnco m. Inca caps and lace qua: trimmed the tight Ilecvesot the cherry mum. The fair own- I of this enticing gown had a bolero hot at myrtle green rough nu-aw, with any nnounlot pink cherry bloesoIu9--a liherfy. ` and n `rut one. to be taken with nature for tho incl carrying one an idea in fashion. Back of thesowcroa bunch of myrtle-Ianvuond a little knot tinuelui M with hoe. A nnhnr Iwllllnntlv mloral outdoor: cos- oomilowvr. all the purples from tho pniost liluo to tho (lC0[M'St ht-liotrupo and \'l0lt`l! in every shade of that well loved hlosnom, and all with the perpetual background of refreshing green in all its varied nhndcs from the yellowish pea green to dark myr- tlo and oak. In spite of the numerous da- signs whrrcin many colors mingle there are still very many gowns men nmdool what the French call united colors"- thnt is. goods of all one tint or color. Grays, hr-owns and heliotropes uro oftonost seen, but there are bright pinks, full ycl lows, and hints, greens nmi pctuuins. All these are very bright. Blue for the street is apparently less liked thun any of tho other colors. Magenta and mnliunl are slim am-n. In sumo frw cases these glaring colors nro softened with a veiling of lnco or not or one or nn xther of tho bountiful grcnncines, but not usofteu as they should ho IlArllL'l'0N AND HONTREAL LINE. aruuxn "summon" lluwnn Hamilton. Toronto. Kingston. Loro Iulnndu. Rapid: the St. Lnwronoo and Non- nun net. I Another brilliantly colored ontdoo: . Nine {Inn A poplin of a deep magenta. lyllgon purple. Thlswns mndoln quite ` n undulgn. Thnfront bnndthot the skirt wu lnld straight, with a {old at cnh side. The Ildq bxmdsha were cut nraight from top to honour and plnited down the hip Ion Inches. the take up" falling fmc \ \ X.n`nn.'nIj-Hi-mm.lnInlI'IX'II "VlIl` CIIIIIWNRWUI out In one plccu.-uxun My pad hmnght nound the body and to the cunby means ob plans. 1 his gun). nrlng huqno disc: at tiohottnuynld ltqu planed In to t eloxuonuovwvct pommas. ` A the! atnwingllsh walking hthnq Nu:-nnnluI:IIlAxnInn nenutyrouu `inns. no its Run. ~ It llng DIQOI UICG In IOYIII OI IXJICYUI DBO other not lace trimming is richer and hand- Iomer than nnything aim. Than 45, how- ever, in new trimming provided ex ssiy for this, and it resemble: per-alnn rder- lugs. This in in the softest of tints and tones, with 1: thread of gold or silver scintil- listing in unexpected places. This garni- tnre comes in diifcrent widths, and in one case there was a regular little guro mode of it, edged with small gilt acorns nun fringe. Somo persons may not like the peralnn trimming. Such may have their skirts and waists and sleeves, too, if they so desire. mode with plnits, either knife, side, kilt or nocordion, on ull are in vogue now. This glossy and rather still mnterinl lends ` itself admirably to piniting, nnd I do not think there are any other goods that rotnin 1 the crease: so well under all \\1-miners. l Them me other colors and qualities oi mohair fnhries, nll showy and of good 1 wearing mine. Home nro hr-oeuded and , some printed, lint tim rrcttiest are quite ` pi.-tin. The block innliull` stuffs promise to be very popular for ordinary summer XIII! ` vvuu W( \'. rm... HIV. The new rolors ought to delight the eye: of those who love mxcrs. Thcrenre plnkc ufxvory shade. _vcllows from nnrclssus to , mnndnrln, lnlmts In 1111 the nnssihilitles, from the rules: hydrngcns to the rich, deep IQIIU l$$J$ (nan! tho Popular l"n|u-In--.Vo`m Dun Mum ` rial:--'rlnn Gqodo Io: _lumu|er. ((f'opy:ht. im. tA`;2l1`.e.Jr!cnn.1."`1et:n Ano- ; `Tho mttll Gilly-'1' have seen this weak bih lib!`-3,3106 oht nloilit-me. This useful and always pretty material has never betcha been made in pure white, and the result In very successful. I The present way otymnklg up thinpcw Idea; is to have 'qt buck lace hid over It wbernvo,-r trim- v.n1tng~mm Idvnnblo, except In case It is .15! nninnnnnlnn tho-nnn A9 fm` nnim IIIIIIIUHIIIJIU. HUI` Ulu!'I' HILIIVH. llll|l'I'E_lI UI' single. hhcklmoln tom of bolcrouand nthmv at Im-n fv-Inimlna in I-Inhnr nd hnnil. JIIIIIQ-lelllq Iavunmo, except In cum It IS -" for union dresses or for quite youngciu-Ia. For tho latter bind: s-eivet ~ ribbon of bias wlwt of Home other color in very mmll quantity is appropriate and fashionable. For older ladies, married or 1 nlnaln, hlnnlt Inna In lnvhn nf hnlm-nu Am! Lalvn nuuuwu :- Golng Eut~'l`Ul3DAY at 5 pan. Going Woo6-F8IDAY at 10 p.m. PIIu-HAmmon. M50 return. 00.53. `Po- ronopu; lolnrndilll `anneal. 04; return. 9 it Bertha And lulu included both Inn. 1 ._4, . ,. ._, _ __ _ 1 `Ike ll dIo_"Ilrll!lui I.'!v_1'nn use lllooxn ; 1 xutiuoiiu-xs4unopvmucoaxuAx1; Ag- -.__,_-_# -,u ,. _ su_;`... ..__.. n:_A_ M358} siqmilu;-' sed xii Fash- ' - Viqnable Coitujaes. em n'uf`o'r qonna ` and rvned. WOlll(l Iilll SllUl'I. Plnlds um oflvn soon. and am frequently cnnpluyvd to nmko traveling mnntlcs. The wml pupllns would bo nice for such pur- pose. an tlw coloring ls gcm-rnlly pleasing Such n ganm-nt is made in ' regular ul.r.ter style, with Itlceu-H snug at V the wrist to l((`l`|) out. dust. and with u 1 pretty nmxlunillmry cnpc. stitched several ` times nrmzml. The ulster is single hrmstml and buttons nll thv way down the front. In June: nu.nu-h.l.- fnr unialuulnnu-r thu-rv unmty nmsn. nucnlngs on aux` \ Iuun, crime, and. in fact, everything, and also accordion-plnltlngs all prepared for imme- diate use, no for sale. _'Iheao are lovely. Chlon, with narrow white or yellow val- enclennu edging, no Among the pnmlest oi the made up trimmings. These are to add to putty nummar gowns, though they an already anon on the spring ones. But- lllngs and plnltlnp are "among the most popular of trimming lot spring gowns. g In the 9121120 way with gnod vnccb. I think Lhnt tho tlnu pinhvnd and shep- herd's rlu-cksr will be the f:n`nril.cs for sum- Imr wear in light silks in spltonf the sud- ! den (lush um-r printed tnotas, lnd|n`s mu} 1 foulnr(l.~'. Thorn will be nmdo up for ruthor * mro ccrvmnnlum ocmslnns. but the h(`\`.L'I'd slllu urn so useful and so rened thnt lht-_\' flll rcqlllrelncms when the uuhcrs ......m ..n am.-o llllll. Hu'_\'1Iu rrqu would fall short. tn, 1 ,1, ,,._, -4-4-- Inti lmttnns (in mm` wny uuwn um Irunu. In dress nmtoriuls for midsummer there is little that we have not R('(`Yl before. these being new only in the design. There are many patterns of silk muslin, with em- broidery upon it, snntotimos in silvery whim nnd snmetimes in pretty colors. Tulle, hluvk and wlxit-3. is duttcd with all sorts of dots, square. diamond shnped or round. and somrtimos with all of these in one design. They ure to be worn over col- ored silks. Some of the hrussels note will be plaited as they were 10 or 12 years ago. And they mny be trimmed with narrow satin or \*rl\'et ribbon around the bottnnm The tullcs um hotter adapted for evening wear. The soft hm-ego is now presented with n dainty pattern of hnmhurg em- broidery, generally in the same shade us Ibo hnrege, though sometimes in two or more shades of the same color, or other mixed rolnrs. It is pretty every way. unit .1 tin: nvhhn Inuvnn nud "I10 hm. ml xm rolnrs. it Is |'i2`l`tl_\` every way. Many ml the whim lawns and fine ha- tistes have dellcnto embroidery. judicious- piclmd out with bullion threads. These re most often in ower designs in the nut- urnl colon. Silk. muslin is also embroid- ered in light and delicate tracery, with more or lam gnld thread. Narrow and wide ounccs are wrought in this way to _ho sewed to any of the summer gowns as n dainty nish. Ruchlngs of silk` `: mull, "mum and, in (mat. cworvthimz. nnd also J. 9. HARLEY. `us. swnna co.. Puucngor Aunt. Freight. Agents. also cnmu crane`. '1`muiso, tuminy and hundreds of fancies in thin goods nro shown until it would be a hmrtbronlging insk to choose one from so many. Some of th`t~m are lacellke. and lomt-. those mmle of tho twisted cord. rc- mind one of the wire scrrcns put in win (ions to give ihutiivs und mosquitoes n cuusu for riotnmi hilarity. This is called llnmiso. Tho t:xm|n_\' is not so piuin, hcing striprd. in him: civsign, (`)i(`(`k(`(i, stripmi or lwrm-mird, or, Indvrti. xtrcugzht into more diiierent tlexiccs than 1 mm mention, nil pretty not] all strong. I must not omit to mention one morv [il'(lpt`Yl_\'. nnd thus is, there are donhlc Ianninys, whcro the upper purl: is hlnck nm! the inwor om-. colored. Those are em.irc'i_v (l|iTcrm1i'. and would be ontirc-iy S(`ptIi`l\t(` but; for occasional tlircnds thrown through each other, which mukcs of it one pivcc. This is \'orIv"0i1d. but t'c<:ti*.'o. some nrenmlinu is treated 33;: tvaflin um visiting gown` , . ante wee of none [tiny cnthmvre ii6'uble,'n ne and beautiful fabric. The 'wnie_t was made without 1 den and titted like a glove.` It fastened at tho` built. There was a eherp point in iron;-, and the lower edge wee piped with a narrow cord. "riieee were sprung cope with a border of ivory colored lace. 'l`hero`wuI a sprung berths oi the mehmcre withue lace trill. On the skirt were three iinuncee ct the ivory colored luoe. the twoaupper once hoing wide end the hottoxn one but halt the width of the others. All one are model gowns, either imported or closely copied from other: I. Wio o Among the few new drone materials of- fed this past week one ilnda corkscrew ihitlng in all the new soft nehta-oi tints. Pnrtionlorlypretty it is in a hazy him. There in a satin mdrdantc, which may he den-ribed ne roughened satin. This in in wide widths and in delicate and hright, but rough on the surface. Carded cloth in mother scratched .or roughened cloth, `end it in fine and pliable. It makes up beautifully and is particularly rich in the deep blue, petunin and plum ehedee. A new all wool poplin is a novelty, for thin mutcrialwneelweye mndo of linen and wool or linen and silk, the cheap vh- rietice having cotton in.-atond.of the linen. Aside from_ these we find net- _ tinge of many varieties and degree: 0! ncncae, tanner satin reps and chev- rone in mohair wool. Those. are very showy, but good value. Some of the form- or eating on) so fine and are produced in Inch 0. great variety of design and color that it is almost impossible tobclieve them Othcr than real satin. One new stuff ll culled urolinn. It resembles bcngnline and also china crnpc-. vv.....4.n +.....im1 nn Imndmrin nf fnnnim CASTORIA` Nylylnwtlnuglnlnlnwunuxullc inland nnymotoh or oontruumh ljmidmji, rubnmuudanhgg ' mu Linn. rm: DAILY ware; FRIDAY. inn 1} 1397 Milford Tuplcl. Mmronn, May 5.-HomLio Hubba died on May 4th alter a lingering illness. The funeral services were conducted at the house on Wednesday, after which the ro- V mains were taken to Picton for interment. Will Burley, of Bloomeld, and Emerson Barley, of East Lake. spent Sunday with their parents. Mics Addie Hicks Ian on Friday for Cincinnati. Rev. E. A. Yonkin preached to the children on Sunday even- ing. On account of the rain man of the children were absent. Messrs. ohnson, ; Martin, Derbyeliire, Gilbert. Grooms. Ben- , son. Vance, of Picton; Brown, of Demur- cstville; Strong and Johnson. of Belleville; Brown of Wellington, were guestsnt. the Central recently. Quarterly meeting was held at South Bay on Sunday. Mrs. (Dr.) Bredin and Miss LibbieBredin were guests ' at J. Welbunke , Royal street. on Sunday. , Miss Maud Clark visited friends in Picton a last week. Rev. A. R. Scott. of Queen s ' l(.'.....i>nn rnfnrnml tn hi: hnn-.n ....._..:s.. Myers` Dave I come. i Mi !-ms CAVE, May 4.--Fnrmers are busy ; seeding and already a great. quantity of` grain has been sown. Quite e lo. of rain has fallen the last. few days and the weatlr or is very cold in consequence 1). Young ! had I bee on Saturday last. drawing lum- 1 ber from J. R. Perry : mill. The mill is running full hlnst. and turning out a lot of lumber of good quality. A cow belonging to J. C. Mitchell had its leg broken one day last. week by the kick of It horse. Our teacher. Fred Williams. of Arden, resum- ed his duties on Monday lnat. Quarterly! services will be held in Harlowe church on Sabbath next. I. Wicltware, ol Cloyne, preached in Harlowe church laatsabbathin the absence of our pastor, Rev. Mr. I-low. ard. Church of England service was held :.~ .... ...|..-..-.I Iunk. Shhhmth, Rev. Mr. XV -I I $3 GIG-In-Illyuo Liverpool mum at I wlllo for London- dorry) envy Sauudu from lontnul. calling at Qnoboc. Innrn Ilnnknnnl. Onnfnn. Kepler ltomn. KEPLER. May 4.--Rainy weather still hinders seeding. Church was well uttend- od on Sunday evening last considering the : state of the roads. Several persons in this section have procured new samoles of seed grain. S. H. Powley has purchased u now ; disc harrow. claimed to be the host in the ` market. Our locnl photographer, F. W. Aykroyd. visited Elginburqa few evenings ago to photograph the Elginburg brass band. He returned with a broken camera. He will try it again on Friday evening next. The quarterly board met in the church to-day and transacted the business 1 for the uartor. "V. Bruer, of Elginburg, i passed t rough this village on Monday. Our school is increasing daily and all are working earnestly. Cheese factories are in full swing and the mttlu of the milk wagon is constantly heard on the roads. IQEII vvcun. university, last week. Ono statlon Occurrences. Oso Sr.n-m.\`, May 4.-Moat of the. farmers have nished their ploughing and K are now making preparations for seeding. F. H. Kilborn has returned to his studies at Queen a. and Miss Mabel Kilborn has returned to Bbarbot Lake after spending their Easter vacation at their father ;-, Dr. Kilborn. The cheese factory opened Monday under the management at Mr. Snider, of Violet. He has moved into the home recently built near the factory. Meeera. Lute and Carr report greatne- ceee in a recent shing expedition. There is talk of starting a kindergarten in this neighborhood. E. Noble is able to be around again. J. Larmon has purchased 3 modern rpnng-toothed barrow from E. Bourk. Dr. Kilborn has improved his lawn by having it exlendedand pint of it reeodded. H. Anderson has added a pret- ty summer-home to his already handaame residence. Mn. W. Bishop and daughter, of Zeeland. paid as a short visit laet week. Visitors: Mine Kellal-,.of Arden. at D. Hughes ; Mien Abbie Kilborn. at J. K. Bourk a. ' J lunws Fnmualcmons. Tho `Hahn Iron Vulcan Point: in Inn- on 0utso-WIIIt People Are Doing And Will! `lhty A1-esanx--'l`hn Event: of Interest to All clnuu. GLENVALI, May 4.-Lut Sunday even- ing the pulpit in the Methodist church In: occupiod by K. Otaer. who gave I very in- Itructivo Iarmen from Isaiah XL, 25. Our Sabbath school commences nex1;undAy. - H_. C. Otter : new barn is completed and is -.. :_...........-nu-.0. tn thn nl'.I-ant. Hnrold H. C. Otter mm In completeu Inu la nix improvement to the street. Harold 0:-nor in at. home now, college having cloud. Our young people gave: sugar party in the hall one evening last. week and I report a very pleasant time. Mr..and Mrs. W. W. Koill. Kingston. spent. Friday nt| (1 'l(-:lI . lleuul III 1- Avian. up-_p Commnoox, May 5.-We regret. to en- nounce the death of Mine Mary Trickey. She has been a patient. sufferer tor several weeks, death ending her euilerin I on Sun- day morning last. The funere service: were held at the Methodist. church on Monday at two o'clock and the remains were conveyed hack to her home and kept: until the next `morning when they. were placed on the morning brain for Kingston. end from there taken to Wolfe Island for :..;........-..a-. lunmmd wan A member of Ferguson : Full: Toplon. 4` Fr.nuvsoN s FALLS, May 5.-Misa Nellie ' Morris returned home on Friday irom Watson's Corneis. Miss G. Pye, of Lnn~ nik, is spending a couple of weeks at D. l{orriclr a. Mrs. Cunningham returned ' home on Friday after spending a couple of weeks in Carleton Place. Hnuseoleaning _ is the order of the day. J. IL Morris lett 3' on Friday for Drummond Centre, where i heis engaged as cheese-maker for the season. J. Morris has secured the sen: vices of T. Bolton. of Drnmmond, to drive ` the mail for this summer. William I Noonan, of Bnlderaon s, called on friends here lust. week. nrd. Church or rmglnnu EBIVICB wuu nmu in our school Inez Sabbath, Rev. Mr. Spence, of Flinton, officiating. Visitors : W. B. i\IcAllistor, of Ottawa, and E. Perry. of Centnaville. Int. J. R. Perry's; Miss Edna Mitchell no Mrs. T. St.ory e; A. Dellyoa at his daughter's, Mrs. W. Mills`. Daffy. ulhvt. Gluscowmon-Ion. 33.50. 1 .. *::.:-.'::--:..:.: ":'.'a".`.`.:"..`..=* -M-L ~ m. . . ` lhnuldln or Osr\hsnlnl4n-:nd I

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