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Plumpness and health alwa result from its use. - Wherever you i ies of yonrown oculitywho knowandwill gladly tell any soferer tha allycures all woman's diseases and makes women and the free ten days treatment is well. strong. plump and robust. , yours. also the book. Write to-ds not see thisoffer again. Address : 0 MRS. M. SUMMERS, BOX H. r‘:.- - WINDSOR. ONT BALSAM GROVE. KINMOUNT. Grove, May 4.â€".\lr. J. Kinmount, May 6.-â€".\lr. Kennedy out of Mrs. l’igeon’s house youthetreament tion " you c remedy. Balsam Thurston has receiVed the sad news mOVed that his grandfather Mr. Jahez i and went north to the stave factory. Thurston, of Oregon, has passed He has the sympathy of thelby Mr. Fitzpatrick. Mr. Len. Brown, who is now man- was ager in charge of the stave factory, moved there last. week. away, ('Umnlllnity. Mr. Donald 'l‘olmie, of Islay, a visitor at the home of his brothes, Mr. Duncan Tolmie on Sunday last. Mr. John Smith left last week for Mrs. and Miss Knight made a call Fesserton, where he intends to re- on Mr. and Mrs. ll. loyd, of Islay,‘main for some time. on Sunday last. Mr. Vic. Soward, clerk in the gro- Mr. and Mrs. D. I). Spence, of Is- cery department of Hopkins Bros. lay, were visitors for a. few daysl Mark’s store, left. on Wednesday atthe home of their daughter, Mrs. last for Peterboro, where he left on .1. Thurston. Friday for Winnipeg, where he has Mics May Spence who was ViSiling secured a situation. Vic. will be much missed by all and your corres- pondent joins his many friends in in his western at her sisters for a few days, return- ed to lslay on Thursday last. Mr. and Mrs. H. Dawson was visit- wishing him success ing at l-‘enelon Falls on Wednesday home. _ Mr. Conway has taken possession last. owned Mr, J, Thurston was at the cata- ract village transacting business on Tuesday last. ()ur schoolmistress, Miss Sinclair, is now quartered at of the house and lot lately by Mr. Len. Brown. Mr. Michael Mansfield still con- Sadie tinues poorly. It is expected he will the go to the Ross hospital this week. home of Mr. Cunningham- Our congratulations are extended Mr. and Mrs. J. ’l‘hurston made a to our jovial friend Mr. John Clark, call on Mr. and Mrs. ’l‘hos. Ilewell 10f Galway, who has lately taken to on Sunday last. himself a. better half. The residents are waiting for the Quite a number from the village starting of the beef ring Clllb. Whll‘h and vicinity attended the funeral Of is welcomed by our good housewives. My, .135. Thompson last. Thursday at Spring cleaning is about at an [Bobcaygeom end, much to the comfort of the Mr. Chas. Cohen, of Galway, who house occupants. has been away on county business, News was received in the district returned home last Saturday. that Mr. Nicholson, of Muskoka, and Mrs. Butts and family are formerly of this place, had passed in the village for the summer.- away after a short illness. The Mr. Fred Mark spent the week end residents’ condolences are extended 'at his home here. to the relatives who are residing Mr. John WiISOn and Mr, Mac- here. Eachern went to Lindsay last Satur- Mr. and Mrs. H. Dawson were vis- day on business. Mrs. Pigeon’s house is now occupied back itors to relatives at Victoria Road on Tuesday last. MT. HOREB. Mrs. T. llewell and Mrs. (l. AVery . . took their departure by train on Mt' Horeb, April 6' Etgfiiri‘auig 'l‘uesdav last to travel to Muskoka Jones has 3°“? to e. C ll to visit their mother, who was re- take a course in the Busmess '0 ' ported as being seriouslv ill. The many friends of Mrs. (.‘has. ICVerson are pleased to learn thatlshe is r ainin r health and strength . . ‘ againsgaftcrg her long and painful Horeb P901318 a Vl§1t on Sunday. illness. The warm spring weather, M95“? E- Sluggltt 1s “OW paymg a. light diet. and careful attention by visit under the parental roof. 7 The small beys are pleased to see those in attendance all tend to bring forth the desired recovery. the suckers up once more. ege. _ . Messrs. (‘. Deyell and P. S. Hick- son have gone to the Northwest. Master Wm. Skuce paid the Mount .2716 H OMB % BfiN K 1854' of CANADA Notice is hereby given that PER CENT. per annum upon the pai QUARTERLY DIVIDEND NOTICE a dividend at the rate of SEVEN d-up Capital Stock of this Bank has been declared for the three months ending 3131'. May, 1912, (being anin- crense of one per cent. on the preceding dividend). and the same Will be payable at its Head Ofiice and Branches on and after Saturday the lst of June, om the 17th to the 3151'. of 1912. The Transfer Books will be closed fr May, prox., both days inclusive. By order of the Board, JAMES MASON, General Manager. Toronto, April 17th, 1912. TORONTO THIS DISTRICT M . Ell: 33.3: 1?: 11:23. les‘iifilsinnilfi When Nostrils Are Plugged CUSTOM TB ILORING CLEANING, DYEING and PRESSING Woollcns from mills to wearer. 300 spring and summer samples to choose from. outs to order $10 to $35, Trousers 2.50 to 8.50 ion plates. See our $16, $18 and $20 Indigo blue suits Ladies' and Gent‘s garments dry and steam cleanai dyed 7 and pressed. MN J. E. MARKS Agent. for Crown Tailoring, Toronto Kent St, 5 doors out of Benson Home Phone zed-K Suits anal (lvcrc Latest styles and lush The pretty styles we are showing for spring are of the striking nature sud you are sure to be pleased with. the prices. ‘vivial BRANCHES m g The Policeman g ness has been at the foot..ot.Kemt‘8to std-1168.131 mo: vay simllh .0054 toryeus,isoneofthefewoxn'fivors sci-notion. mmdsmmsn oftheoldendayswheandsa, ymmtmmm known as [Purdy's Mills. NI. mil-93. a long wait ‘a w W to dospitehisagerfreshandvigor-gctalew ’ ons, and in poasession of all his loos This flour as produced was termed ultios, save a. slight 11an of via. “bolted," all the proceeds of the ion. He was born in the month of in being mixed together. October, 1817; in the Town of Port , . Britton said was both whole- .Hope, his father being British born some palatable. He mulled ' thatifmore such foods wereinuse aLthe present time, there would be In company with his parents, Mr. less sickness and not so much need Britten, then a. young man, . moved for dental operations, as the whole 1885, grain or bran is rich in the essential to Lindsay about the year making the journey through the elements for building up the teeth the bod if yo woods on a sleigh, as it was imposâ€" and bones. The Purdy's. he said, W I Iy v "I ain't doing owned about 200 acres east of Kent- thing to-doy anyway." he explained. sible to come in summer time ow- ing- to the rough roads, which were st. and south. only blazed trails cut. through the A LONELY LIFE. dense forest, and winding here and After getting settled properly Mn] there endeavoring to keep on dry Britton’s father built an hotel for ground, as many deep water holes, the accommodation of travellers, but which unless they were well frozen, this business he followed only u might mean the loss of team and short time. It was very lonely in outfit, much of the country being fil- the Village then as there were no led with mucky patches whose depth amusements, no operas or mOVing was almost unfathomable. pictures or bands playing. The ONLY FOUR SE’I'I‘LERS. On arriving . in the little village the loud “Whoo, whoo. of the town for over 77 vears. Mr. Britton's father at once set to from the owls were the only melo- work to build a log shanty, which dies which disturbed the quiet of the W'W“'V“" "‘ " goods packed on a wagon. This was with the aid of a few settlers who night. were located in the village was at WOLVES PLENTIFUL a ray of hope for the settlers and T0 8'0 any distance from home af- the new store was patronized by the time built ' in a few days and sufficiently enclosed to permit the ter dark was taking a big risk, as every DOGS-n As to the family to move in. Mr. Britton said wolves were in profusion and many he and hisparents felt much pride times Mr. Britton saw large packs at this time a word may and experienced as much happiness 0‘ them going in their little rustic home in the “P Kent-st. in h 1. f , CHARLES BRITTON ow mg 0 the wolves at night, and A pioneer of Lindsay and a. resident whoo. whoo' ' honesty of the people be said. , . _ PUPSUilâ€" 0‘ deer or lecting accounts as people lived with- Wllderness. as if it had been a mans- l other game. in their means and many of the ion of the latest design. This build- EATEN BY BEARS. emigrants had sufficient moncv ing was erected on the corner of Bears, he said, were also numerous to keep them for years. They were Kent and Lindsay-sts., where the Academy of Music now stands. ONLY THREE HOUSES. At this time there were only three houses in the corporation, which was then west of Lindsay-st. All Was ever found. property to the east of- the above LOTS OF FISHING. The fire in 1861 was a memorable named street belonged to Purdy. The The fish were plentiful. one could (Want in the history of Lindsay and three settlers, were a Mr- Ray; Mr. drop 8- hook in most anywhere and one. (Mr. Britton said) he could Culbert, who was postmaster, and P0111113 a bass or maskinonge. Men nevar forget, The fire started about a family named Murphy. In the used to go down along the river 12 o'clock noon in a. frame house tOWnShip there were settlers seatter- below or above the Lindsay-st. next, to where the residence of Dr, ed here and there. The first one bridgi’ before breakfast and catch Blanchard now stands. It “tag al- Mr. Britton saw was Mr. John “7an enough to do the family for a week ways supposed the premises were er, who lived on the farm nOw own- if they had a desire to do so. This set on fire by the owner. “1,0 erected ed by his grandson, Mr. John Walkâ€" continued for many years but on the er, Ops, about four miles from Lindâ€" starting 0‘ navigation the fiSh seem- say. It was a great treat to meet ed to make for other haunts. Mr. two belligerents anyone in those days, and the friend- Britton said the game Md fish were ously disagreeing with the disasterâ€" 1y greetings which were exchanged a valuable asset to the settlers. a8 ous results which followedâ€"the big on meeting was of a. warm and con- they could 110" POSSlbly experience fire that left all homeless. nature, when a good 10,,g any want when those abounded in chat was entered into concerning 811011 PTOIUSiOD. The deer were plen- headwav and played its pranks east- their experience in the wilds, what til“! and often 113" 8- dozen 0‘ them ward un'til nothing inflammable re- country they came from, and how could be seen quietly slaking their mained . down by the mill the they were prospering in the new thirst in the SCUgOS around “18 swept the bridge and locks; thenl landS- town; westward on Kent-st. to William. CANOE TO PFH‘IERBORO where same buildings were completed In the summer time he frequently and more in course of erection, lick- proâ€" ing them all up. One little log who‘strayed away into the woods would endeavor to establish. Manv out into the vicinity of Sucker Creek of the merchants later did a large south of the town, was eaten by a business in trading goods for wheat. bear as nothing but her handkerchief oatS, skins and other farm produce. THE LOG HOUSES. The buildings were all log struc- tures, and covered with cedar made trips to Peterboro for trOUghs, which were selected from "‘31035- This he did in a canoe house remained in Peel-st. on the hollow trees and placed overlapping going to Sturgeon Point and “Ob- property where the Presbvteriau each other to form the roof, so to caygeon. The landing he used to church now stands. This was~owned cast the water. Inside, moss picked make about seven miles from Peter- by a widow named Murphv. frorn the trees, was gathered in sacks boro where he would tie up his lit-l through the woods and packed in the tle craft and carry the provisiOns creVlces along the sides of i those from the town ll'thh WOUId consist with renewed vigor and rebuilt an long troughs to keep out the cold. 0f groceries and other requisites for once more the town forged ahead. Between the 10gs in the sides and the home. From Pete"bf-“'0 a Stage The population at. this time ends of the building chunks were ran to Port Hope from which town have been 400 persons. placed, and this was also treated to the base 0‘ supply was to be f011ml. were lost but many narrow escapes a. packing of moss inside and out. LINDSA‘Y'S FOUNUER .woro chronlded. Not having any lime the settlers This town, Mr. Britton said, was he was badly burned around tho made use of ashes and blue clay, in called after Surveyor Lmfisuy. who hands and face that day. some instances which made a very “lid out the town site and some In those days a b0y did not have good kind of cement to fill the amp time shortly after he was taken ill to serve much time learning business. atures with. A house plastered in and died. His remains, as near as Our informant, said he served Mr. Button could recall, were inter. one year with Mr. Keenan and then ___â€"-â€"__._.â€"-â€"â€"â€"" this way was getting a touch of style added to it. and was consider- red at the east end 0‘ the late Wm. started for himself in the store ed a little ahead of the moss packed McDonnell’s estate over looking the which he now occupies. handling Scugos- He died a year or so preV- goods in a general way: drugs, shanties, though not possessed of any more warmth. ' ONCE A SWAMP. Kentâ€"st. at this time was a cedar swamp, and a very dense one, too. _ . _ hardware, cutlery, jewelry, etc. FOUR PENCE TEAR TAXES When asked to what be attributed Our informant. said that .if the his great age he smiled and said he town lncreased in leaps and bounds supposed it was due to berelity and as did the tax rate it might be equal not worrying. ions to 1835. Mr. Britton said it was little won- der, that the town fathers found so to some of our larger cities. This is only a portion of what much difi‘lcunly in keeping up this high! “How much did you have to pay Mr. Britton can tell about pioneer way, as at one time he said it was on the property which you now life in the wilds of Lindsay since possxble to run a pole down twenty possess ?” enquired the scribe. 1836. ' feet deep in the roadway, and then MT' Britton 00115”er for 8- mom- not strike bottom. ent and said, “Well, I paid four THE FLOUR MILL. pence a year, that included all deâ€" 0 AKWOOD Purdy’s mill was situated near mantis made by the corporation on ‘ I where the club boat house now its ratepayers. Gradually immi- Oakwood, May 1' â€" The many friends of Mr. A. Cameron will be _ grants came from various places. I“ mostly from England, Ireland and pleased to know that he is recover- 0 009 Scotland. and the town was in need ing after an attack of tonsilitis. Of a. busmess house and the late T.‘ - ‘ Keenan came to our midst one dar l Misses Maude and Pearl with all his edects which consisted of spent R'iday in Lindsay. Mrs. J. Emerson, of Nestleton, has ooooooooooooowoooo groceries, crockery and some dry No hard embalms the cop in song, The SUbleCt few people praise or toast him; Chas. Britton, Whose place of busi- days with whate'er he does is alwavs wrong ‘ ' . ' . . Washington so we unite to roast him. H ' ' e 15 Mr. Harold Weldon, of Lindsay, visited under the parental roof on Sunday. We are pleased to know that Mrs. Your Catarrll is Ball __ S. ll. Webster, who has been suffer- nv ACTING TO-DAY YOU imz from la grippe is able to be out CAN QI’ICKI.Y CI'RE CATARRII again. AND AVOll) lluoxCHl'l‘lS l’ER- 1. . .. . . ,. ._ HIPS C(lNSl‘MP’I‘ION. , ll ISS‘ElMC. (end 18 chiming a boll day with Lindsay friends prior to to feet, the custom is contagious ; MOST AGREEABLE AND Sl'lllasr her departure for Saskatoon. and still the copper walks his beat. Cl'lll'l IS CATARRHUZONE A play entitled " The (‘hurch calm, patient and courageous. He “'IUC‘” (‘l'RE-‘l EVERY Cl'll' Fair." is being prepared by twelve guards the traffic in great style from Allll. (V‘SE- members of the Ladlea' Aid Sock-iv and will be presented Friday evening if he makes arrests, and damn him if he doesn't. We cuss him daily for his sins. with criticisms haunt him; for every pecler should be twinsâ€"he‘s never where we want him. We blame him if some schoolboy hits our pre- cious little Willie; we blame him if the cat has fits or if the cow goes silly. We roast him from his crown blockade-l and congestions, and nns- _ wers with n. smile, five million silly Catnn‘llomno proves especmlly When those who must good in those chronic cnscn whore May 24th. n the township ball here. Further particulars Inter. Mrs. Short, sr., is the guest df her sun. Mr. J. Short, at. Fingerboard. Mr. [Millard Sturdy, of the Bank of Montreal stuff. has been transfer- red to l‘ctorboro. He will be met- ly mlmd here. Mr. and Mrs. Cornell and children of Lindsay, spout Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. The regular quarterly communion service was held here on Sunday morning last. RoV. 11th de- llvmod excellent addresses morning and evening to exceptionally large «Widens. The farmers in this locality are my busy seeding just. now. and if the wosthsr continues questions. him duuuted stand, in times of strife and clot, he. takes his life and “‘5 “‘0 HlOlllM‘ll» and polluted the club in band and scraps for peace breath. When the noutrlls are stuff- and qulct. lie bums the bad man ml. only a tow bmths thromrh the and the year. he walks all nlght‘. inlmlcr are needed to clear the pans- wlth dangers, and gets a bullet in the “R08. am! where there is roughing 108 pursuing (loudly strangers; be and sore bronchlsl tubes the sooth- sceks in dark and nolsomo lolrs the hut. healing proportlos of Cotnrrbo. burglar who eschews him. And in tone net almost as mastic. 0“! 90” rocking-choirs we sit up Once you stop taking medicine in- and abuse lllnl. -Wdlt Mason. ‘0 the stoiimch and got the healing oils and pure balsami- of Cater-rho- zono at work you can be sure of quick and lasting euro for nose colds. eaten-h, wool: him. bron- Chllli. and spook 13 YEARS OF CATARRH CURED. " ‘M Cstmhozono has cured s Cstsrrhsl Cough sud Asthma that lasted tnlrteen year-.1 fool I can Mend it. mucous drops down the throat, sick- \\‘.-\N'l‘ Ell-REEVE RELEAS P: ). Kingston. May 6. â€" A petition will be circulated asking the Mini:- ter of Justice to release Masher Molina. of Glenna-rt). sis-Reeve. who was sentenced to his in tho psnlton- tiory for manslaughter in connection with the trouble between Dr. House this week. M. mpt at carelessness. ‘ the shore of the ‘ . where he had been conversmg in the interval and was waiting at the barn. the reporter. the old man with a horror in his voice. the shot came from if that you are through the woods There was little or no trouble col- {from both up and down the road. found '2" THE FIRE OF ‘61 glass where a bottle had been ed against a tree near the corner of the fence. label lay on the ground. . lying around in this country,” plained Ellis. . . . party noticed when they followed up The wmd raised as the fire gamed here to find the body ._,.. fro thanselves." ’ were so many of them.’ lug around." I A NEW LINDSAY. :asked the BCION long the citizens set to work istraight in the eves d ‘ ' No lives hid his entire face. 31’0“" suits and bickering between and his father-in-law. On one occas-‘ favorable most of the work will be finished up mnemonic-emotions to l “I'll show you where they to ‘lIy land seems to be too wet yet" He spoke with an unsuccessful at- He came with the reporter ' father had arrived remarked lumbermen in a boat backl “A dreadful business," ‘ "It is a dreadful business." replied note of sincere| "I'll show you where they think is what looking for." said Ellis. The place be designated was view '. ,1.' r .« v . . ., v shunt-s1 remedy will P99 u like." said he lost muons are carefully followed 3;... any- our faith in our remedy is so mm, that we put a guarantee in dollar box to refund the Wm... M the remedy fails. store, ’lllorb Treatment Dr; BM '3 Herb Tablets are way for constipation, '0”, 82k stomach, cam rrb, W. kidney trouble, backache, - skill female complaints, nervous trout}... and other diseases, arising from a bid condition of the blood, martin. kidneys or slaggish liver. ‘ oVery Mn to belieVe the us.- (if m”. ', indigestion. di'siK-psiu, 1“ .nd bIOtChPS, torpid llVQ‘r' \VL‘ lit ‘. «- vent tumors and :zin- Wo have yet 2.,- ignant growths. find the case which has failed in l... benefited by the treatment, flu-rein”. we feel confident son's Herb Treatment will Cum. one above-mentioned diseases if lllo- ,;_ that Dr. lli'laivr- l ‘-1‘fl The Herb Treatment is in lln: f rm of Tablets and is composed (if r.“ « herbs and juice of fruits, mm: which the exception of two which an. L,” tained in Africa and two in _ There is nothing known to H... H .. are native to ('ullmln, -» n. 'r.v ,l cal profession which swirls in all the desired properties m...” 2-...- original prescription, “lm-h it ._ W offered to the public at a pm“ v, .,‘_ in the reaCh of all. During the time llr. Il(‘lllll‘rSI-; ‘. lHerb Treatment has been lwinre a,“ public in numero On l near, copies 0 . ed in this paper from tum- to 1 this form “0 flii\l- :.:.i us testimonials from im- ...l I which will be )Nilll.‘,’,â€" the right side, but open to Price 50¢ per box, or my". mm, ,‘ treatment for 81, with our giggly-1 "11E \VlllSKEY llO’l'l‘lJ'l. to refund your money if “m g...» “Where was the whiskey bottle they; lied. For sale at l'lunoon's , , 1'; or the Henderson 11.“, . "“hat whiskt‘y bottle '2" exclaim- Toronto. and it was re orted but one 'oma ' ' p t \\ It not mendlcants or paupers as some ed Ellis with a start of surprise. "Didn't the search party find a whiskey bottle ?' ' “I neVer heard about it." The reporter picked dp a pice of flash-l A fresh looking Seagram' of whiskey bottles! 63(- “Tbere's lots He took the reporter up the bill. by a slight trail through the bush. . . Several stones (tagseiotltmgfmfge l):rld“::d:rn1:enl:alpfl‘slfeâ€"lan “if” i" “”3 “meme" path had '. lbeen isturbed had been °°““““' ' leaving little moist hollows in ground. [ about the size of from their places. mm “Are these the stones the search! “They might have kicked them up suggested Ellis, "there l-leis pointed to the hollow where: the body was found, ‘ l To repeated enquiries as to details; he declared he didn't know. “I didn't go up close." he said, "there were so many of them standâ€" ASKl-le) WHO DID IT ?" "Have you any idea who did it ?" reporter looking Ellis The poor fellow's glance wavered. He suddenly looked down at his boot mm“ and the rim of his black felt but He moved hisI foot in a pitiful attempt to look as‘ m’ Button said though he were considering. "I haven't the slightest idea,” he said at last. YEARS “I“ REED. i The people of Minden tell of law-l Ellis ‘ ion he charged them in c0urt with among other injuries, sowing mus- tard and daisies in his field. The judge laughed at the case, it is said,‘ and dismissed it. l The reporter had noticed a target in front of Ellis' house nailed to a tree at a distance of 76 yards. “That was where Walter Russelll and I used to practice with a rifle last summer." explained Ellis. "Could there have been' an accident that way last Thursday night." “Oh, no. I haven’t fired at that target since," declared Ellis. Ellis has three children, who since the death of his wife, have been liv- ing with his father and mother. "He wanted us to take them." said Mr. Porter, senior, “but my Prouse woman is too old to undertake any more family than she's got." Porter. sr.. Irishman, who has been in the ing the Gaelic. m The auto of Gilbert Incey, manag- er of the Breen Motor (:o., of Winni- peg, was found in the Assinibonc river, and it is supposed he was drowned. Sixty-three per cent. of the wheat crop of Saskatchewan is now under ground. In Manitoba only 34 per cent. of the spring wheat plowing has been done. Dr. do Van's Female Pl mm m m ml. "'5: We. Elf - WEE-mgr" râ€"â€" of this sketch, Mr. returned home after 8 din a f w . lum"Co.nlr Edm ' :u pen g e [her country smce he was a bay. His Mamas}; 5.833133%: :3de Aiâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ' aged wife is Highland Scotch, speak- ____.__.._.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" KIRKFIEIJL Dental â€"- One of the firm of lands 6; Irvine, dentists, .1..mi-..,‘ .‘_ .\“l , will be at Lorneville, Warren's ‘.ll . 081, Tuesday, May 7 ; Kirklicld, (lll\» tv’s Hotel, Wednesday, May 8 ; ( ..._, ’ Pcttie’s Hotel, Thursday, Call in forenoon if posslllc ._.__.â€"-___.___â€"â€"- BURNT RIVER. Burnt River, May 6. â€" Mr. :;«S Mrs. John Carew spent Sunday. -. w Mr. Carew's parents, Sturgeon l' .:;.~_ Mr. Fred Billett, of Bury's (:z-wz, spent Sunday with his sister, Mm. 'l‘. Suddaby. Mr. Jas. Braden left this iiiorurg for Port Hope. where we underqnm he has secured employment (mill '1. Canadian Northern Railway. Mrs, Braden and family will be lca'~.'.; in a few weeks. They will be L'T'Tf- lv missed by their many friends i we wish them success in their :lv.‘ home. Coboconk ‘ through the vicinity last \\ ednouzz.» and the Kinmount creamery their wagon through to-day. Miss Vida Shehee has gone Verulam for the summer. Mr. W. Reid spent Sundaj.~ Bury's Green. Mrs. Jas. Quinn, of Dongola sin ~ Sunday and Monday with Mrs. '5 Swanton. Mrs. White. of Dunsford. visi'u her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. (h- oconk. May 9. . myn. _____.._â€"â€"Tâ€"-â€" A DAILY THOUGHT. "Re noble that is more than wealth to right that is more than 13190;; Then in the Spirit there is health, Aul gladness in the face." 5. Children Cry run runners CASTOR] c. SILVER' Painter and Paperhanger I BILL rnonn 218-L , THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST VIA CHICAGO AND ST, PAUL Personally conducted Grand Trunk special train will leave Toronto is a big rugged. old 10.30 p.m. Tuesday. April 2nd, 5“ r berta. stopping at all points in Grand Trunk Pacific West of “lid..- peg. Pullman tourist sleepers will lc carried fully equipped with belle. as and porter in charge. Berths 1...... be secured in these cars at a 1..“- rate. This is an exceptional Opportrzrill‘: IO!‘ $11080 wishing to take aduufi. ail o: the remarkably low one-wily :. '- or round trip l.« on» through '.‘l change «2 tlers' rates seekers' excursions, American cities. No cars. Secure tickets, berth reservm: etc'! from‘any Grand Trunk new" Toronto city omces, northwest w' or King and Yonge~sls., ll" “ main 4N9) or write A. 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Although I ll.l‘.'(~, in n with 1))“ij gain, 1 git health. “i-‘r::::â€".l‘ plished the desired rm N. 1‘ . . “Fruit-a-tives" “if. . . ofIndigcstion, l)}'s;v".~. . . Bloating, Pain After i..i'. and Constipation. “Fruit-a-ti\-¢->" lx‘ tin. the world made of in: valuable tonics. 50c a box, 6 for 53... , _ At all dealers 0r sent m: r, . , ... by Fmit-a-tives Lilllllt‘ E, ]u),\¢;. .: ‘. x Dongola, May .1 7 ‘j ' again and 1h:- lull“? the seeding. Mr. and Mrs l'vv‘v at, the home of ill,- \\v land last Solid-la. MISS Jean J’nrm-v ‘ home of Mrs. .lus last. On Sunday My “'icks and lulllltg .-.-.._-. _ - Of Mr. Jnllll l‘:t\ Mr. and Mrs .called at llh‘ lrn.‘:..- _ \2 Brien's on would 1. » Mrs. John ll;l\. .-" " ber of her friends ..~ on Tuesday Ins' Mrs. Hut and M,» . called at the hon... \lv vis on Tuesday, Liv Much sylllpnll'; :s ' “'m. l‘oru-r, of lump. .1, \I,‘ thcr was llllil'tlt‘l‘t‘ti ' ~- last Thursday mm. vi; Mrs. l'c-rcx 'l'l‘n' .-l -; number (ll. lu'l‘ hoe on l-‘l'icl;l_-. Mrs. Silas ll'liz,.-l, . lon l’alls (m lH.’\:?.v-\~ .alld returned l.UlilI' «1!: z- . Mr. ‘\llllt' lit-view l:fw'.;*.' people {rum ll”- l'.l\'I‘.’7. to Mr. .lulzll ll.i‘.i~‘ evening, win-re '.ln- ww- ,j0yahlc t'Vt‘lllTIL: 1 .. - graph Sl‘ll‘f‘llllfls Miss iii/yin llama , .-,.. i few days Visiting .l? : if” Mrs. (ill‘fll‘LW: \\<l:~ :w .r, ~. .- \\. Elf. and ll.“ '. I': ',- “l fl‘.v.‘.'1\ family \‘isziw‘. n' . , “m. “'uulll'm'l. :J" ~ .:, m MOSSl‘S. “in. :‘lll'lvl'q' .:: -: l .l Brien luff rm .\':l".zri : ml Sundridgu, \xlh-z'u ‘ : .- , w - .l 10;! on the drum, Miss ('Ul‘n :l!.'l ‘.’:'â€" .‘ .. Ll died Bl ll!“ l.'llll" r. ‘V' l on Sundux luv, Miss um 5._ home 01' Ml" .\... day last. MfS, .l;1\, Quinn, home (if lll-l‘ trill‘m': gUe a few ‘lil .\ _.l\' MONEY m mar-i 'l'llURAll ltl‘u El lg liliziw ‘ Some I\\'H jam.“ .1; Gunn, of " ed what was tllw ‘ . largest poultry pk.“ = .u l'l.!ll'flll:' " , - .lr‘i some 1.6”“ lili'Hx .‘i\ .‘ . .‘-"r|l Many Il()li.<~‘\ H? .1 ~gl" ,.~. ter were erected in .2" . ul. new industry, am! it: l ploycd to Sllpo'l‘ihlv'wi «nu; Other lnlcl'l's‘. :r '- f 1 ‘ - , ever, and fl." junl' w‘ pushed with tl.-- :~ "rail its profitable mm» s.-.- :15 season Mr. Hum; llf‘ll'” o‘ It. IS Ul’l(.lcl"slntul~ V ' ' premises ll:l\'.- ln-w (lower, of (n 1 .l v. ll enlarge tho 3:1!Hi'» I has men elliplmw; establishment :nr .- < it is expected u: . w 1 coming fall. H'- r ' l hundred 2-1 or. . r I")!!! flip hilli'llv” . ‘ first Collslgulll-M‘ from this sunrt‘v ‘ l of standard ire-ll. ' an enthusiasm.- s... ' and anticipates -. ing the \‘t‘llllltc .o A Woman 01“ Fé Words ‘ *â€" Mrs. llnr‘w- 1 Mount l‘orn».~ . ,- remedy for i *l ‘htomucll tru'rllln . ~. relief. llnn- lu‘mu DOW Iu‘l like '..\ l. I have fell lur )l'l‘ Fig Pills tll the promo, for " I have err-r ll‘ ml \' 26c and Sue, ul‘ ,5 ‘ St. Thomas, «in! >- by A.1‘lgllllnlll1.lii. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€"..__ .- _ The board of lll\l.l';' dlflt Episcopal \‘ll‘ll'-.‘ Proposed a I‘l-lal\.i!:n: touching uluusolm-u’ - â€"â€"-4 Court of Revisio â€"â€" Notice is hereby '1\l'l. “Ital can”. of revision of the :l\‘d tell of the municipality of “n be held at (‘qullil‘ ll fvifloria Road, Saturday, t 41-7 of May, 1912, at John rill the forenoon, to hear appe ”on: having business at t ‘ ,gr. mum to attend at w 7 Am and place. ALFRED TA YLOi Clerk of