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LII mu: In the vineyard o! Imagination- Slgnod on balls]! of your friends ; 7 ‘ Bmmcx menn, ‘ wrung, Wmnxmsx. , @112 fiaufifliau £951. LORNEVILLE. [Conesvondonco 0! 1‘3: Post.) MJ. Conant-Quite a. number went tram here to attend the Mechanics’ Inst!- tum concert at Woodvflle on Friday even- has has. Wan-Prof. Ken: geve an illustrat- ed lecture on ekeetrielty In the schoolhouse on Monday evening. Tums Lemâ€"The trains were all de- ad on Tuesday on account a: the drifts piled up by the storm ...... The state was , L L- Trutnglfl with the mall file, are 0 next week. .‘ll‘o clot-o nun-r Iva-u" m I“ Wei 0009““ __-â€"“-â€"i [Compondenee oi Tux Post! Pumaâ€"Miss Jennie Ray held an “at home" teetew of her select friends last Thursday afternoon. A very pleasant time was reported by those who were for- nnnate enough to receive her invitation. j IJTEBABY.-â€"In spite of the stormy Q weather and bad roads quite a number came out to on: meeting last Friday even- ing, attracted no doubt by the spelling match, scholars vs. literary society. The mtch was well contested and quite excit- able, but resulted in a tie, the last contest- ants on either side being floored by the same word. ILLNEs.â€"Mrs. John J ewell, ct Norland, is very ill at the residence cf her daughter, lira. William Cary. Smell hopes are en- tertained for her recovery. mumâ€"Mr. John Best, of Peter- boro, is at present visiting at the residence of his cousin, Mr. ’1‘. A. Davidson. Fom.-â€"A bneirskin mitten. It the owner will lesve the other at this cffiee he will greatly oblige the finder. V LINDSAY FBDAY. Compgndence or m Post] ,wlth regret that we Merrill has been our worthy cheese-maker. He has also been an indus- in the Sabbath school, where he commanded the highest respect cf the he was teacher. During their stay 111 um .-___ _ both made many warm friends. who wished to express their sincere regret at their early departure. For this purpose a large gathering of young peeple assem- bled at thelr home on Monday evening lost. and presented them with e very fine clock, also a beautiful cup and saucer tor no)! mm o! the funny. The following nddress was read: To Mr. and Mrs. filerfiZAâ€"We, a few of. your countless gathered here tonight tor the purpose of showing our united re- ou are ehOuo to leave our WWI“; 35! ' we feel bound upon End inspect and resqu u. ..... 33313: In all church ser- tended the Ssbbath whoa] regularly. and have had a wonder- orgood, both in the Test» “a now-1 rm- -" remembrance; n In asking God's 1'10th ____ a... M mmwed upon yam, Hi“: you I-KI'LLER‘ Pain Killer. NEWS-LETTERS GLANDINE. CAMERON. }, 03 sands: 3 followed the re- gry, and Damn” m the departed- W60!!! ever Md _______._.â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"' gmmmbl! f0! 1mm “bumpinthnnklng thoughtful 113161!" -. u.-- .11 altar which 3 i Correspondence of m Poem Scaoor. Basinâ€"Clear lV.â€"-Hennah Lemme, John O‘Leery. James Callaghan, , Willie Lehnue and Fergus O’Brien, (equal) Class IILâ€"Hennah Fox, Game O'Brien. Joseph Lucas, Tom. Lehme. 0135511.â€" Ida Tracey. Wilfrid O'Brien, Michael Fox, Andrew OBrlen. Part IL dustâ€"Nellie Honnm, Gertie Lucas, Joseph Gaelln. Thomas Lucas. Part I. obeseâ€"Albert Lucas, Eugene Shine, Frank Honflhan, Nellie Hunlihan. lvuuwwmum v- _- A LACK or was.-â€"The happenings in his vicinity are very few and far between, especially at this season, for our main road is barely passable on accaunt c! the deep snow and the paucity of travel. The Inn:- bering has declined so much that there is littleneemadeettheresd. Themell passes along three times a week between ‘Caoper’s Falls and Lewiehsm. and once 3 week between the former place and Reg- ged R wig}; during the past few days em :0 um serious Illness otiour esteemed neighbor, ~A 1â€" - nnlO-Inl‘ serious maven w. v... -----_, Mr. A. Cooper. who has bee In a critical 1 pasitien for some time; he has always had a pleasant smile end kindly word ior all his neighbors, and would be much missed in the community. SAW-LOGS.â€"Mr. J no. Fox and Mr. J no. Campbell have done e little in the sew-log and cord-wood business this winter. CONVENIENCEâ€"A new reed has been opened across the country between Reg- ged Rapids and Lawlehem, in Ryde, late- ly, which will prove a great convenience to the people of these two places and others. Mr. J no. Fox deserves the credit for this step in the path of progress. He’s u hustler. Goon Nauruâ€"We are glad to learn by your last issue that chemlcn works are likely to be stat-tied soon in Lindsey, as we have quite slot :1 wood still left: in this part of the country that we think may be suitable for such purposes. _ PERSONALâ€"Mr. 7R. Stein. pastmeeter 4â€"â€" n--.“ Snibumu um. um... ,-_,-- , PERSONALâ€"Mr. R. Stein. postmaster otngged Rapids, has been very unwell during the winter....Mr. S. Cnmlck and ] his young wife have lately commenced; housekeeping in that neighborhood. N o SCHOOLâ€"Oar township eonncii pass- eds hy-lsw last summer abolishing our school section (No. 6, Dnton). so our children must do without the opportunity of gettingon education in future, as ad- joining schools are too. in away to allow of their attendance. Elmo ox Smartâ€"The ladder question is agitating the public mind very much just now. M. Kehoe seems to he the only one here who has a. superabundenoe; still, 1 he has u lot of months to fill. too. A PURCHASEâ€"Mr. Joe. McIntosh has the Lo:giord Lumber Co , and we expect to see him making a. lot of improvements next summer. He has got a good plooe and is a. good man. We wish him success. [Correspondence oi To: Post} Germanâ€"One of our genial end prom- ising young men has been removed from our village in the person of Albert Elmer Webster Richerdson, who, after eight months cf suffering which ended in pul- monary tuberculosis. passed away trium- phantly to his home in heaven on Monday, February 3rd. aged 26 years. Elmer (the name he was best known by) was born in Meripcsa about two miles east of Oak- wcod. He was the eldest son of Richard and Selina Richardson (formerly Webster). His tether dying about ten years since, the chief work of. the term devolved on him. About five years ago he married Victoria. a daughter of John F. Cunnings. esq.. and by his death leaves a- eorrowing widow and two young children, the youngest ‘three months old. In May lest be con. tractede severe cold. which led to an at- i tool: at pleurisy, which so fistened itself ‘ upon him that after 3 low weeks of suffer- iing it was evident that consumption had commenced its deadly work. His sufler- ling: through a great portion 0! his eight _ A. __-_ -4. um“ maxi: Intense. Ings ENUUAu u =â€" v..- ‘ months' illness was at times most intense, but not a murmur was ever heard from him. His christian experience through his sickness was of a remarkably clear character. be frequently saying that his only tie on earth was that of his wife and two little children. A few years since he identified himseu with the Methodist church at Oakwood, and was known from that time to take a lively interest in all church work. Though very frail and alâ€" most helpless on Christmas day last, he was taken in a carriage to the church an- niversary, and although quite an invalid ‘ he much enjoyed meeting his many kind christian friends. This was the only time during the last eight months of his life that he was able to attend the sanctuary. At several times during two weeks before his death his friends thought his last hour had home, but on several of these con: sions, after he had rallied, his chief eil'orts were to praise the Lord. A few days be- iore his death, while his scrrcwing friends ‘ were watching for his departure. he made an effort and asked them to sing. and while friends were weeping he faintly said. "Oh, do sing,-sing ‘Praise God from Whom all Blessings Flow,’ ” and after they had finished singing that beautiful daxology he again said, “Do sing mereâ€"â€" sing ‘J esue, Lover of my Soul.’ " when his faint and feeble voice responded by 92818- ing the Lord. During these seasons his joy in the anticipation of heaven was re- Several ef his unconverted friends. while visiting him. were not al~ lowed to leave his bedside without his urging to promise to meet him in heaven, and we have reason to believe that several made plans resolves in that chamber of RILEY CREEKâ€"DALTON. [Correspondence gran-Pom! mud n“- “WV ”â€"7-“ Snflouinthemhtewweeksothlsnhby meanest appeflstothem to seek an in- terest in Jesus. For a. young man his christian experience was qnlte mundâ€" hisgenenl oqnduotwus o! a. veryunulnsh 7-â€"- .There has been some extra Zia although I» OAK WOOD. 0mm the ‘ W “U :00- {meummM-mhnwmnl he has gone to but his at Little Britain, whats the remains of widendm laid at rest to await the l resurrection morn. “Sale In the ms at 4. J cans.” A Confiraxnm. V I CTOR! A ROAD museumâ€"Mr. A. c. Gnhun In: ratâ€" ed his office for I butcher shap- Come to Vicwxla Bang for your fresh meat ...... - .._ “I... I‘M â€"st least It spouts so ...... Mr. hue Knight. o! lesym Grove. is or. present mums his uncle, Mr. E. Lynle, at thlo austocbory, capaclolly as the bank-coon» showed a. tanker mu slnoo M ro- port. The following appointment: won made : pros, A. C. McKonxlo, mama; 15h vice-pron. Alex. Jameson. Gleam; 2nd. vice-pm. Dr. Blanchard. Victoria Road; dmcborsâ€"Abtam Webster, Vio- torla Bond; W. A. Fanning. Gummy Ben Box-ohm. Kin-mold ; Dr. Wood. Kirk- flnld; G. E. Ludhw, M. Body, Wm. Mnanrney. John Barret, VlctothRoId; The elected ofieera lntend mm several Improvements calculate! Winn-tho: the Interest: of the society. A good exhibition 1: expected to: 1896. campus-aw -â€"-__ ,, entertainment ...... Another pert! ...... A wedding....No more horse rscing. Scnoor. Tuxâ€"We're going to have s porch to the schoolhouse door and a latch ontii it, s set of maps lntil it, and o well with a pump intil it. Pnsoxmâ€"Mies Bells Henley, oi Lind- say, is visiting friends here ...... Granny Heirs is not expected tolive, poor thing. . . . .Mre. John Fells is improving in health. .. . .Mrs. Thee. Henley is strong min. to be sure ...... Little Lens. has started to school again. Tnscnsn’s Sromm.-â€"'l‘hesc stories ere to be introduced for the first time next Fridsy sicernccn, for s chsnge. instead oi readings and recitation by the pupils. It will be observed that each story conteinl _ . __u_.-t.i. -nrth : FELL’S STATION. [Compandonco cl m Pom] COUNTRY T AILâ€"A basket 500131.... temper-moo entertainment . . .A mew ‘ â€"-Lh.. n‘m ______ Wm U5 vows. n". -_V,, a moral value 0! inutlmnhlo worth : 1. Half the Profit-Dishonesty is bad pol- icy. 2. Duke and Cowboyâ€"Honesty la slwaya the best pallcy. 3. The Elephan- We should not wltlvato deoeptlon. 4. Travallermd Burâ€"Never rely on ”1° .- Lâ€"nonrlm. 5. Th6 Hmta -â€"Acts, looks, words. steps. are recom- mendations, and term the alphabet by which we may spell character. 7. fine- handmsn and Children’Labcr is e trees. are which overcomes all things in school or out of school. 8. Knowledgeâ€"It is a power to: good only when rightly directed. a Pastaâ€"This must not end oennot be passed unnoticed. becsuse it was what every person wanted, and what everyone expected. a. success. because it was held at Mr. Thos. Eenley'e, and Miss Hen- ley superintended the whole affair. Inna. yum! whet next? Well. the tee did not come fl:st,but I must necessarily relate : this because it is uppermost in my mind, and in the minds of the perticipante. The gentlemen and ledies who dletingnlsh- ed themselves at this miraculous perform- ance were worthy of note. but 3 particularly “Jinkins up." and a person would almost conclude, when reflecting on the performance, with the Greek philoso~ pher, that “the only good was pleasure, 7* .- n-mâ€" Hunt. w” sin.“ but the next Luu y:aeu.â€"â€"_- ‘ phat. that “the only good was pleasure, not to follow that was sin.“ but the next day or so verified these hasty conclusion Whyi Beeause the excitement was too much for some; but after a tow applica- tions at the Great. Elliptical, Aailtieal. Penticurlal. Nervae Candid. “all went many as a marriage ball." The elite retir- ed in good time. and it must not be claui. fled with danelng. All retained well Luv .‘v-v __ , Into the tenor's presence ehe name like I shot from a gun. and looked eneh damn at him he felt inclined to run. Her bleak eyes fleshed with user end her lengnege wee profuse. and when 'ehe raised as threatenirx hand he trembled in his shoes. "You ninth part or e men 1" she yelled, “I‘ll crush you as 5 fly! This earthly planet never held a greater fright the: I. “Gaza on these bloomers which I wear. You made them, air, in: me. Don't look with such a stppid stars. but seen them carefully i - ,.nn-_L AI- DA In... WWI-u; . "You guaranteed a perfect fit to mm ore, chh I bmughh. N ow. do you think It strange a bit that I on fighting hot? Soy, am I not a fright! Where they are :33):erth shank! be lasso; where loose _..'.‘I k- . Inhh" rose. With In an Pressid and bows ruse he an! shop t; wh’ge shay wera tight the should be loose; where loose they shut: d be tight. “than no aonbcmthe first." said he, “the Mun ever were. You've made 3 They‘re on hind wan mm complaintâ€"You on non- mud. m 8!: sun. Immanuel: pin-am in “‘me u" hmmsollh W Km mandflmndrenet withlnslxhoul gurflntdoutaken. Imauckin Janna-r1. 1m; whan I employed gourd at m. Inn-l “Maids”. and val hated by A __- .. I, A_L .... Jlnllll' q Luw, vv_.__ V _ - the loogl physicians. wt! was hosted by than: until the fall of 1893 without :0- celvlug much benefit. I then begin ulna: Inland great benefit. am m3. it not qnlte, cured. En. not been :5 u: w. W"'"" " that should 1.: the men b0 u ”'8 business. 636w Awfiwmuundmfltlon. The" Is no more mod to unassumin- emuymmcomm 0 may almanac: 3:!- M 1”“- '1‘ hundrodunu cut I will 9" better shun chm In: line: twlee a week. or six hundred once a week- The clmulstlon o! n newepwcr do“ 30' better quad?“ A 9"" 'm’ ‘ her It. 3. I. “can. Gammon M Injuredâ€"Prelim too: can“ no Bodsâ€"Md '1 cu lax d M! mac! m Counmm” Feb. 17th. (Spools). )â€"Mr. H. E. H nhnnm and lumber- mwbgm‘mth on u knot which“ gin and injured“ the nod kidneys. Ho saysâ€"“I m boonnnod to my hector-Ix weeks to 8'9 2: never m m Blunt nun-v "dâ€" 13an one Ihsn Pm. nu! m pm only baton In 3: worth one hundred do .Lu - A- --blm-O- an!- In tome. hnbanant 3? A winner: our} wax-or In Penn an: by the Ma! hbor shown. 4': ccnu s dny. -Kaan‘s Guam Roar. the t Bloodpuflfl gives manna“ uad - 0'" Coast nus to the 00129103100 und cum ‘- A- . , In AL- .1 m Md M A. m. You-son 2m If you would mm pneumonia, bronchitis. old lover. and partisan: cough: 33d coda. Thuoml ntuckthowuknndnn down noun. '1‘ on find no Wold when mobbed ls ept pure. dob ond lull ct vltnmy, the n ungood Ind duration vigorous with 0011'. Snupnfllll. the one t "a 525‘ E E __t be é. i g3 u" E 3% 80E :1. l 3.: by mar IMPALIIIG c483. us. NOW“ vvvw "" ’ ,, was, hudwm, junky. ngofl, crockery. “0018““ suffering peopleâ€" Thhmdemrk'nfonndonmbotflo oaniM’l Celery Compom¢uwdluontheonurvupperoéam Anyhcelerypmpsnfimvithontthotbowukaiswrth- lumddecepfive. WIysvofiMutha-opwpu‘fimvm surely guru-be your houblufinmyc-elthaympaifivdy VARIE TES- Thetbovoeutilgim 'wil'oh the 9-9" uncut» zialovwhenyonrlifeiainpailfimdhan, mid in than]: medioinothttunpmnpdy Itmfickpooplovdl." _ ’ for valuing Bat for, Wash D8)“ film’s Diphtherine «Mow; «locum-ct mum Munch To «um. “W- M' m u “Quinta curl-x MP" pa bull An on“. o! "“5“" “ pound a can l'or 8.10 by loam- nonal- Scm w my many mu- upon map: 0! pm: 0. 50:. And 81. r. 6. mm, mm. cgmil xsw DISCOVERY. we have “:0qu 5...», _ _, in large quantities in ordet to profit in order to clear the goods out quickly. in shest groceries at exceptionally low figures. ya: we are treparedto do a la than evet. We solicit a chance to serve those who have not as y we can do better {or you than any get the goods at reduced prices, and SC! In this way our customer {action us. confident that on a year‘s trading in town. us, cl QM WE WANT THE J03 ll"... .â€" vmmgthnthcaigudanndmnbmeloodpmdmnnh turnout butfinyceauwtryhon the poorest oowyouhnwdyouvmgabwk yourmonqvithinmhufevveeh. A A unknown-,ug-q-Ilmcmmpddumdnm Old: 360.. 9.0. 80:48:. W mlllllllllllllllll ". a ._.-..-. \ and will try to get it. This kinda! washer in land on the old stove. if you am thinking of buying 3 now one let u: try to suit your peckec. If you we in noedol' any uticlesof Stove Furnimre, Tin- wuo. Gunitunm, etc” gotour price- before buying. We will not be undouoldbymyominthetnde. ° . Nguyen on thinking of going into the Dairying business this ml If you no, here’s the upot to get Milk Utensils of allkindc. Wenhospecinlty of them. .P‘N! M W putting new Elywmghing on your aiding or hula flail lemonâ€"ix would he 3 good spring thought. Wohua W men to do this cork and invainblygive Dick’s Blood Purifiefi It my hppen tint you are 3 ton run and 1:11an UL mg I. Mm to tho comfort! of your dwelling. We have Md [11mm to do thi- worklnd can refer you to a num‘fl' of plead W If your mac does not come under the above headings, come in anyway. We my have whstyou mt. E. WOODS. Dtck_s Blood Farmer. Thai: 77/216. Best for. Its remark- able lastin g and cleansing properties make suRPRISE mos: economical and give better satis- as yet dealt with my other grocer LINDSAY of com- u to 3. number Th1! II For ins“! ago there ‘0 there at cumin-ti! more than CI have (1: tube! a P“ “I Imperi mm: .5 a there may of correct I but whea omen ext»: on allow H think? "35 QI'B wet: Doubtlcsa r «leased wiy discharge u; tho utmost c an! not be sat-Jae: as to‘ and show no Then it is in! on my be M and: Importl Influence the: cult ability. 50 NW5 wen mother Dem hawk ls dc my the but I a am an on ehlnna In w 5. 0r :1 with has other 111 whic‘. fit. to: the we! Tut aomel “a. were 1101 blue! cxped 001m exam”. Another necessary ‘5 one or more directtons m blguons and molass- 1 is she put)“ who rem: om ner w what. he an H lnjusth} guess what a meant thus all to and thc an udge condtnl enacted s also meant; be 1m was a dcuht 5' ought to be ; I rusonsbx. Another tea any, but '3 47 than: {$11 t'; , osalbmty (1 lug iatexch ting credi, { Tim. psp 3. » 1;. nmed :ro ave ecu) 311m they coutd pas answers Mn y do: st the dep the cue is cvi persistently re “on 00 take p loom 0.: njnntlce to cm bud oonfldem-s his there could thajulleab flux“: by a. mm o «Immune!!! than «rely on: which a candldl received credit I for on» at not! I do not odv dams any ad' hnve. To pass (loos not done! doprive that st ‘pnbllc sch lave school w mmhation. 4 the standard high echocl an ovary other | it the prism!) me It 18 I} d ms hand not to p: Melon: “my: a miss a. ma give dunghcar. inother 9‘!" “P Bic the 22096 In. prams them one who is hue jueuce. to one candida 3 letter canmld sud the intod “cw; but I luau-med chat I 031, In Is 3 gm»; m would in men were I and It so. whefi misfit like no h under: gsve m an first. They mm nnd the Some candida“ tight to any road, and the In! noon diam the canine: a now he find: “not a few I: W. l5 m. 15 ma! not; an depmml at every an: all." be ream m withheld emu-muons ; should be In a 029w a! It. ls rel