342:; :xgInwIun_In uwou b `[o`A |ERI.'lIlY ITMB 1 . . .A&`V:O|l:lbi0$'Du.l ._uu-.4~o-.- n .4 Bartlngton Illltory. .._-_. 1,.-- nn VIM... -q-nu--- ndnbln Dolnll. 1.-...- IE! I'\-2...- A ' VIII} Rhtllilly THE EOLDI THE HERO, Whose. bravery. valor ' and valueto his country ' ha been attested b3 ___2_.. l'V.__-._-`I 1.. LI... 'I'T ::;iy(`?:ua:er:'iT;WtI1Ie 8. Army during the last thirty `years. You May Never See Its Like Agaim 3W:9J@ S W; F`. [Return of our Nation s Glory] IIIIUIQIIUI Viluplyun-,3 In our In addition to which 3 po 1101 have for security the unlimi- nbm of all tho stockholders. IABI AND CITY PROPERTY lnlnlol It 353335 `2 We`-'3-7"""`' a an. Annh. IHEREDIIAAM nlanmss owe HQRSE1 IN FAR: Congress of Rough Riders of the World. The Man and the Event that Bind Euro 9 and America in I UNION OF ADMIRA ON. ` /V-.;" _ _~-~-- - ii? ihe last of the iiuiialn--llniy Herd on Exhihiiiun. $7 `This Enormous Outt is Transported in` R @100 Indian Warriors) may-Bobbi $00! the wishes ol thou on- rlntlor lmtruotlonmcivll Sorv1ce,Buin0u II and sad wriun . S `In Iulzlon. 0:11 as but on I. g.l;&nlld- in (or hilormntlon. , An Ethnological Display of the Horsemen of the World gathered from the Four Quarters of the Globe. I I A Kaleidoscope of Human Race and olorji Unique and entirely Original in its every Feature; 5 _ Union of the Primitive Horsemen of the World and the , Cavalry of the Greatest Military Nations of the World, it alnnn nlnno \JGVIllJ U1 ULII7 -stands alone. 50 American Cowboys. 30 Mexican Vaqueros and Ruralies. 30 South American Gauchos. 50 Western Frontiersmen, Marksmen. Etc. 25 Bedouin Arabs. 20 Russian Cossacks. of the Caucasus. DETAOHMENTS OF COL. W. F. CODY. BUFFALO BILL At 10 AIM. by Detailed Delachrzients from each Division (Wild threes. Bnulo, Cattle. etc.. being neosaarily guarded 1 camp). So that he who nmamay read." The Marc will be enlivened by THREE MAGNIFI- 'CEN:1` 313A ps OF MUsIc.1ed' by the Famed, World- 4 T11: WCE1uI1;i)ionV L;I`.dy Shot. 1|. lodloul unpennmnaonu nun r Boa . Corolla! fopoityu 9.`.~"*.'.z.:w'"'"-'- p mill. I Carrying all the Paraphernalia necessary to '0 avored 00000 Stand, Seating 20,000 Persons. UNITED STATES CAVALRY. UNITED STATES ARTILLERY ROYAL EN(iLl$H-lR!SH LANCERS. GERMAN CUIRASSIERS. EEEE STREET EAEALEADE] nur)(A\_o\|LL's cowapv Imp ectric Display by the Largest Port Candle Power cop- o Oircnita. ensuriiag " g NIGHT AS mMi$Ai,9?!"9X2_. LOOK UPON THIS ROSIER OF THE REAL : -p --u--v'w.---- r.-~v~ or AL|."_IjI;-up EAi=ifi'H. `pgm or ;smnc-| Ogaua.11a.Bru1e, Unoapuppa. Sioux Cheyenne and Arapphoe Tribal. Assuring Perfect Protection from SUN OR RAIN. On the First Day of Arrival there will be given a All Under the Personal Command of BATTERIES OP V I Wing C ;.The 'Y:;z:g-;_aWi-rn;1:iV<),f the Gun. tin {or Instruction: on 1' union. 9:11 10] In [or lnlormnuon. i9'J91m,BakP $9 o'clock M 1 Hcart*~* Iicrxc `maria. I U I I " nvunnn Gentlemen 01 me nouse ol commons: I thank you for the liberal provision which you have made for the public services. 4 Honorable gentlemen of the senate, gen- tlemen of the house of co tnons: The session now closing wil be me- `momble, not only on account or the im- iportent measures which have been ess- `ed, but also because it hn.s been eld during the year of her majesty`s dia- mond jubilee, in which the people of all parts of the empire united in cele- brating the sixlieth anniversar of the reign of her tnajest queen ictm-ia. The splendid demons rations that have taken place throughout the queen's 3 dominions testify at once the loyalty and affection of the people toward: their sovereign, and the unity of the British empire. I know that you re- joice with me that Canada hna worthily performed her part in these great events. In nnnr fulzinn lcmvn nf vnn I aming" Ottawa. Juno 29.-At eight o`p1nck his oxeelloncy, t_)_up _,gove;`n0l_~ uqral pro- ..d,e..d to tho-om-her ofvt new in tha parliament buildllrg 9 gnom- bern of the senate '_ Q I the members of tha_ `houua at common: $..`uI-up Imam mumuvindIuI`I:n1.)M bi!` of the `pres in, and` euuuunnqugua-_ I" pun-vu-at----v ,.- ; _; \ ~ ,` V , .. 4*` % I c oovanuan.n:uin:.-`auAIE I INF.F'-LD.M!.JN0 Ao!!.'h no menu tn h0 Dunn. tnntlnh In humans: Ind: ill following speech : Eon. `gentlemen of the eepqte. gentle- men `of the house of commons: In rolievin youlrom further extend- unoe `in par! amont I desire to thank our for the ussiduity with which you `me . diechtred the dutleq A0!` a In- iguing session. and I congratulate you on the we important legislation: which has been 12- e outconie of your delibera- tions. . The revision of the term, which occu- - god a lar a part. of the Iesaiom: has 7 en com eted inn nganner which` ,1 trlut.'wil prove effectnveln rbmqtlpl 9.19 trade end_coqu`nex-co of t. 6 `damm- ion. It is gratifying to kn.uW;t1hIt.thie measure has been recognized as one 6! imperial im runes. and that it has already be A. marked effect. in stremytheninz the bonds which unite Canada to the mother land. Thu nrrnnnnlnnh fnrltbllhinu I Kingston Ladies College, _v A CHURCH SCHOOL. Canada to the mother land. The arrangements for-`establishing fast steamship line of the highest class between Great Britain , and Canada with the go-operation and assistance the imperial and Canadian govern- ments. encourage me to hope that at no distant; day we shall see the accom- lishment of that very important pro- ect. . '1`he hill to provide an effective sys- tem of cold stor e on land and sea ' will promote the Interest of our agri- oultumlists by affording means for the transportation otperihable food pro- ducts and placing them in the best con- dition in the best markets of the world.- Gentlemen of the house of commons: I than-ilr unn fur lhn lihnrnl nrnvininn BVODIB. In now taking leave of you. I desifd to express my best wishes for your per- aonal happiness, and my earnest hope that the work of the session may prova useful in advancing the proaperuy or the people [whom you represent. 3... .ga._.. _.-_..._ E373 You Palpilation, Throbbing or lrregdnr Banting `of the an ? . n so , Milbun-n : Hem-tand`Nerva Pills will cure vou. Han You Shortness of Breath. Dis- 1 {nun after Ex:-,-tI nn_.a I nah You Q nu...-.. .1.;... 2n__.m. ainht o`o1nck _ _-V-__ , , . R. K. XIIaB0B.l:ln.I.D3. I.O.P. lI.,LL'l'E Medical Bnpo ten :11: Klnuton Gann- nl Boanlnl. Oononcu for oiI:y,|nd_gog_n_t.n I 3120111105! OI HTUIIII. L715- trcss after Exei'tl0n,..Aa Sfhothrin` Feeling. of inthroli h thcl nnm and um: Mill:um's Heart anderve Pith WEI cure otqalicve yog if tgken in time. ` Cur wig? cuIi(y`roi- HI MDIIITI I IICIIIT anu Pills will cure you. ` A. . -- uynrp Iiuagiq" ful iwhin Chum`: us. 1%: 9 ntuunt. -`I0 . ' Mlnmmmu--NL kidney mub1a.t.hmgy'on: Orvuord--moo. "unmount- oompgpwly ncuvunsu. uu lucjtzxnn` "Ibwnnhi[.i +- Pilpu. ee . nouio {I3 `VHQUMU dealers. Edmpnuon, fncburon, `!`oroMo.' HIYIIBIIUIIIJ-*-I.` ' in pilouourod. C_ '1 _n mg` ADONI-- Goqr ` 5 kidney. and liver nhpgng " Dn; " T Ghana : 923* ;':~';:-~e..... ...; .2... ins v-- ,. . \, ff rhuznhggn -.iat:T:?~rlz(-5" ,, llih-. roco . :gdnfAnn"'own|hid Quin:-. agrsgsrwmakgww .&.....; ..*;:.'.:. :::PV A Dr. ~0mn ,o . In cold 5! I dodlen. Edmpnqong tuft Co.. unnu- fnnhnll-nf vnhhllfd,` " Jmws Ddd s Kldno: Always Cure I1eum,:_ '!P5":'Jllt zvw:-' lityfgvfor $80. 1 have been matism for, sever";a l"[|p_Ot " * IA cduld scarcely gt "noun - I had qriod nvggal remain. but of no ads. I reo.d_7 of the derful cures Dodd I Kidney Pills had done, and pnrqhued one box} Fromthi I began to get alias. I`Iias`n`tised 4boxea and I nm`.curJd."f' [.7 A I remain, yonfi "ON-S *- ` W` , 3-4 London, Liverpool and Globe Fire Manna 001190!!!- -__A_ -..-_`l`l;VliliI Tn nnhlltlnn n QHIAVI L.3%.igS %=uasWti]" ---.1 Q-:- Tmhers , A Bonk-keepers , Siudents , Pupils , discount 0! ono-third to dnuhtou of c 'n`:``%'v`:!n'~`, E` . or Yd) n; do a`EiincshI`r; Life As- _p suranqo Company. DIAIIIIIIALLI A OOIIAII W15 Godwin : Insurance Emporium Removed to Anohbr` Bulmlngn. over Ixprou Otoo. corner King and Brook an-gnu; `M-. Odls the Pstronuo of ms Gnoo the Amhbhhop and tho Vary luv. the Dean 0! Ontario. . lulrhma.` um Rutdonoo oi Aloxnndor Gunn. Johnson Strut. .`_.-'L.-.-n-.4 A--\-n :1- Iroldlnlldtlon [I'll |o`_ vmuu noun 0 pl The nnomont undo cm of homo _ %Q_hi;ho_pI.I:aox1.t1;1 trglalnu. . .. 4_ _ . o )0! rm. 5:.-. . . = .3.$..*':".r.'.' rm ` on o ono- us no I inhnnnlun - nmuuto IE JUL! AND AUGUST-Anv hour or lnbio may-huh: wishes ol thou urlnn for lmtrnntlonn.ClV1l Sarvlcebuinou. _mE"&3?EF.' 7th. InlIILDII -0 n.c_-.c- 11.-.!-uni-An Dill I IIII4 II Iuvurvvaunn-nu. \88IGNlE8 IN TBUB1`. onaxom I! DA- aot Minot. A..sl(nmnnt.u noliolhd. smvfiie & LOSCOMBE. nouns:-Inna nt mnnnm, nmamnn an I ""'RMY1"Ern.x""""n.u.nu. ` __ .3 t II-not` ..:..m:..v.:.'-'~+=-`*-' A Q ghost": uvsiy. - 1". .17` "a;.;`;.. i`.f.`E....... so v:au'a'.'udn en. undo -------~----------...--. ~--- EDUCA-f-:lO"NA|..' B. I 14 allow V on. BE66, rial~rn~ . nmm LEGAL [ l'H, B , HOLICI Pub . Oommlnlionnr for tuio for In in the n . 0110 to land at our- un.-Annh nl dlnln. Huklt J. B. UCKAY. Pros. ----::??-j- .aoo`Atars'r.N .g---:---- man. somcl ` pmmlullonex I U . 0! Morncxvme. Ilrvou law Dun- dny that an than `o! I xtoon yang, hu- ixigiloonlnlntnon to t. bedside of his nmt|m,v1lIohu bon vorj ill foraoun Inonth. Rev. Mr. Whyto, our new min- ism. undo A very favorqblo impression on the congregation yoowrdny. School clopod lgo Thundny. and tho pupils nro busy miking propnntiom for tho picnic on July _ cm, which promises who as aueoou. Burl-Iollold Ilnpponlnfu. BAll.IIl_!lI.D. Juno Qt-What might. have proved a fatal ucidonb occurred on my Aoftafnoon. A: Mr. Kidd and :- uin hlninn 1 oiot. `nil near Belle lallitllvli 141- -1 In: ulvul. ,GLl)1DOWlR, June `. 9.-Mr. and Mrs. Redmond, lately married, will reside at Kolliford instead of in our term as stated last week. H. Garrison paid a ying visit to Westbrook last week. Miss Lizzie Kelly is attending the entrance exam. at Sydenhlm. This year candidates from a distance, who did not wish to travel on Sunday, were compelled to rise early Mon- day morning, partake of breakfast. which in their excited frame of mind would be slight, drive fteen or twenty miles over rough roads, and within a few minutes of their arrival at their destination, without having to chance to rest or to collect their thoughts, begin writing and to keep it up all day. Could a boy or girl do himself or hereelf justice under such circumstances? If the examinations must begin on Mon- day let it not be until the afternoon. A. Thom on and wife visited friends at Hollef d Saturday. The ball at the hotel the other night. was one hum! to be remem- ll I.ImlllIl..::n:`.v.--qulzomn navig- - a u n - 0 fooshull mwh at 835%- IIIII hub Ilcollmn pleu- cd V1.25`! Cuban 1. Min R-ouhilr Io at Jan to hnvo you to Itno Mind 050 ootrpllunnur c not the aonm-um] o munlo. In H and H. (MI! wheeled to Nlpunoo . .8" oh I 0 I bl fun W In "L. 1:.-rd`: Inwnn has Ilnnlnnd In a la: (Inn. Mn- gneue 01 Mlle mum Aururn an ournuuy lat. Kn. Sternot Knapp has returned after visiting friends at Carleton Place. A number of our young people are going to attend the selebrntion at Newboro on July ls__t. Matthew Webster met. with a serious accident last. week. Hie hone became frightened and ran away, smashing his buggy into pieces. ~thor u hindered III! WWI. III! In urnuy II Ixpwwu homo Iran HGMIIAI In 0 for days. Mu- to . Iloconnoll Ian bun qt!-O olck, b_ut In It to In MOI!` again. `u dry won- t o rowth of the gain nun: var: Innnlu, an! A nhnunr nf nln vvv----7 , --l.__. , ' ' lrnlngvdnlonn. '1 -j-L KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE ( with tho Inuitnto of Charter- id Accountants of Ontario.) `MIC! IIII hllldfl ll|I I`0'I'a 0| III flln crop v much. en a shower of rain would me e the 'II lpO| l rejoice egeln. . longer ledba Foams, June `.Z8.-MrI'. Will Percival, Chantry. and Mn. J. H. Acklend, Athena, were the gueeu of Mine H. Helee on Fri- dny lint. The new telephonevhee been placed in the poet omce. Fozler. Mrs. S. ` H. Dnvideon is very ill etjireent, but hopes are entertained of `her recovery. A time air` visitor bee come tn stay at. William ' Pm-te e. Ernest Hellidey wee vieiting at John Smith : last Sunday. Mien Maude Acklend is learning to be e elegnph operator. We with our young lady success in her undertaking. Quite a number from this place attended the jubi- lee neg-vice in Elgin on Sunday. Ornond Biuell, of Addison, and Eznelt Alford were dilute of Milo Mend Admin on'Sunday hula. Mn. Rtarnae Knenn has returned olleloru aalmraay. `um Dan no but: uuuu the other night. was one long to bered. Mrs. E. Bnbcock is ill. Alvin Seaman has gone to Cape Vincent. Visi- tors: E. Thompson. wife and little non, Fish Creek, at D. Walker a. Illl And llrolo Ell Log. Wmrronr, -June 29.-A number from here attended the picnic in Toledo last week. On going down stairs to his cellar lub Sundn morning Dr. Parker fell and broke his eg between the ankle and the knee. We hope he will soon be able to be around again. Rev. P. A. Twohey will be absent for two weeks. He left on the B. & W. expreee `yesterday morning. G. F. Reynolds had A staff of men ninting E. G. Adun a block last week. he windows of the Mirror oce were handsomely let- tered uid urnlmented lean week by our artiab. G. F. Reynolds. We regret to learn that at the lat session of the county council N orth Crosby : assessment was raised and South Grosby s lowered. The children are new attending the summer enminm 't.ion. Campers are arriving in large num- bers. David McReeis building a hand- some residence on Concession street. A |.._.__ m.......-s l... 55.. -.mo.-....s~. Rm. D A. TWODGY nu erecwu I unvv uuuuu nuu nwood shed. A. M. Craig is changing his drive house into a dwelling house. C. H. Whibworth is building nkitchen and wood shed. The carpenters who went. to British Columbia in April are expected home soon. They don't like that coun- trv lwu vvunv ul-\-v V-vu /2'VllNACllAB., Juno `28.-Quibe an excita- mom; was caused last Saturday over the sale of A horse. which was taken for debt. The former owner forbado the nlo. but in spite of ted warning: business went on, End . Swootnun purohuod the horse 3.... 1-1: m Rama "lights nuered man tor -323.00. #8110 ngnn nnguwu luau pro riated I quantity of pork owned by r. ughea and R. Jackson; 1150 to some maple syrup belonging to A. Connor. He also such a pail be carry away the syrup. Other puoona have been visited ap- pnrently. b the same night. walker. OnAan'I inbi 99 was celebrated bv a szoodlv I lsav. nu. vv. xalgu. n.n.. gononetrimonial jubilee eervice before going to the picnic, Edger Granger. of Glenleld, and Mann Carrie Cranhehew, of Denbigh. being the contractin pertiee. P. nider end Mine May Bel eeeianed the groom end bride. After the ceremony the happy couple proceeded to the home of the bride : father. E. Hughes, Mrs. R. Jeckeonind `Mrs. John Grey ere still ver ill, but with ha of . W. Gregg. of Merriciovaille. arrived lest Sun- rhw. Altar An nhmnamol sixteen veer.-e. M E V =*lW| '--jig-1- ` Ihorldhufnn Vulcan Iolnu In lut- Qf 0| PIOQIO LII Dob; III! Wilt Aulllill-`|'I0"'I OI IIOQOIIIODH Ollllo _ I T n Gflunlln. Gum 29.-Qu|to o num- .|...J n..-. L... ...A In mnnnullnn vi]. reuuonce on uonuuaa.-Iuu auuuu. Abury Tag rt has the contract. Rev. P. A. Twohoy uerected sdrive house and nwnnd nhad, A. M. Crnlr is uhamrimt uv-nu try. oh, W.'Swootn|m purohatod the horse for -828.50. Sane "light; ngered man -nnrnnrinluul A nnnnhv of norlr bV pnrenuy. 0 me rumo "nlguu wuuxur. Queen : jubi ee was celebrated b goodly num t Weneley picnic. Al report. 1: nl Rnv. M. W. Igiarh. B.A.. IHII` pic: New9iS~ msF1;s2z1 I sleoMIEN?T8 1: ' ` -. ~ j 1- ~ ! . - ` ` -7.` ' A ,,,, _ - -I:- In Sunday `Incl-non. Al nu. nlua mu a thing sqiaiot sftqtqllndduui ought thg nil upnotte bout. a sun Iognlmm Bdriuhld ind u ukih` cjshod out to the ruuno inside 9! a few mlnutb. Er. geqywulreltonnch tho_ but when thoow hwonfoundnptothok-ouch it want. t holding on to I50 ova-turned but Tboyvh qnily Draught lathe :L:':.:m::'::.`:'.:s;:.."*:.'*..+....,.'~**"" `WHO-`lIICVI'-IoIurwurInvII'pIpuI"Ionut DoRI~.hulouinnos no-soossonnotnh :`: ..m?"`. A 2.1-::::.-m n-nnnnihd lnh {I&~vII7j to thy v ``--v-- |" ..:'..:m:`:2.:.':'.:.s":'*:.`........"*`*`"' ',`l'|.-nlnrlnn-Inning an-Qnnhinnnrl hi lintnnco I-Jxumlnntlom. - ____ __ 'r.___. (in II. ... Two Were I:-Ado Ono. , _ no l\...`A- - may pucmc. All report. a Rev. M. W. Leigh. B.A.. uh-imrminl inhilnn um-vim: nurnsssxsuu us: us: 1 . HABTINGTON, June 29.-'1`ne men have been busy doing their road wotk. and have it about completed. The crops need rain new to make them do well; sofur they give promiseo ing good. Our cheese factory is cloi , rushing business this season. Mr. y. the new Methodist minister, is ex ted this week and is to preach here next Sabbath evening. Thomas Graham. Portsmouth, is painting B. Cumpsall s residence. and W. Percy, Verona, has given a coat of int to C. Bell s house. The buil ings are much improved in appearance. We are having a great time just now with chicken-pox and measles. Between twenty-ve and thirty have had the latter; old and young alike are taking the disease and some have been seriously ill. Only four or five children are attend in; school. Once in a while a stray horse gets shut up for the night and the owners usually know about where to look for them. Yesterday afternoon Rev. William Short. Kingston, a former pastor, preached in the church here. On Saturday evening the Holleford football team came out and played a 5;: me with our boys. The home team were the victors. One day last week Bert. Patterson had the misfortune to be kicked by a horse. No bones were broken and he is now able to walk around. We are pleased to note that Miss Myr- tena Freeman has successfully passed her final examination in shorthand and type- writing. and secured her diploma from the Dominion business college, Kingston. She is spendin.hor holidays at M. Clow s. Other visitors: Misses Eva and Emma Campsall, at B. Cam ll's: Miss Lillian Wood. Violet, at J. . Wood s: Mrs. Gray and daughter, Parham. at James Gruy s; Mrs. Wesley Barley, Verena. at Mrs. Sprole s; Mrs. Smith, at her daughters, Mrs. S: Jackson: Mrs. J. MeQuade, King- ston. at M. Clow s; Mrs. Pnrdy. and daughter spent Sabbath. 20th inst., with friends at Kepler. F. Clow, wife and son, Kingston, spent a few days recently at J. Moore s. Inuon nooaea repair-I. U|ll' mumcxpu vnrnouu-anther limited this you-, and any the moat unavoidable grants have born man by the council for the building Ofliilllrf road: and bridgcc, sud not nringlodo `rhu boengrnntod by the provincial authorities ior reps rig` shoiorgo `oxiaonbof tho colonisation in thin Irumicipnlity, thou h norm 0! than are in very bad repair. "glotwithoundig the still prevailing hurd times A few local improvements have again been undo in our lmlo village and vicinity. The drive shod At the Methodist church has boon nished; a .3 comfortable yiachon has i been. dad to the _LI.--__ _-..-..-.-.-- ,7-nun: flnhnninn Mun :.j_: State or The crops. Pnu.xrsv1u.a, June 29.--A good many farmers are towing millet on some low land that was too wet to put in other grain. The warm day: have given the com a lively appearance. The wet weather caused the weeds to get a good start in the planted lands, and now it taken the farmer all his time to keep them down. A num- ber of farmers purchased weeders this spring to weed their corn, but they are not using them to any extent. Seine claim they are no use, and others think they would work all right if they had any chance. or if the weeds did not grow so fast. The meadows and spring grain are looking fine so far; there is a larger acre- age of rootaput in this spring than usual, and they are doing well. Alexander Ache- son is putting the ashes that he purchased last winter out on a piece of muck land. He put out some last year and received a renter increase from them. Lemming lc ase have commenced making brick. The wet spring has been a drawback to them. A. Lockwood has erected a ailo. A. Brown has the foundation ready for his drive house and horse barn. Y..l..I..n tln\v Ivan nalnlu-afar` luv u nrvunv :'::v:*:.:-.".r W "..d."~"..aa."*:..- i at A VI - `Q0, 31:6 V on with tuhafr gnndpuonu. Ila. Ryan. J; V. Ryan in tho ho_mo to: I week. -- " IJXDIII vuuljl. Dlpman, Juno 28.--Doing Itntuto labor hu boon ag order of the day lately, and our blie roqdl have rooowud some very muo nooded ropain. Our municipal ngnnnngrhnthnr limltad lfl VOII . lnwnon nu neon. Iuuuu w my Lutheran parsonage. J amen Johnston has built a roomy storehouse to the roar of his ,|tore and a nice and attrqctive vnrsndnh no the front of it. Theodore Thompson is building a new frame hbuse. Emnnuel Wager is putting an nddimbn to his house. nrumsn nernuu Ills Iuueml Inga Ilwuuu to his dwelling: Emil Wnrlioh A nice porch and vrandnh. GI Stein is re- shingllng his large barn and A. John has built 0. good frame stable. Albert L Stein had the misfortune to run the knuck- lee of the second and third ngers of his right hnnd against the lath saw in sawing lath in his father : mill and will not be able to use his hand for a. long time. Dr. Doig is utending to the injured limb and will do his best to restorethe usefulness of can 1- w 1` 5 mn._I.-4 .0 oh- lh.A--In > GHVO B01150 lll IIOXIB Dafll. Jubilee day was celebrated by a goodly number from this vicinity. Some went to Breckville too see the sights and other: book in the picnic lb Toledo, and all report hav- ing a good time. Some went by brain to Brock ville and others drove in order to stay to see the nights in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dnvieon went to Ottawa to celebrate the 22nd. The went down by boat from Portland on t e Rldenn. They will be the guest: of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Deviaon. Mrs. W. B. h and Mrs. B. C. Phelps drove d Brockville on Monduy, the` 213:, to in the Victorian jubileeplz that place, wherethgy will be thegneehe of Mn. H. C. Dnvieon. Bend repel:-in under the dllferent road masters in in In blunt. If the government road nnmmininnnr nnnld drin our name of the II In mu IJIIIB. u we gvvvrnmcnu ruau commissioner could drive over some of the road: that am being repaired he would cry for shuns. Hurley Elliott. of Dunrobbin, on the Ottawa. is visiting his father bare and his sister at Lywdhureis. A number of the boys intend hiking in the wild sud goof]! west. show 3:. Brockvillo, this week. DL-I-.- :n :3uih\n an nvrulnan (ohm. Dnnumga new lrllna uuuuu. mInnu_u|-u Wragor utming E man ndt has added: Inge kitchen _E_mil Wnflioh wxl `"5 Unow I5 EIWSKVIIIBI FCIII WXK B. . Phelps is driving In exlgrou frank, Philipsvillc to Brookvillo every riday and mtnmina on Snt.nrAv.mrrvinlr nanommra rnmpsvluo W nroolvulu ovary I nun uuu rqtu-nyzg on Bntuuhy.mrI-yigg panongwera and froight bogh wnyp. Wood `lhrd. James Campbell. corner of Wellington nnd Bunch numb, always has on hand a noun! -nu-L of lung mnnln. out And uncut. And nuncx llltlk, Ilwlyl nu on uunu I goodutock of but maple. out And uncut, dry Ihho. pine and cedar blocks. All nhnnnfnrmnh. Tehnhaillll. 01'] law. pmu unu tvulr mu cheap tor Telephone 118. 'I.ivuoom;Iunuounabyn.och;m'-Pun. Jkmlunun an. apt: dny and night. K. nun nevi. A;--. J u _`..__-A _Ag-Q_Q-gngnnlui-A!