and has only. 200 inhabi- It was recently visited by a the first to call there for 'Testify to the Efficacy of the New Scientific Dandruff Treatment. TE of As mi m ir grow ly. Mrs. A. erin Great Falls, Mont ; "1 find Herpicide an excellent »" H. Greenland, Portland, Ore., says: | "Newbro's Herpicide stopped my hair's fa » out." J. D. Israel, Norton, Wash., says: "Herpicide has completely cured my dandruff." . Charles Brown, president First Na- tional Bank, Vancouver, Wash., says : "Herpicide is noted for keeping the scalp clean. '. Insist upon the genuine. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Harpicide Co., De- troit, Mich. GW. Mahood, agent. ' OEE They CONTEST OVER WILL. Heirs special Are Experiencing Some Difficulties. Oswego, N.Y.,, June 30.--A contest has arisen over a division of the money left by Miss Ann Culhane, who died in this city a few months ago. Wednesday moming a petition was filed with Surrogate Mead, asking that an order he issued directing Patrick Culhane to show cause why a partial division of the estate should not be made and at least £1,200 bo paid to each beneficiary. . Miss Culhane left no will and died posseased of an cstate valued at $6, 183.38, all but $900 of which is in cash, the 3900 being a mortgage. She left u sister, Bridget Culhane, and two brothers, James and Patriek Cul- hane, all of whom reside at Read, Hastings county, Ont. Patrick Cul- hane was appointed administrator of the estate and the other brother and gister join in the petition for a divi- sion of it. They allege that Patrick Culhane has drawn $300 fropy the es- | tate and declines: to pay them their share, and that there are outstanding 8190 debts, which they allege he has so far neglected to pay. yh The value of haddock 'landed on English coasts is usually $140,800,000 greater than that of herrings, and constitutes one-third of the value of _ the fish annually taken. } tilizing the bloom 'on fruit trees. Pro- I ii ir i | i of vaifommity of n eggs from a flock of Fedigrend Shickens is of iteell : suff ent rewa: 1 the trouble taken to secure such a ok, The ogg money received from the poultry on the farm carries with it the largest margin of profit of any money got out of the farm, A oar load 4 of wool sell . $7.000 to-day. asily Jor: wow A group of wild crab apple. trees in full bloom, just a product of mature, is about. as fine a combination of bloom, boauty and fragrance as any- thing the most skilled botanist could a slightly higher field corn and is more relished bv all stock when fed in the bundle or in a green state. It is Hor the dairy cow the choicest sort of Better roads and no higher rate of taxation come with the introduction of the new. method of working the earth roads, and this is just what all the people want, Larger and better tomatoes can al- ways be grown when the vines are rigourously pruned. It is always a poor policy to let a tomato vine over a space ten foet We are asked whether bees are real: lv indispensahle in the process of fer- bably not wholly. The winds and manv kinds of insect life have a part in thie 'work, hut the bee no doubt is one of the princinle agents in secur- ing a verfect fertilization. Bees and orchards alwavs go well together. If your credit is 'good at the bank for $300 and you have thirty head of stock to carry 'through next winter, it will pav vou to borrow the money and build a silo. Yon can more than half pay for a silo the first year by utilizing your heretofore wasted corn fodder and selling your hay. Elgin Zpisodes. Elgin, June 28.--St. Columbin's church was the scene of a pretty wed- ding on Wednesday last, when Mary, d ter. of John Jordan, Chafley's Locks, was united to John Murphy, of the same place, by Father Grey, in the presence of a large crowd of their friends. The guests, numbering one hundred, repaired to the home of the bride's fusents for the wedding re- past. T presents would win the heart of any housekeeper. A bed- room suite, dining chairs, table linen, cutlery and dishes of all kinds testi- fied to the high esteem in which the young people are held. Dancing was indulged in till the wee sma' hours. Miss Eva Halladay is home from Ot- tawa Normal School. Mrs. Walter gives the ; ey 3 "Sun SPORT REVIEW. Notes On Baseball, Lacrosse And Other Sports. Brantford expects its lacrosse team to defeat the Tecumsehs next Monday and thus start again for the C.L.A. championship. Gotch says that he was not right when Jenkins threw him and that he intends to go to Fngland and chal lenge Hackenschmidt, The Montreal Shamrocks will make imipediate arrangements to play ex- hibition games with C. L. A. clubs! They need the money. Montreal Herald : Lacrosse has been retrograding for nearly a de- cade, and it is high time that an experiment was tried, with a view to bringing it up to its proper stan- dard. At London, Eng., Judge Buckley decided that Haskell's invention of a golf ball had been anticipated. Hence Haskell's action against a Glasgow firm for infringement has failed. Because he refused to officiate as umpire in Sunday ball, James John Egan, who made his debut as umpire in she Northern League at Winnipeg last week, is no longer connected with tho league. Jeffries! will act as referee at Reno, Nevada. next Monday night, when Hart and Root fight for the light heavyweight championship. Hart has finished training and maturally looks for 'a snap. The sheriff took possession of the Ripley has returned from visiting at Westport. G. H. Howard and family spent Sunday in Bedford. G. K. and Mrs. Halladay visited at Soperton re- cently. Rev. E. W. Crane, the new Methodist minister, arrived here on Saturday and preached to a crowded | higuse on Sunday, making a very favorable impression. cheese instructor, paid Elgin Model ' factory a visit on Monday. 'Robin , Wright, Latimer, was home over Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Halladay, Phillipsville, visited friends here also. Twelve pupils of this school are writing on entrance examinations. i Peter Nolan, When You Grow Old. The body needs patching--wasted tis- sues must be rebuilt, played-out or- gans restored blood needs extra nour} ishment. Elderly people need Ferro- | zone--need it because it vitalizes and rejuvenates as no other remedy can, Ferrozone builds up the kind of strength that makes one feel good-- keeps back the decay of old age and makes you look young 'and handsome again. Forget n ua exhaustion, re- new your vital hey. again re-enter the life of youth. our remedy is Ferrozone, only fifty cents per box, at all dealers, Fast In Its Mouth. South Bethleheim, Pa., July oy valuable race horse belonging to Councilman [. D. Ritter was found in its stall with one of its hind hoofs in its mouth. The shoe was caught so, firmly in the flesh of the lower lip | that a veterinary surgeon had to work for some time with the aid of heavy ropes to pull the leg forward enough to permit the hoof's removal. How the animal suceeeded in obtting itself in such. a position puzzles the | surgéon.and owner. a | State Board betting ring at Delmar, starting off by arresting Cella, one of the syndi- cate. No official odds were posted on the last five races, the betting being among individuals. Brantford Expgsitor : The lacrosse game in Toronto on Saturday may be protested, not that there is any chance of gaining another game, but simply to be put on record against Joe Millar, the referee. Governor Hanley has asked the of Agriculture to cancel its-contract with the Indianpolis Rac- ing Association and stop the race meeting at the state fair grounds. The governor says that pool selling has annulled the contract. Buy It Now. Now is the time to buy Chamber- lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy .* sooner or comes you will need it badly--you will need if quickly. Buy it now. It may save life. For sale by all: drug- gists, Italian soldiers are supplied with two cigars daily as part of their ra- tiops. ! Err---------------------------------- TOBACCO HABIT Dr. McTaggart's tobacco remedy It is certain to be needed later and when that time Head of the House ny Ways." pa ST | DRIVES FROM ROCKIES. To See His Brother on Old Homestead. 4 Toronto World. A jaded buckskin pony. a bent and gray old man in a rickety tumbledown old buggy, with a double-barrelled rifle slung on behind, caused not a few jeers and laughter as they moved down East King street last night The crowd little thought that the little old man inside had driven from near the Canadian Rockies and that the wobbling little old horse had gone footsore through travelling the many miles to this point. Joseph Freeman is the man, and "if he lives to next December' he will be seventy- six years of age. He was born on a little fark.eighteen miles from King- ston, ang left there ten yeaps ago to locate in the west. In the sight of the Rockies he made his"home. He gathered a few head of stock and was content. Ome day he received a letter from his younger brother, who resides on the homestead, that he longed to sec him once more. As soon as 'the snow began to clear he pre pared to comes east. His few he longings, consisting mainly of a fur coat, the rifle and bed clothing, he packed 'upcn his then brand new buggy. A neighbor agreed to loan him an old canvas map of North Ame rica if Freeman would return it as goon as he arrives in Kingston. With a small supply of "grub" Freeman turned his pony's head to the east, and began his long journey toward the end of 'March. Only Fifteen More. A month ago the Grand Trunk rail- way system announced a low rate ex- oursion to thie Pacific coast, vith spe- cial train equipment from ut to finish at a price the lowest ever nan ed to the Pacific Coast. The number was limited to 125 people. The desira ble route selected, together with the low price, did the business and to- day but fifteen vacancies remain. These will doubtless be taken within the next few days. Any who have been considering the July 5th tour should attend to the matter at once. Every- thing to the minutest détail. looking to the convenience of this party has been attended to. Another party will start August 28th, This is filling fast and any desiring to take this tour should register, soon. Information con- cerning cither of these tours may be obtained from E. C. Bowler, Bonaven- ture Depot, Montreal. Mr. Bowler will personally conduct each party. Wanted--A Bicycle Boom. A letter to the editor says: "Help along a good thing. Tell your readers to go 'down cellar or up in the. gar ret or hayloft and get their old bi- ieycle and ride it. It will do them Te- moves all desire for the weed in a few | ood. Do a little riding yourseli. It's days. A vegotable requires touching occasionally. Price § LIQUOR HABIT Marvelous results medicine, and only the tongue with it 2. 1 from taking his remedy for the liquor habit. Safe 'and in- fine." Quits Dredging Contract. New York, June 30.--Owing to a disagreement with the government a dredging company controlled by An- expensive home treatment; no or | drew Onderdonk, who died: last week, mic injections, no publicity, no loss of has thrown up its contract fordeepen- time from business, und a cure certain Address or consult Dr. McTaggart, 76 anada. Yonge street, Torontg © 1 ing the Ambrose channel in New York harbor gnd paid off its men, London, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St..John, N.B., Hamilton. CEREBOS SALT Used at table and in cooking, Cerebos Salt makes all the food more strengthening, because it contains the Wheaten Phosphates (absent from White Bread) out of which Nature forms Nerve and Brain, Bones and Teeth. Wholesale Agents, Geo. 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Hi, JENNINGS, Kir ANITARY PLUME When you are in need of ply ting work of aay kind, we what vou want at prices it you with workmanship and aranteed to be the very Lest. charges for estimates om plu tine work. * Jobhing work solicited and tended to. A. & J. JAMIES "PHONE 287. : Ireland produces 140,000,000 inen per year to Engldnd's 4!