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Sold. labelled 'a r ii 0 U3». 7; '4 UN OD‘ C. l l i O '1 (A VT '2 "’(i (ll .1 {‘5 (D “popuum' SONGIS ‘ with “News and MUSIC comp etc. A ' vi and band in one volume. . - on of Musical Corns, sentimental. path- ic : .r. writable treasury of the world's popu- beutztiful songs. Price. 10 cents. postpuld. .1 a sternum. 71 Yonge St. Toronto. Can. . .3. >. '{ulkn .. WE MAKE...”â€" wer and Swans _ lvert Pipes _' Sizes frrém 4 in. to M in. .Jllso ‘ onnections. ELDOnI. 7 WRITE FOR PRICES; llllllllll srwu PIPE u ! ‘37- 6O I-2 ADELAIDE ST. E-. ’ BY AT MIXICO. /» TORON‘I‘ ’ “Bobs” Again There’s a little man we know, N ame o’ Bobs, Comin' out to work the showâ€" Our Bobs; Sixty odd, if ’e’s a. day. Trifle baldish, trifle gray- Which don’t matter anyway, Do it Bobs? When the prospect don’t entice Ring up Bobs; You will get the best advice Ofi'n Bobs; If yer Ammy’s put to rout And the people’s on the shout An’ the ’Orse Guards feels in doubt Send for Bobs. ’E don’t gas about the game, Our pal Bobs; But ’6 plays it- just the same, F. M. Bobs; \Valkin’ ears, an’ sense an’ eyes, Nufiin takes ’im by surprise -. Try an’ get a bloomin’ rise Outer Bobs! ’E‘s the sort to bring you luck General Bobs; An‘ ’e’ll wire you when ’e’s stuck, Little Bobs; When they say ’e can’t fight Boer, It just sorter makes ’im roar Till 'is little chest is soreâ€" Don’t it Bobs? Uncle Kroojer sits at ’omeâ€" See 'im Bobs! Thinkin’ ’e’s the Pope 0' Romeâ€"- I say, Bobs! Kroojer’s ‘andy with the knocks, An’ as artful as a fox; Who‘s a-goin’ to give 'im socks? Wellâ€"it's Bobs! We are fit for anyfink Under Bobs. Fightin‘s simply meat and drink When we've Bobs; All our Generals means biz, All has blood in 'em like fizz, But for general purposes Gimme Bobs ! So ‘ere's to Bobs Buhadurâ€" Good old Bobs. Bobs. Bobs ! ’E's our comin’ Transvaalader Little Bobs, Bobs, Bobs! Mr. Kipling. I am sure, Won't be angry if once more We chalk plainly on the floor, “ Bless yer Bobs . " â€"T. W. Crosland, in The Outlook. ALDERMEN ILL SWORE That They Would FIR‘aT MEETING ON MONDAY -â€" THE CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES â€" MAYOR SMYTH'S ADDRESSâ€"WORKS WILL GO ONâ€"BY-LAWS READ With the exception of Alderman Gra- ham the representatives-elect met at the council chamber on Monday morning and took the oath of office. Ehlayor Smyth addressed his colleagues and in doing so returned thanks for his election and declared the people fortunate in procuring such an aggregation of brains to surround the board. Ilis worship de- clared that the construction of sewers, walks and roads would receive a large share cf the revenue and that the fire system would be improved. He was con- fident that the council would aim to lower the taxes and wisely spend the avaziing funds. 'rur: ('HAIRMEN Chairmen cf the difl'erent committees were then chosen as follows: Finance, Ald. Touchburn, Board of Works, Ald. Jackson, Police, Ald Gillogly. The appointment‘for town property committee was left till evening. 7 Ald. Touchburn advocated calling for tenders for material forthe board of works at once. Green cedar should be purchased from the farmers direct. It would last longer than the dry sort usually got. Ald Crandellâ€"I don’t favor buying too much timber for walks. They are being put down in cement for 10 cents n foot and that is less than we pay for sidewalks. Let us have cement walks as much as possible. in the Evening and Aid. Graham was made chairman of the To wn Property committee. LETTERS R. G. Cornell asked pr-rmission to hold the annual meeting of the Farmer’s Mutual Insurance company in the coun- cil chamber on Feb. 7th.â€"-Grunted. A. W. Law of the Monetary Times asked to be advised of any contemplated works or of bonds for sale throughout the year. â€"- Fyled. E. A. Hardy asked for $9195 due the Puolic Library under the rate struck for the use of that institutionâ€"Finance. J. Ross Robertson asked for a. grant. for the Sick Children's Ilospitul.â€"â€"Finance Clerk Knowlson certified to the majori- ties in favor of the waterworks and rail- way by-Iaws â€"Fyled. A batch of accounts went to their com. mittees. The truant officer reported that two boys were employed that should be at school; 7.3 cases of truancy had been re- ported; two cases had been brought before } the magistrate and fines imposed with costs totaling $8.50.â€"Fylcd. Market Clerk Callaghan collected $88.80 in December. Chief F. Crandell of the fire brigade presented his report. It said that the present bylaws are out-ofâ€"date and “Il'! workable; that the pay and not the num- her should be increased; that a. new ball . ought to be built; that a. new fire team. should be bought; that runners should be put under the fire wagon; that 500 feet of = new hose is needed, besides coats and l Serve the Town Faithfully Council met again at 7.30 in the evening ---.. _.. v "i mâ€"mâ€"- ing the mayor and treasurer to borrow. $25,000 for current expenses. (3) appointing F. D. Moore to the Public Library board and (4) appointing Messrs. Kylie and Keith'to the Board of Health, were read three times. Those sanctioning the pur- chase of the waterworks and the grant ‘of 325,00 to _ the Pontypool railway were read a third time. . The last named roused Capt. Crandell's ire. He spoke as follows This is prema- ture. Hold it over. Do not press it too fast We are bound to pass the by law but , there are other little things to be attended to. We shall loose nothing by waiting. It seems strange that there is such hosts in carrying it. Ald. J ackson-Everything is provided for in the by-law; we con loose nothing by passing it. Ald. Crandellâ€"We can't gain any thing either. We have no agreement abouts station yet. Let us know more before we vote away our money. There must be something in the wind. When the by-law was carried the com- modore made aPurthian shot by declaring that “Some of you would give away the Lord’s Supper" MOTIONS Jacksonâ€"Horeâ€"That the various com- mittees bring in their estimates at next regular meeting. â€"Csrried. Jacksonâ€"Horeâ€"That the Board of Works be asked to see about getting material for street and walks. Council adjourned. ONE OF EUGENE FIELD’S PRANKS. His Story of the Tragic Death of Iinte Field’s Spanish Lover. Editor Kohlsnut related a funny story of the delight “Gone” Field took in teasing Kate Field. and how vexed she would be at the pranks he was continu- ally playing upon her. "But the story that broke Kate Field's heart was written by ’Gene when she was in Spain writing up the Spanish in 1895. It was one of the most ingenious and sensational fakes ever sprung on the public,” said Mr. Iiohlsnnt. “The thing purported to be a special from a correspondent at Madrid. Having first, in delicate fashion, announced that the Duke of Mutano had ofi'crcd his hand to Miss Field and had been accepted. ’Gcnc proceeded with the thrilling opi- sodc he had dreamed out. “ ‘Miss Field had one day arrayed her- self brilliantly in a lovely silk costume in which red and yellow, Spain’s colors, largely predominated. She was to attend the bullfight with her lover. The arrival of Mutano and his ducul equipage, splen- did attire and ceremonious attentions to his fiancee were elaborately set forth. Miss Field in her gorgeous robes accom- panied the duke to the Plaza dcl Toros. “ ‘Arrivcd at the plaza, the duke found the assemblage so large that he would not dcign to mingle with the crowd that poured in at the main entrance, but brib- cd those in charge of the arena to let him pass through with his bride to be. “'It was an innovation that took the people by storm. "lu- haughty courlicr escorting the lovvly girl. the mingled glit- ter and git-urn of his gilded trappings and her silken draperies enrupturcd the great multitude that sat tier on tier about the vast amphitheater. “ ‘In this imposing manner the duke. his inumorntu and hisrctinue traversed the entire diameter of the uri-nu. The first bull bud not yet been brought in, and Miss Field urnl the duke were for the time bcing the whole attraction. “ ‘Just as the duke mudc ready to us- sist his Indy over the barricade :1 wild my ring out from the throng. a shout of tor- l'Ul‘, not of applause. Through some mis- take a bull had been admitted to the arena too Soon :iud. glimpsing Miss Field's dross, rushed for her in headlong rugc. ” ‘Miss Field shrivkcd and tainted with terror. but the strong arms of tho duke thrust her quickly over the barrier. where a hundred li.inds stretched upward to re- ccivc her limp figure. but her lover had no time to save himself. and the lIl‘XI in- stant the horns of the infuriated bull were buried in his vitnls.’ “Well,” said Mr. liohlsant. “this story was copied everywhere, and the sympa- thy of the world went out to the lovely American who had lost her lover in this tragic manner. “ ‘Only the other day.’ said Miss Field to me a short time before her death. ‘a young lady came to me and said. “Oh. Miss Fit-Id, I have often longed to meet you and tell you how deeply I sympathize with you in the loss of your lover over in Spain. that splendid fellow who”â€" And she was much frozen with astonishment when I cut her off (Hill said. “Rum!" ’ ”â€" Denver Post. Ton Drinking :imi (‘uld Foo-t. Professor Hutchinson, F.II.F‘~., ports the (‘tlSu of u lady who (‘Ulllli not take tour bouiUSQ it mud-c, ill‘l‘ fix-t icy cold and \\'('l, with Iwrspii'utioti. She thought that the stiles were chiefly lillcctvd and that the hands were also made cold. but, not so iiiai'kmlly us the foot. Mr. E‘I‘QbChmson had long been familiar wi the fact that. too madc- tlic fest. of swnc per- sons cold, but did nut him": that cold pi'cspirntion stander! it. He believed the coldness 60’ be calmed by contraction of the mm, mhsmucli as the foot shrank. Macho]. had usuâ€" ally an opposite efl'oct.‘ uâ€"â€"â€"â€"-.â€" rc- n g “'h lie DIM-china. A German drmy doctor has dis- covcrtd thn' singing (0W. health giving: properties. Hc- (johns that it intensities the rcsplmtow' move- ments, thus rendering {1m lurrgs cup- nhlo of dealing with me uir’.’ This increases and strengthens the action of all the organs of the body. Ap- petite and thirst mercuric, and the more frequent moverncms of the diaphragm materially mid digestion. German foot soldiers are therefore encouraged to sing on tho martin. W Electric l'mll \‘ub‘itltntv- A substitute for an electric hdl has won dovisei by a. deaf couple. int. icing able to hour the bell them. @1ch, and having no servant, uhcv have fixed up an arrangement by means of which when the button at ~uâ€"o boots which must not be loaned any more; the front door is pressed. the electric thatanew light hose reel is needed for practice. , BY-LAWS The by-laws (l) appointing Mr. John Kennedy High school trustee, (2) uuthorlz- after dark. lights all over the place light; up, and remain so until the button is released. By a. reversal of the ar- rnngcmcnt, all the lights are antith- ed off when the lluttOn is . And give my listless line a pull; JlNGLES_AND JESTS. The Angler’s Dream. When city streets are dull and gray And oflice hours are dull as they; When, like a schoolboy back at school, I dream about the salmon pool, Down from my mantelpiece I reach The idle reel and make it screech. What glorious memories will be found In that exhilarating soundâ€"- The freshness of the autumn breeze That whistles through the rowan trees, The moorland air. the grouse that calls, And, best of all. the spate that falls; The spate that as it hurries by Bears down my realistic fly; . My Wilkinson. my silver Scott, 1 My yellow Doctor or what not, 1 A spacious morscl to invite ; The salmon's jaded appetite! Humor this folly to the full A sudden jerk that I may feel The thrill and hear the whirring reel; May fight again 'those fights of mine With strenuous rod and running lino. Lace him leaping over there. A bar of silver in the air; I hear the onlookers pronounce Him twenty pounds if he's an ounce; llis rushes and his yolks begin, He strugglesâ€"but I always win. I never feel the sodden drag That proves me broken round a snag; Life may admit of grief- like these, But in my drenmland to the lees The chalice of delight l quail And .always bring him to the gaff. â€"Pall Mall Gazette. \ They Don’t Say Eyethar. “Hello!" called at high pitched voice through the telephone. "Is this Twig- gins Iiuggcrty. in the back of the yards district?" 0.3.708"! “This is Mr. Fox of Kenworth. either-of the firm in ‘3" “Come uguin ?" "I say is either member of the firm in?” ‘ “Is what member of the firm in?" “Either-either! Can‘t you under- stand?” "Don‘t catch it. Say it again." The soft voice of the telephone girl at the central station broken in. “Try ‘ccthcr.’" she suggested. “Perâ€" haps they don't say ‘cycther’ back of the yards." Is Peter Plpkln': Triumph. Mr. Petr-r I’ipkin has a smile today for all; Little l’cter l’ipkin without doubt is growing tall: He holds his head up higher and squares his shoulders back. ' A long tailed coat has taken the place of the old sack: A high silk tile adorns his head. I stick II in his hand. As down the street with grace he walks. his face serene and bland. may! Our l’ip walks not todny: be rather glides on Vapor, For he's had his picture printed in the paper. th. Mr. Peter Pipkin QH'PIS his wife with dignity: lnstcnrl of Sally. I! of yore. he calls her Mrs. P. lndulgonily the children are allowed to kiss their sire. The servant walks as though on pins. cxpcctinnr smoothing dire. The otlico boy is tilled with awe u Pip walks through the room. And all his friends are bolting on the reason for the boom. But Pip just looks niystm'ious and still floats in his vapor. For he’s had his picturw- prirzu-J in the paper. â€"I’l:;f.i«l--ipl:i.i Norlb.Ar:icrii-an. A Slur Upon Matrimony. No. him could not think of becoming his wife. '1ut l cutruut you not to go to the dog's!" she vxr-lniiuml. "I shall not. siur-v you ask it!" be sub- bml. iIIIlI lu- was true to his word. Ill‘ dill not go in tlu- dogs. It was pmlmps ln‘lll‘l‘. nftcr fill. that :i mun with so littli- x-vzil insight into iln- fmuiuim- nature should ili‘i‘i‘l‘ marry." Dt-troii .Iourunl. Gwlno Shut Down Soon. Fry (lat lullll'lllllii. “MW (in! ,min-, Scnsnn (lu l.l'.-i .iqc Will «r (l. .‘ill bum lions; Haul crway. lii.l'.'l{ mun. (.‘uf crwny, noon. Cwino stop :rixulin. Cwinc shut down soon. Dc roller mill. yallcr gal. Strum-7.0 (IO (”Jill'. I Do one yo' lub Cwirm sqiu‘i-rc yo'. Jane; Roas' me or possum An bolu- uu- cr coon; De boss scz liv Guinc shut down soon. â€"l\'l-w Orleans 'l‘iincs-llvmocrnt. Fixing: the Responsibility. “It’s strange." he said. “how easy it is for :1 pretty girl to make :1 fool of n mun." “Oh. I don't think i \vuuld put it ju<t that way.” she replied. “but I will mlmit that it's strange how cosy it is for :r lll:!ll ' to make a fool of himself over 2) {)I‘I'lly girl. Fools. you know are usually self made.” ' Moflmr Goose Up to Date. There was a man in our town Invcslcil all his health, “'ith madly uvurivious uim. To win the goal of WWII”). And when the same lu- bud attained. With all his might and main. 11c vainly lavished all his wealth To get his health cguin. ~Collicr's Weekly. Precedence. “Herc. you've headed this article wrong." :3 “What's the matter with it?” “You call it ‘Cliicngo‘s Experience With Grand Opera.’ It ought to be 'Grund Opera's Experience With Chica- I" . go. -Indianapolis Journal. Regular Procedure. He proposed to the oongressruan‘s daughter. The maiden so young and so pretty. And obstructed]; she Said. “The matter will be Referred to the proper committee." â€"Chicago Tribune. Poor Charlie. Motherâ€"What has become of Charlie? I haven’t seen him this morning. Daughterâ€"He is in Uncle John's room. Uncle John is taking Charlie’s photo graph by the instantaneous process, and that always takes several hoursâ€"Tum- many Times» No lie-election Needed. One curious fact must give us pause- We strive for all things new, But when it comes to Santa Claus The same old boy will do. â€"Chlcago Record. Friendly pavement-ion. “There will soon be 300 electric cabs running in New York.” “People with New York streets to cross operated will do well to cross ’em armyâ€"Cleve» \ |-â€" {I no. 3. A better and larger variety to choose from; . ._‘..- ~_... “~â€" Hlllllldll FFBSBHIS Wm saw W. H. GROSS In looking for your Presents DENTIST- f ”“35“: therigznngafine: assortment Mamba uoyu beam? n b" gr’t at forGoodDentistry.â€"34 ego, Ont. Hecdqm R l G G 9 DR SUTTON, l tanner ’7 Lmnsnv Oollog graduate of Toronto pniversity and Royal He has something for all. the umimnm... following are a few lines: â€"Briar Pipes In Cases , â€"b’old and Silver Mounted Pouches in many styles 1 â€"Boxes or Cigars, with ten Cigars In a ' box and up. Thislmakes a nice present. DR. E. A. TOTTEN ”EN? 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Dr. lieehndc MANSION HOUSE, Lmnsiv ’l or menu ire m KET UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.â€"The under. stand rcopvctrul.) Illiulnlv mo pcnplr of the County of Victoria aml the travelling public generally, that he has lessen 1h»: uhr-vu. hotel for u. ierm of years and ' has renovated std r in ni-hed it lhruugllout.making 7! one of the must c m'ortable Mop: iuu plscve to be 1 -23 found In LIDUBI). Having b en for a number of! you; engagd in (uterirg to 'be summer tourist; R ART tr: e in u fl)‘.0()l., my Lilcalb um" n-ly on the best . service at ill tun s, n c “ding a gord table. The tar D H UR D‘A Y villi be kerdt ‘fDY‘PIled “uh um d t raids of liquors and D c gm, an amicrs an d others will find first-class E ; IN wourrréodatlox fur terms in the cnmmodious yard TIST one at; Its. cull Will be Irprmihwd.‘ succssson T - _ 0 TH GARNER HUITER, Proprietor. E L": DR‘ HAD! _.- aw rim? 0! 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Lin sag um .' bu r 31 --~‘_ s; We lake the Opporlslmti elm... iwtmtg....33...32 .3. 2.3... :12.- ~_-- . “‘ mortgage nsums rte nism ‘1, to ul bi ‘ ‘r , E, t0 thank our 1nd“), frandS g: on the best terms sbu a; mzveryiodoirfi;slzb and the pUblIC generally fi interest. Wedonotlendonno'esorchuttclsseurity. , i: R. J. Mcmccnux r. A. net-rs sum for the liberal patronage durinor the 'ear 18o9 E , . __. _.--__«_ v 3 ’ g glutuonrrrs “’8 Will have more to say :3: "â€"“W”'Z‘_’““ E, P Oakwood P.O., Onhrio.â€"’â€"Fu'm stock sud g other sales promptly “tended to. Charges mod~ . _ crate. Sales can be mad for “THE “1308- Prosperity to all is our MAN 0mm- wish for I 00. ~ 9 THOMAS SWAIN, JR. Auc- tioneer. Cassava P.0., (mono. â€" Salas conducted in any part of the C~3n3v of Durham as reasonably as in my own immediate neigh- bOrhood. Experienced in all kinds -f mercantile- sud stock salts. Terms reasonable. Almhce‘sec to conduct sales of all kinds lu Marlyn: township, M)W -' Sud-:15“? THE JEWELER. Otxrcspondence savored promptly.â€"47- l7. (shrimp in E .. . -... _. “m _._....._.-._._..â€"â€" MONEY TO LOAN I have a. larghelamount of funds for invest- ment on First engages at the lowest mes. Terms to suit borrowers. l o u. ANDERSON 6% Full- ell-I0- W Next the Daily House. lWMMdM'WMMEIMhm-M l i