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UHJLLIA. S'rou.‘ rm: CHRISTMAS CAKE.-Diph- that"; has :20 n-r-oru for the burglar. Shortly after her mu"- death from that dreaded disease Mrs. Edwards cloned up her house and went '.0 Toronzo for 3 km reeks visit. Returnmz homu Ssturday ch found that her calla:- hsd been rsn~ ‘nckod sud awry-:hing enable carried 03’. Including all her prefieflx-H and two storm other Christmas cake. In all about. $70 of stufl' was mseu. It. may interest the thief to know tint a house which has been visited by this disease is not free tom lbs germs for forty-four days alter, find nosszbly he may have carried death may with himâ€"[News-Lezter. LOCAL NEWS-LETTERS EMILY. Dana’s HAxvns'r.--Mrs. Gao. Frank died at her resin-23cc in Emily township on Sunday morning of influnmation. Dec- eased was shim five years or me and haves a narrowing husband and six small children. Mrs. Frank was a daughter of Mr. Michuei Lewes, Emily township, and had only been married seven Years. Mrs. Inn}: is a slate: of Mrs. Tuos. Moore, @112 (Elanahian fiat. [Correspondence of The Post. SCHOOL REPURT.â€"TBO following is tne rt. of mending of pupils of section No. 14, Brcck, for the mount: of Fentusmy. The names of the first. three in order of merit beach class are Raven. Svnior {outshâ€" 1, Walter Howssm; 2, Fred Bundle; 3, Wilbnrt Barker. J umo: fourthâ€"l, J smes Bo". BBQ Jgnpie gaggie (>qua ) 2, George Inn...“- .0. .a ‘l mu Gun-u v- u...., -â€"â€"vâ€"â€"- ‘ ,_ , . _ Sonloy;3, John fimkén. Thu-d class-1, John Napier; '2. John Rnch; 3, Emma lackie. Second class-1, Frank Hosklg; was. Napier; 3, Velinu Luke and Mina ker (equam Parr, second-1, R‘cnnrd Boakln; 2, Alfred sash-7. Tablet. -â€"Floasle Lake. ARCHD R. DELVE, teacher. PORT PERRY. PERSONALâ€"Mr. Reubon King from near Sauna :5 about to take up his res’dence inPt. Perry. Last week h - purchased frsm Hr. Wm. Willard the white framu nouse and lot at the corner of Mary and John- m, lately occupied by Mn. Caldwell. Mr. King wlll make a good cizizw and we mlcome him to our town. SAD Dunnâ€"We were sorry. to learn, uni so was every one In town of It» un- flggly 63:21: 0: Battle, the eldest daughter _- I. , ,)__ _L:-L_ ..;.l..._.. ,A a. “w ___-_ -_ v , . d Rev. E. M. Manning, which occurrld as Trenton on Monday 1328‘ $119 was in her dxteenth year. Unmeasurab e sympathy 3nd sorrow for the bereaved parents will no torthitromAttgk many friende in Port LINDS;€'.Y. FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1892. luw nut. . 01.1733sz ms TAX Commemâ€"The ”collector or S unbope had. run a. short Inc no. It. ”new: that a family named Much were unable, or professed to be table, to meet thrr taxes. The collector vary Indulgentiy rx ended the time for fluent, and when this had expired he “dun-in. but wag informed that. they .0 still nnprgaargrj to my them, and _A_“ L- ml.- MINDEN. Pmoxunâ€"Mr. John Reid returned to Ho home in Minden on the 29m on. from Odlllo. He IOUKB hale and hearty, and his my friends che p eased to see nlm..... Hr. A. Hormone:- a brief visit wixh his do In the township of Mmden, return- ed to Emily, where. we are pleased to burn, ha hm :- good position ...... Mrs. 8.1109 at Little Britain, who has been visit- ”be! daughter, Mrs. J. S. McMillan, at theMethodm parsonage in this place. re- turned to her home on Thursday morning lmw uu Iv euuv \nâ€"l -_ u- 7 lug ”rents had her remains interred in facial: Falls cemetery yesterday. Miss M guru beloved and esteemed by all who filmig‘estion mu. ABY.-Tb8 many friends of Miss 03m Innis Fielding, daughter of Mr. W. Field- :lnaof Mlnden, will learn with deep r'gret 11 her early demise, which took place In Toronto on Wedneday tut; The sorrow- 18 not only 1; distressing complamt,'oi melt, but, by causing the blood to We depraved and the system en- tabled, is the parent of innumerable "es. That Ayer’s Sarsaparma I; the best cure for Indigestion, even when complicated wi '21: Liver Complaint, I. proved by the following testimony from Mrs. Joseph Lake, or Brockway after comma; ‘ .o two the Sarsapaa tilla I could sec 21: improvement in my condition. My apgetite began to return and with it came the ability to digest all the i001} taken, my strength im- proved each day, and after .2. few months of faithful attention to your directions, I found myself a well woman, able to attend to all household duties. Theggegicine has given me a. new lease of life.” Ayer’s §§§s§aarillm 733M 7/ mm 3! J. 0. Mar 35 Co. Lowell, Mass. :e 81 , six bottles, 35. Worth $5 a bottle. ;::[S:$nésft3; PINEDALEâ€"Bgocgz, 3311:2391 Powder. areanrofl ‘0 pl, WEI”, nun wbrn they would be. The 'smoucssr, BEST, ONTARIO COUNTY. Tm: Home Loan. Oman BY-LAW. â€"The motion to qussh the local option by-lsw come before Justice Armour tor hearing st Osgoode hell on Fridsy, sud woe snow ed without costs. DuVernet moved the order sod Ayiesworth, 62.0., and Fore- weli, 0.0.. opposed the motion. The chief ground on which the motion was allowed was irregularities in publication, yet ‘1’: other points were considered as well. irregularities in publication consists in the hy-low being advertised four days longer than the law allows. This seems 5 small matter in itself, but it proved sufficient to quash the by-luw. It is the present inten- tion, we are told, to ask the council to sub- mit another by-lnw to the electors without deley.â€"[News. Tnomp-ou- coats. Magâ€"9., your taxes when due. “a don't club the ”collector. CANNINGTON. [Corresponaence of The Poet] C. 0. O. F.. M. U.â€"-A meeting of Loyal Canninaton District lodge, Canadian Order of Oddfellows. M.U., was held March 2nd at Little Britain. the following officers being present: D.D.G.m. Jae. Mitchell in the chair; V.D.D.G.M. J. B.Weldon in the vice-chair; Secretary, Bro. McKee; W. Bro. Sherman; £16., Bro. Dillman. After lodge ,,__g n... minnffifl of Int Sheridan; LIL, DiUo ”an...” __-_, -. was formally opened the minutes of lost meeting were read and confirmed. Reports were received from the various lodges in the district, which showed the order in Cannington district to be progressing fev- orabiy. A discussion on various topics of interest then followed, particular attention being paid to the sick relief and other benefits of the order. On motion it was decided to hold next meeting in Csnnington at the call of the D.D.G. ., after which the meeting was adjourned. [Correspondence of The Poet] Sermon humanâ€"The following is the standing of the pupils of S. S. No. 9. Ops, for the month of February. Names arranged in order of merit. Flfth classâ€" Lucy McGeouzh. Senior fourth-Kate McGeough, Hattie Pogue. Laure. Ree, Manda Pogne, Lily Ben. Thomas Pogue, Willie Cornell. Arthur Pogne, Hettle Cornell, Aggie Blnylock. Junior fourthâ€" Frank Ree, Sheridan Res, leble Show. Third cluesâ€"Lime McGeouah. Wilfred Ree, John McNevon, Florence Reid, Thomas Meaee, Gracie Cornell. Melville Cornell, Isaiah Blsylock. Lillie Megae. Second classâ€"Bernard McGeongh. Arnold Ree. Vincent £03m, Finley Blaylock, -_r-1 1.-....a 'R-nnn M0- lien. Vincent rogue, L'lunil ......,.--_, Arnott Pozue, Daniel Mazea, Bruce Mc- Neven. Pars secondâ€"John Grey and Anme Blaylock (equal), Lily Blaylock, Mabel Pogne end Joseph Powers (equal), Willie Powers, Ernest Reid, Fred Snew. Part flrstâ€"Nelllg quwgge. Gertie Rae, Bert -.__ . _â€" ‘A‘Ahfi- Shaw. PLEASANT KAILnggâ€"FENELON. ,A n--;1 J. ”an”... -. _. [Correspondence of The Poet] SICKNESS.- Quite a few in this vicinity have been laid up of late. We understand that Mr. Joseph Moynes has been ill, and also his mother, Mrs. Catharine Moynes. Under the careful treatment of Dr.Graham o! Fenelon Fallgthey are recovering. ,4- A_.__ m_- -‘A.-L U1 Squ-vu .- an... -_-, w_- _ V A VISIT or FRIENDSHIP.;TWO"§1613h- Iozds of Good Templus of Cameron lodge. No. 272, gade 13. visit tgiflgasmt Valley 7 _L lâ€"-I--Al_~ NO. 2742’, meme 5 V151!» IIU Invariant. sung, lodge on Thursday evening lest, including the Chief Templar, V. T., and other 0- cers and members or the iofige. The two lodges being met together they spent a good time hevinz ran :ings, recitalions speeches and both vocal and instrumentsi music. Our lodge here is progressing. It has been only one year organized, yet some fell into our ranks every few weeks. VISITING.â€"Mr. and Miss Elliott of Her- vey paid Mr. Allen a. visit last week; also Mr. and Mrs. Walters ot Orono. TEE Burntâ€"Rev. Mr. Oke preached here on Sabbath, 62h inst., to a large con- gregation. He changed pnlpits with Rev. Mr. Methersl, our pastor. NEW ENGINfiâ€"Cbpfi. W. H. Bottum re- ceived last. week a. new engine nt the latest improved make for the Movie Leaf, and It is expected that next season the speed she will mange will be euteriging. , x -_-;--J ‘LA‘ WILL many u..- __- ~_‘ _ NEW STEAMBOAT.â€" It is understood that a company has in serious contemplation the building of a ne av steamer for the lower lakes. It 15 proposed to have is as lame as, I! not larger than the Emu-ion, and to be of low draught, and exam width in beam. The great fault in all the boats hitherto on these waters has been narrownese of beam. What is wanted 15 room and stability. A3 for speed, it has been demonstrated that. the widening of the bearing of one of our best boats increased rather than dimlshed her‘epeed. HUI syn-vu- MAstmA'rEs’ Conanâ€"County Magis- trate Deacon held court on Friday last to hear a charge made against Matthew Mc- Connell. junr.. of assaulting Constable Blewett whilst on duty. The defendant stated that he was drunk and knew noth- ing of it. The magistrate explained very forcibly that drunkenness was no excuse for any offence, rather the reverse, that special provision was made for the protec- tion of those performing public duties, and the penalty of a~saultinsr a constable whilst on duty was a fine of not less than $100. or a sentence of six months in the central prison. The defendant was a young man, and the colonel said he would perhaps not repeat the offence after a proper Warning, and if the constable did not press the charge he would allow it to be withdrawn, and one of common assault entered. It must be distinctly understood, however. that if a almllar case came before him he would not allow any such course. but 7 A_a_IJ L- - '1un guy ”'v would inflict. such a penalty as would be a protection to those performing public cuties. The constable did not wish to press the more serious charge. and was willing It should no considered as a com- mon assault. The magistrate accordingly amended the charge, and imposed a fine of $10 and caste-[Independent SALEMâ€"MARIPOSA. [Correspondence of The Poet.‘ BASKET SOCIALâ€"On the evening of Friday. the llch inen, e basket social will be held in Salem church. Several speakers are engaged for the evening. among them the Rev. Mr. Lloyd (our late pastor) of Epsom. and the Rev. J. H. Oke o! Wilfrid. A good progrem is expected. All are oomlelly lgvlted to bzlng‘lzeekets. Aâ€" ;-_ -_-_l-n WIDTH] OI mt. vv nu .u-nw v- â€". _-... con. Salem’s loan will be Penlbl’o gain. monu.â€"Muter Allan Val-coo in st present living with his brother. Mr. J. E. wrulnny luvl-Vu - â€"â€"__,_ -.____ Jam-r DnnAm.â€"0n Monday evening, the 29 h Feb., a debate was held in Creeweli Congregational church, between Manllla and Cresswell lodges of I. O. G. . The subject was “Resolved that Annexation to the U. S. would be more beneficial than the present system of government.” The affirmative wse upheld by Bros. S. Purvie, Archd. R. Delve and Cline. Bott for Cree:- well. and the negative was susceined by Bros. H. Glendennlng, Campbell Michael and Duncan Carmichael for Msnilia. After a very lively and close contention the de- cision was given in favor of the aflirmative. Mr. D. McMillan teacher or 7th eon. school awed sschalrman or the decision commit- tee. assisted by Wesley Coone c! and R. Basket-3} Cresswell. ,h L-‘_-â€" -1 LL- Bull 1). nun-c. v. Rwovu. -We are sorry talcum of the deparcure of Mr. Richard Trenhewey and hmlly of thin place. They have been residents of thin vicinity for the past three years. livingon Mr. Thou. Wellie’e farm out of here. They were kind nelahbore, end 3 highly respected funny. They were faithful members or this church. Miss Eve Tretheway will be missed in this church. especially in the capacity of alto singer in the choir. Tbs-v are removing to than!!!) 0! Mr. W_t_n. Enos on the 11th a L , VIAâ€"vie)- _-l_ 1503042315091. 3.33; 'fié'ri‘rn‘, teacher. OPS. 3WD}. Cromsr EIL'L-MARIPOM (We! In Poor.) Sohoor. Breamâ€"The following report gimme result oi written minimum Third elm Mush Lizzie Cowie Minnie Francis. Minnie mhnll. John hepbugn, Qannld MoLesn, Wlllle McIndoo, Archie Brown, Duncan Brown, Nellie Herrlson end Met! Brown. Second clueâ€"George Swns. Edger Hepburn. John Brown, John Oink sn Robert Cowle. Psrt second clusâ€" Elmer Ssmls, Isle Brown,BEddle Fang. H Clerk and Herbert Hsrrlson. First olsssâ€" George Jewell and Willie Brown. Average attendsnoe for_§_he Amgnth, 36. - â€"_â€"- n. dun-asha- UXBBIDGE. Hogans m arm: N.P.â€"Severel horse buyers were lest week, but; did not get many animals because of the low prices they oflered. It goes mine: the grain of a farmer to take 380 tore hone ms hehee been ofl’ered $1501n time pest, and conse- qufntly he hangs on e llttie longer. -- H..- nah-gum uvuus: _u --â€",... v_ _ 77V, Smeum Accmm.-â€"A rsther strsnae story comes from Uxbrldne township. On Thursday afternoon last Mr. A. Reid. who lives near the town line between Uxbrldge and Beach, was found by his sons in nu insenslble condition in his own stable, cov' ered withfionnds end his clothes torn in A _ A.-__ Jl_-l-...ul uuu "LII-I vvvuâ€"uu â€"_- ___ ----_-_ shreds. A m dlcsl examination disclosed the fact that no bones were broken end that none of the wounds were serious, al- though deep and painful. The mystery is how Mr. Reid got wounded. N othlng definite is known, but it is supposed thst some of his cattle turned on him. When found he was as already atuted lying in the stable in an ins‘ensible condition, and the cattle, which he had apparently libersted from their stalls, were roaming around the yard. The wounded men has not the slightest idea how he received his injuries â€"he can remember nothing about it.â€" PETERBORO. A HEAVY Loanâ€"One day last week Mr. John Hunter of Otonabee brought to town with one team and in one lead 193 bushels and 27 pounds of barley. a distance of about ‘ seven miles. From his place to the main read he had two miles ofa rough. hilly road to cover. and the Ashburnham bridge was here, but his powerful team took the heavy load over these places without much trouble. - [Review SENTENCED TO THE CENTRAL Parson.â€" Edward Cbapple, the young man arrested in Cobourg and brought here on a charge of stealing a watch and chain and a suit of clothes, was pronounced a bad man by the county magistrate yesterday. Chapple lived a month in Lakeilcld on his wits and misrepresentations. He told his new-made friends in the village that he had a team at work in the shanties, and had a wife in Peterboro with money which she would bring up to settle his debts. On the strength of these representations and other premises he received Jas. Dcogan’s watch and chain and left Lskefleld with them and a suit of Doogan’s clothes. Saturday morning the county magistrate found him guilty of stealing the coat and vast. The trousers, the evidence showed, had been borrowed to attend church in, and were never returned. Chapple was sentenced to one year in the Central prison. To a charge of obtaining the watch and chain and trousers under ialse retences the prisoner pleaded guilty, an was sentenced to a year in the Central, the two terms to run concurrently. GONE 'ro Bunsen-Mr. F. J. Lewis, manager of the local branch of the Bank of Montreal, has left for a sea voyage. via Halifax, to Bermuda and the Barbadcee for the benefit of his health. Mr. W. E. Bud- den is acting manager in his absence. DEATH or MRS JOSEPH Devanâ€"Mrs. Joseph Deyell of Emily died Sunday after- noon at the residence ot‘ her brother-in-law, Mr. John A. Bennett, Lake st.. Peterboro. The deceased. who was a daughter of Mr. Robert Matchett of Otonabee, leaves a husband and a large family, the youngest * of which is only seven months old to mourn her loss. The body was taken to the family residence in Emily Monday and was inter- red at Bobcaygeon on Wednesday. March 9th. The bereaved family have the sym- pathyyf all in their sad loss.- [Review. ,7-__-__ 1- ...... .. Anni-Av Faun.- yaw“: v- v-r -- ----â€" -__ “7 ~- - AN INTERESTING LICENSE APPEAL CASE. â€"Tbo appeal made by Mr. T. Csvanagh ot the Balmoral hotel, against a conviction on a. third offence against the liquor license so: was argued before County J ndze Wel- ler in chambers tc-day. Mr. R. E. Wood appeared for the prosecution. and Mr. W. F. J ohneton (1n Mg. Ponsebte’e absence) for A _ LL- ___.. u vuâ€"u'v... . the appellant. After hearing the argu- ments, Judge Weller, summing up the case, said the ammo was committed against the present license act. It a man committed three offences against the act at difi‘erent times, and (hfi‘erent places, or at the same place it would still bean ofl’ence against the law. It does not mat- terit the violation is committed in the present license year or not it stands as a third oifence against the license and not mainst the act. It does not commit any ofi‘ence against the license in the present licvnee year. The conviction need not necessarily be for three breaches of the contract committed in the specific year, but committed in any year. I haven't any doubt on that point. lame! the opinion that the appeal must be dismissed with costs and the license cancelled. 0! course Mr. Cavanagh has the privilege, it he desires it, of getting his application from a rn‘_...l..-_ BEER; 661:}; T1; iii-36. :[Exsmlnon The grippe, with all its terrors, is makin sad havoc in our midst. This evil. whi visited us near] two ears ago. is with us now in a more reade form In some res- pects our peogle understand the trouble- some malady etter now than when it first appeared. It is acknowledged by all that prompt action is neecssary. so that primary symptoms may be checked. Bronchial affections, _eough and sore throat are j 1--.}--- -1 - ”VI. ‘11qu generally forerunners and leaders of a. severe attack of grippe, and should be carefully and intelligently attended to. Let us stronglngnpress‘ upon ‘all the great » -â€"-â€" A. _LAL .ucu uo nunvun., -_.'_ -v- necessity of ridding themselves of what some may term slight colds. These attacks on the bronchial tubes irritation of the tonsils and throat. that fitfnl cough. are sure indications that the enemy grippe has begun to efi‘ect an entrance. At this particular time simple yet effective mea- sures are of vast importance. in order that the great nervous system be enabled to sustain its vital energy and power. It is conceded by_ those [competent to judge, I,!-‘ LV__._‘ -L---IA L- we may say that the manufacturers are unable at present to fully supply the demand which has arisen since the advent of the grippe It is simple in its com- ‘tion.free from every injurious nancotic, andso extremely reliable that every man. woman and child can use it with the greatest safety. and receive almost instant results See that you procure a bottle without delay. CU cu. v1 "HA”, .--_r_e-,_ ,7 ' .. . thg‘txuflarvard Bronchial Syrup should be used without delay whenever the throat and bronchial tubes are in any degree threatened and when the first sfmpmms of cough and irritation are he t. This great remedy gives almost instant relief. and for-tides every week part. As an evidence ot its_popu3arity end usefulness - _.-__l-.'s_-._n "a... An Agentof Safety for the Home! THE GRI PPE 2 'WTA: LAuimIJN, HIV. Margaret Brion. Junior murm- Lottie Kennedy. Albert Bore. Eva Hay, Willana wmum Senior thirdâ€"John Bannock. John J aokaon. Thomas J ackaon. 38310 Irwin. Junior thirdâ€" GoorRo Endloott, Theodore Greer, Samuel Endicott. Senior mendâ€"Willie Greer. John Endi- cott and Geo. Kennedy. (equal) Willia 3.935011. and Anna Thornton (equal). Junior moundâ€"Ethel Kennedy. James E05100“. Herbert McCullmn. Part aeoond -â€"Rhoaia Hmcock. Walter Hon, David Endlcott, Hm Endlcott. Ilâ€"u- . “my bush-r. Wan use morn“: w. and" -_._ __-_ 1, to Mr. Joseph Long, which was celebrated Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr. Wm. McGregor by the Rev. Mr. Creighton. A We number of guests had been invited and hospitalitiea were dispensed with a most liberal hand. Dancing was kept up with great spirit to the inspiring strains of Mr. Murdoch's violin, and Mr. J. 8. Mid- dleton “called off” with his usual brilliant fluency and masterly power of resource. It '33 just a splendid large time. every one was happy. there was an abundance of good things and no end of wedding pre- sents. Mr. Long has been for some years in Dakota and appears to have got on well there. He has been here visiting relations to Dakota with a very much larger circle of relatives. Miss Sarah was becomingly dressed in white and looked as pretty as a bride should look, and a host of friends wish her all possible happiness throughout ~4-_.1-_s SOUTH VER ULAM. WEDDING Bunsâ€"Amos: plenum: event was the name of “19‘8"“ McGregg â€"-_ “ink-.6 "3;" 1:13:13 "lawman“; NURLAND. [Correspondence of The Post] AN Om Smnnn Gownâ€"As one by one are being called away it becomes our sad duty tochroniole the death of one of our most respected residents in the person of Mrs. George Campbell, who died on the 11th of February at the age of 75. She eon- tracted la arippe last spring and never fully recovered, but was able to be around until a few weeks previous to her death. In her we lose a kind and obligiug neigh- bour, an sfl'ectionate wife and loving mother. Her loss is keenly felt by many. During her illness she was attended with anxious and loving care. Nothing was left undone that should have been attend- ed to; but our ways are not God’s ways, so she passed peacefully away, fully resigned to her Master’s wlll. No breaking heart is here: No keen and thrilling pain: No wasted cheek where the frequent tour Hath rolled and left its stain. Then why should your tears run down. And your hearts be sadly riven. For another zemr in _t_he Saviour's crown. a.-- .u... DO WNE YVILLE. [Correspondence of The Poet.) Accmnxr.â€"The tour-year old child of Dannie Honllhan, while out in the barn last Thursday. not his hand caught in a feed caution machine. He lost part. of one finger, and had another very badly lacerat- Bmmuaâ€"Four children were present- ed for hantlsm lo the church at this place last Sunday by Mrs. Wm. Callahan, Mrs. Michael Honllhan, Mrs. Joseph Msehan and Mrs. John Meagher. which fact goes to prove that this section of the riding is looking closely after its political interests. Gammaâ€"Mr. Matthews has purchased the store from Mrs. Tracey. It ls confident- ly self! that hf proposes to give up school h..- __..- Lem-all Anathem- I! “I“ MI uw rlvvav w teaching. and take unto himself another school teacher for a wife, and go into business. (There is no confidence violated in this report it is public property.) Faun! Rs: UNION.â€"A very pleasant gathering was had at the home of Patrick Mann. near here. last Sunday afternoon. For many years the boys and girls who once lived happy beneath the parental root have been widely scattered, but on this occasion all with their wives and husbands and children were rs-united tor a few hours at least. The family consists of seven boys and thrrogirls; only one was absent, he was in Nebraska. There was more than a quartero! e hundred grand-children pre- sent and their childish sports and joyous laughter had a tendency to bring bright smiles to the face of Grandpa Meshen, whose heart as yet is light but the sun oi whose life is tar in the wast. There were also present John. and Charles Lucas, A ____A 4... nnm.1.t‘ th. lino ymvu- vv _. -__._, uncles; their Rteyhalrs sex-vac to remind the young how in: time ie passing. and nwnken recollections of the days more then for" years ego when they. with Grundy. Mechan. begun to curve on: of the dense Csnndien wilderness their new enh- auntie! homes. The dumoon end even- ing were spent in innocent sparse. recalling events of only associations. diecneeing the problems of later hie end uni-taking of the bonntiee the 3 well aiored larder end will- ing hand! on give and prepue. The cause of the gathering at this particular time we: the vlein_oi.Mr‘.vM. Meehen end hmily, L__-I__ VAR ETIBS. PM» doesn't unfit-ins: pace. nmmuuma. u myubgfnmamm you 33! Cam'nammm ytyauhlvoh” .m-mm wboglu “moanâ€"114:. Tompuuon 1! Saturn udunce Agent. “In nu» .-___ -__ _ whose homo In In N-iah-ks. __ was“; {r}; hrs? am nobody knows. Nominal-calcium it Is thanking or. done of Dr- P401001 Plug“: Pollen. The-o __ J_._.|.I__ folio". ule the one with the old-Minced 9mg, The relief that {allows memble the union 0! Nature in her happieet moods; the imply)” given to the dot-meat liver 1. of the mac “Intel-y kind. and 1e oedly W h chm «wage-misc! gum ”We. need w on much. pain the flat side and ehonlder-blede. end yellowe- of the skin and eyeball! us need!!! “max-d by the Pollen-m 1. . Walthhu more mu that poverty. 1101:5843 MIK- MI. 191 ”Avg-um“ mam-ad My We 3 Antiâ€" to m! nu {maintain-Int Inmate. .13de which“ Manama am that u A- LA ‘,__A hmng 0831.03. "All all! us 281th of! 9 log; is an old swim. ,g_.-__ I..-â€" "SEEKERS! {E heaven. TH: CHARLES A. VOOELER (:OIPMIY1 Canadian Depot: TORONTO, l3.â€" MbFAnm, No W. 8-_0'B§QAE-_ lrcle y as bout %t".uNET6fiI Tom" to. 7‘ ROLLERS] restoring LOST noon and corrocung IRREGULABITIES sud sm'muassxoxs. EVERY “in Who finds his mean! (no ukics dull or failin hisp by sicael poyrcrs flagging should take mtfimgé will relstore ms lost. energies.bo pyh sicalu: meut 3.1. EVERY “flag“ should take them. They cursed all an pressions and ixrch :miLics whichin vimb y encul sickness when 1:»; 1c. Led. F Jmum take .heso mu WLQHESMB‘iEm :1, gifi‘gmfifin 5:: system. Il-Illlfl uncut!“ shmfld NEWER mumâ€"4s- magmam regular. For sue by all dmgglsu. or will be sent 1: receipt of price (50¢. per box). by addressing * _ _â€"-rv“l¢, III-‘1), m. BE A MAN MORRHUOL NO TASTE OB SMELL. JORRHUOL is much more Prompt 111 its action than Cod Liver on n the treatment of Commotion. Bronchitis. Coughs. Point In the Cheat. Sore Throat: and Asthma. SOLD IN PHIALS OF 100 IORBHUOL PEARLS. EACH OF WHICH IS EQUAL TO A TEASPOOI FIJI. OF OIL. swat-mar. 8 no Vlvtenno. Pm 0mm. nauoolsrs gn 0mm. PRICE $1. 7- _ A- _---nâ€"nl-AI\ nun any». -v â€"â€" ~ VI v--- ' “010851001 LYMAN- SONS 8: CO. MONTREAL For LOST or FAILING mmwon, General and NERVOUS BEBIIJTY, Weakness of non! AND HIND, Bfl'ects of Errors or hem in Old VIBDB and STRENGTH! or Youhg. Robust, Noble MAN- HOOD fully Restored How to en- large and stren en WEAK UN- 111:“:um 0 ANS and PARTS OF BODY. Absolutely unfailing non TREATMENTâ€"Benefits in a day. Men testify from fifty States and Foreign Countries. Write them. Book, xplanatlon and proofs mailed(sealed) Fun. Address ERIE MEDICAL 00., , BUFFALO N .Y. THE CURATIVE ACTIVE PRINCIPLES FXTRACTED FROM 0390 [IVER OIL vouua mm Tum“ m mam ‘1 an”... laid upon having the mum. sou: av ALL ouun. Factory. Toronto. Ont- rain-5 DB: WiLLLf-HS‘ =5?) HARTSHDR Miscellaneous. Eire Medjcal Q9; CHAPOTEAUT’S r, ultlmoro. , our. ARE NOT a Pub : . gativo Medi- ‘ ycme. They are I. 81.00:) chnnn. . Tome and RECON- ; -' mac-ton.“ £135 supply in a. conden 10ml .9119 B‘le‘E-“ws tctuully needed 309!!- ich the Blood. cups ’3.“ diseases comm! .trom P003 and WAT- ‘mr Bnoon. or iron: Vrru'rxsn Bunions 1n the BLOOD. and 'nvigqratenund Bung r"'*'"’ the BLOOD and Strum. when broken down by oveywork. mental worry (115060. excesses and inducto- tions. They have t Srmo Amos on [the Staten. Syntax of uâ€"FONTHHLl'g Eâ€"éi-li. :3 MED-‘90: EMS, MILLINERYAND EVERY LADY HAS A DIM of obtaining what is new and fashionable in M,- . Shapes, and Trimming efects just now at most, Circumstances compel me to by reduce my stock materially during the next three made a substantial reduction all 701011. the; Watchmakers JeuLeLers and Dealers in Fancy GI I HAVE A. LARGE D‘L‘vvn v- ORGANS AND PIAN mim Jul- 1). mâ€"Ss- mam. February 10. 1891â€"47. FINE JOB PRINTI mum. February nth. 1891â€"92. Maraughbred and Farm Stool: Insured at very Low Rates. tun-v.3“. an mâ€"n Boo our great drives in FELT BOOTS to 01“” DRESS and HANTLE MAKING in full um HILLHVEBY in Great Van-mu. [3’ See our 30 CENT TEA. It a in great 1m like cream. This expresswu was we“ MW m, and over again by thousands of people who 1w . rtunate enough to tryour Emulsion of God been ’0 Liver" Oil. We admit that it is not good form“ mu 8m w praise too loudly one’s own preparation, but an N. 1.: mum response made by each and every individual 011.5. s . _ y . over this county was one of such massive am over ' 3 - A' much 4th F” mm m whelming recognition, couched in such. kind . enthusiastic terms of welcome and approbation. n-w , to show us that our emulsion was not only apprec' locomomr ataxia. or camp . ~;. simply by the useof a pop: ed but prized by every person who uses it. .. . . . laboratory is m the back part of Higinbotham ~ 3““ ‘3 afénkpfi‘”;p‘°£y‘ ' - 3 Medicine Company. Mor Y. and Brockville. Ont. '. ‘ to the. efi'ect that Mr Chas. .. of Gglwgy. who for the 135: hi! air-nâ€" (- ’ have been reports here 1 ‘ in Sarawga ecumy of a m ~ eâ€"indeed so remarkable as miraculousâ€"cure of a. most scv JAS. KEITH’S, WILLIAM STRB HUGHAN 8o '. Jul. 8. 101â€"87- 180W at the ofiice of The cream. gl'hgs qagpqugion has been used a: -J‘ A! MAAM'I. anti} 1); FOR ALL THE W MISS 075F215 noon To ONTARIO “ and of the mcfl‘cctual [rd ‘ had had, and of his final cure , of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills -' 1e. and cheerfully gave assent for publication. He said: ‘fi Charles A‘ Quant. I am 37 V1: ‘~_born in the village of Galw . 'Dtmg when traveling on basin 3 ‘ttle while in Amsterdam. .. Y Whole life there. My wife Ontario. Up to about ei _. ' I had never been sick and ‘ Perfect health. I was fully ALSO mm m m 7 weizhed 180 pounds and 1 "" For Even-s Iwas atra ONTARIO MUTUAL LIVE 3 . ” «man for a piano and 0rd Imram Company. June: Keith. .OVER SEED iwcmted, for which the BIG" PRICE will be Paid. ; “d had to do. or at least iid on of heavy lifting. got my m " ' - ly and slept in enough ‘1; °°llntry houses to freeze q mu to death. or at least give " tism. About eight years " feeldistress in the stomach 9d and Farm ‘ several doctors about it. ' "811”?de and {orgyspepl hm various octors‘ "Ed at 03!?! places. e351 tool: all the pan 3 ' érOOdIIId heu- oiEBtluLtI claimedj ‘ yspe in” at contmu ates' my i$0M: for four yea: â€"â€" ' ' hhsvegain in fitm‘l‘ me can ous t my 6 urn:- Seed- and 'r . -_ wen: ma myhmplunsmg Stool: _7 . ,, ' W en W sun . . ‘ yew», , vednobeneggtromtheuse Lrod at u . «P’- -dnee.n.ndiee1in :11;ch ‘ ‘ ' e ‘! With“: were? Imamfl , E ' 'he use 0 cool: c_ . ' , m an! t kinds EITH S, W ILLIAM STR .. . { fine” a” n...- nudwmtorchemm 510 good (Here Mr. 9;: " me! an e The Canadian Pest. ., m. ehhepddsu 1' Of was the dock»! advised .00 I' not to Atlenl -‘ _ â€"â€"-- .‘l lewd-smut for th!: Es.“ 7. Brew IBM if“ O’Brien. Hughan : Go. J. We therup. _â€"____________________ _______."_____ LARGE STOCK , “la ' visiting Mr. Quant. getting . ~-d interviewing his neighbors 4 awnsmen. It may be propel Gelwsy is a. pretty little villas ll people. delightfully located I We of the township of Galwal a. county. and about 17 miles {I : Springs Upon inquiry. ' of Mr. Charles A Quant ‘ -und for everybody seemed u, speak well of him and be 0‘ with surprise and satisfaction derful cure and restoration {0* : of enterprising citizenship. vt was born in Galway and ost of his life there. Mr. Qu - -d st his pretty home. on street nearly oppom'te y. In response to a. knock at was opened by a. man who in r: qmry if Mr. Quant lived there 1 home, said: "I am Mr. (Jul ‘- cope in?” After a. little gem ' mm conversation. and u been apprised of the object‘ the Journal reporter had on " he, at request. iold the 5:0 and of his sickneSS and tar '*. and of the lncfl‘ecmal trl ' had had and of his final cure -6 n- {unthmy Dink Pills 11‘" 1 11111 From the best Make a in Canada and the (In States, which I will 39 wholesale prices for the . June; Keith. - YEBE From the best Mahen in Canada and the (/1 States, which I will se wholesale prices for the 30 days, (to reduce stat HUGHAN 85 A few Door-s East 0! Little nd that for sick headache I.” ‘Mred condition of th‘ by a . fins are the most re Wigwam”: c. Bradbum , ‘l-n _,. -. -, en's has been a great sufl‘crer fl 8 minis and its attendant I to become utterly pOWerlosl Shela. had bv the use of a l I' the Pink Pins for Pale Peq D fully restored 00 health as a: walk about. the street without Hutches. The fame of this wom melons cure was so great that E: Journal reporter thouzbl while to go to Galway to call nut. to learn from his lips, 1 he observation and testimony of “if hisallegedcnrewasafu II yn'onnded rumor. And so hedwav and_ spent a day's: 7 fiufly cureu. 'p Lockwood. T090 Kansas. troubled for years with ind gméonstipation, and headache. . was of Ayer's Pills. used :1: am: 05“ res me_ to been] 3.. «“1;th aqd efiecuve.”â€"\V , 1 .n Ww Denier-1n m c. A”. a 00.. Lowell. M Sisâ€"rifâ€" SCA LR nix-bu “parlance 0‘ a mm by In A“ 1.) Journal nemâ€"‘ 'er’s Pills (Emahiau a? Medical. DED FROM HOSPL AS IKCURABLE. 3' 3,130 at. but: Mull: u . I wassome‘e'ely we eadach tinâ€"Giant. but