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’ick’s l Purifier leoutofhoaesdntm ion. Merely to fled bnotmough. Abuse 3 the same I: I m ewal toning up. Wet. we headingS, come s the blood, strength- 553‘ one and pub the 3 like holding up his croughing on your M1 spring thought- ta! Englisfi 17‘ emedynndm bent cmhlln‘ 2.: is drawn fin tho [)inrying business : Milk Utensilsof er S :ouzésm Ln mm ‘ (330! east“! ,1 and think 0f tiling. We 11830 vou to a. number OB 1V1!) Box 43:. Montcal- )V invariably give rm If you are pocket. nitu re, Tin- We will w The rim item on the program was an address by the president of the society. MnJ. 11. Knight, which was followed by n: Mr. Lamont. Mr. F. Pram]:- a song its can, the acciety's energetic and emcient secret*iriv then read an interesting paper on “'i‘nc Cladiom." wwnns AND man's. Mr. J. H. Knight, in introducing Mr. T. E. Race. of Mitchell, who had been an- nounce-i to speak on theabove subject, said ch;- Sit‘iety we; indebted to the Main Grows-r; A-saciatian {or the presence of m; gentleman, who would. after his ad- mesaanswcr any questions in his power rela'ive to the matter under discussion. )iv. Race, on coming tcrward, was very warm) ' reached. In his opening remarks he 561:1 ‘13 bad travelled through a part of this di --’ nme 35 years ago, and had .. i a very poor opinion or 16 : my to the lack of taste display- â€".~. 2;. sides, but recently he had 333m;- his opinion considerably. He was pica. 9-1 to see Mr. Bean and Mr. Robson, who had den: so much to encourage and ‘deveiap ;. m :2: for the beautiiul and prac- ‘timi in th‘» maniac. Ptrsocaiiy he did mgr, {12* be living either by growing or ieating f i911: was simply a grit mews- \papsr rum With :5 hobby. and mat hobby \ws- 1L~~Vers and izuirsâ€"tis thought he. had , .4. “am Mm} - g, Rwe nouaced said lb? Gmwara that 333 ‘ )1” Il'ca, wgmd rec he said he 1 this diam: thsr. fJLHE owing 111 3" ed :2: all mace?- hi: p123 hi to 1 who had d1 develop .._ t W511L.W\rzs udu ..... _. ,W , _ absu; 17."; mantles cf roses. H12 remsm- bated ms: many yarns 3g . canary people heldtne vizw m4: tlJricuXL-am shouid be let; to me so waspeopleâ€"sc long; as farmers had good houses and the turns they naught nothlng more wss necessary. In: was. a grievous mistake, and. he was ,4 Ax... An:.-Inn (VQH dingy 05“ bloom v-II gas and 3 am by 3 panhcu .ii’: to everything put in the soil. A taste for iloricullsrcwh love of the beautiful in mun-2 and or: is implanted in everyone, and only mtcds developing. If a citizm oi Limiuy ilk-:3 his wife tor a drive he chews the “lust charming route, and when swim: a piece more than usually attractive :hi: question is asked. “ Who lives thzi‘c .‘ " He believed that it would be a. good thing to have every raxmers nsm: on his gateâ€"then if a farmer when: wiri‘omdiogs are known to be tasty inilsztc “u brouzht butter or eggs to be m ir:-, :“ey wmid certainly sell more i‘:;l:ii!y Lliili .3 neighbor‘smhnse promises she viii 5. Au: of love of the beautiful on thepir: o: :m owner and family. As to in: irui; garden. Americms, who pay mi: :l..e~.i:ion to that departmenr. are am, .151 :im: so few Canadians devote a cam-r [3 mull fruits. When he first started 1:1) garden he had about an acre of armed containing a number of fruit trees infected with black knotâ€"he cut them all down.:l-:d planted new varieties.as well as a ism ”35 or smalls. In a few years he had vast «iuintities or fruit, and gave "in“ What he could not use. Atter tour or. rive years he gave his children the Privilege of picking and selling the fruit, and my realized a large sum annually. They were free to give away all they wished to their young blends, and many a sick and delicate person in the village was made happy by guts of fruit and flowers at inte rvais. Since then he has had several exists to dispose of his home. but his son and daughter would not hear of iiiâ€"they said "How could we leave this beautiful lime and our fruits and flowers." They had Brewn to love the place because of its beg-non. Ii parents paid more attention to this their children would not be so anxious ‘0 its to the cities; it mattered not how tine the house, it there are not flowers and Sh’l‘bbel'y the young people would not be samfled. Farmers complain that a lawn, With shrubbery and flowers, and arruit Sudan. entails too much work, but such is not the caseâ€"why, a plot smaller than the room he_ was speaking in would grow more trait than one family could use. and hmfn-hour’s work every Saturday night Eogdbesuiiicient to devote to the care At this Dcint Mr. Rsce asked the chair- man how long hewas expected to speak, i “,3. the audience begged him to continue. me Speaker then turned to the subject Ct “2335» he was a rose crank, he said, but PEG net advise them to do as he had 3°x-e; he'lisd 160 or 170 varieties, buts. 3C2?“ varieties would do mstart with, and if"? would quickly increase to one bum!“ 5? mating cutiings. He advised “Sir-955 men to get out under the trees and 331053 the flowers as much as they Scull} after the day's t 1! was ovu‘. and [anuded by saying that it parents “ammo surroundin bright and plea- ssm. and inculczitedn Eve cf flowers, their Chiudren would them wnile living anamrmmmmgfimmm When deed. (Applause) Qt'ssrrons as!) mswns. _ M?-_P~ace then answered the following ccuzL-H nu..." V V proceedings proved to be even more Inter- A bright, ” summery' eating (hm usual. "-09 “W- imparted to the somewhat 3ppear3‘ . dingy chamber by s promszan of plants In blaonIâ€"inuiudiug colens, cinerarl, narcla- kindly loaned for the occa- 335 and stock!‘ )hxszm, or the Lindsay ninn bV‘ )IF. 1‘}. sho vcd the p u-r the tru m3: 1). "infilb’" byll uuuuuu J n '.V "'â€""U hard.praczicaiway and icsimz the sweet enjoyment; to be derived (tom due atten- ion to the more sentimental natures of very-day exhtmce. Ha was delighted to as tna: many citizens of L'ndsay had aid great attention to the planting of masâ€"very few towns made a bettt r show- ing. Ontario is blessed bayond most coun- tries with n. profusion of trees and shrubs, and with a climate that impargs vigosoqs CDCUKUa lebuluD ...--- , Tm: we: a. grievous mistake, and he was led to be able to ea. the; opiniln was aoidly c'nugiogv e once knew a. Port Huron men who had a very poor opinion ‘ei Cmaclians because he saw only the class employed a: lumbering and in facECl‘IOS. ‘eman and: rtook a. driv- our on the genll ng tour through the from: townships for he hen-5.: 9: his wife‘s health, and one 33'. :33 they were drivlng through Grima- the beautiful scenery and wealth cf hwers' and fruit on every hand so im- l‘eieed their little daughter that she ex~ Lei-med, "Pa. I know now why the Can- diens We saw in 3.1 ic‘nigaa displeased you so muchâ€"theymus: he msnn mamâ€"none bu: men men would lens this beautiful country.” At the same time he felt in:- celled to say that a great. neglect of the lame gnlen was noticeable almost every whereâ€"very many were tnkinngifc in 3 fl _.-‘¢. u,- FLOW E {S TH E HORTI |N SESS CULTURAL scone-n! m ION LAST EVENING. An 1'“? vâ€" .. _-f soiu in}: ct psfls WM! care roses would filming}. Attend? Mitchel and IDS A welmt ~ 9 {ed Spiders on rose mm, and what. . ‘1 them? :"- Race said he didnot mymsos ~16_hcu::â€"hs p‘nnted m om, and :2ders didnoubother them. To kill {Lee he sprayed with 3 very. weak ”101! cf parts gun...“ as; var; mu. - 7 A; x; ‘ndance -' mce â€"â€" Mr. T. H. Race. of 1. Delivers a Very Pleasing tx-uctive Address. ;ended meeting of the Llndsay 31 Society was held In the "zber last evening, and the Es AND FRUITS No Disappointment. Disappointments 01 one kind and an- other crop up all along llto‘s pathway, for or Drtunately it Is the unexgeoted that. always happens. There is at least one article at acknowledged merit: that never Jiaappoints. Pabnam’s Painless C.-rn Ex- firgcccr is sure to remove tne worst coma in a few days, and an no claim is made aims is will vura anything else, it cannot dissopolnt. It you have hard or soft cams just try i3. Bawsra of the sraic I: “just as good." N. C. Polson 8; Can, proprietors, Kingston. The Close Season. Action should at once be taken regard- ing the close season for maekinonge and bass. Fcr some years this close season has been monstrcualy bungled, and the latest regulations were the worst cf .311. It is not quite certain what the date is at present, int the last arrangement or May 15h to July lat was wrong, absurdly wronz, at both ends. For the two weeks it: May the bees were slaughtered while >p‘iwnieg along the shores. The best dstes agreed upon by all who, through long observation of the habits of the fish in these «atere, are competent to speak, are April 15:h to June 1531!, and a further needed regulation is the steppme of the sale (f bass from Dec. lat to June 15:11. Tue preclier condition of the ice on the lakes, beingiiaoded with water, has this season shut off the wholesale slau hter cf the fish through the ice. Mr. Fair aim is new at Ottawa, and would certainly give prompt attention to any suggestions on the matter properly forwarded to him. S’luemut. PIVEMALT, the Newest, mos: Palat- able and 33% remedy for colda,coughs, la grippe, hoarsoncss, and all branchlal and lung ailments. them, led by mr. nunguv. Miss Wicgrave presided at the organ and her duett with Mr. R. Harris was avery pleasing numbe r. “1:an suave-uuâ€" _ -7--‘, I W ‘ I When about to sit down Mr. RJce was asked to recommend some varieties of roses, and he cheerfully consented. Fcr a dark, showy rose he would recommend the Genenl Jackâ€"it blooms very freely. It still more bloom is needed bend the stem in. a circle. The Margaretta Dickson rose will hardly grow in any other position. Other fine roses are the Martha Holmes, Magna Charts, and Glory of the Masses. 02 the white varieties he thought the Mademe Plantea the hundsomest, and no garden should be without it. It is prr- petusily out cf bloom, but throws outa partect mass 0! white buds. If any lady wanted a cutting he would gladly furnish it. The Charles Letevre is a handsome pink rose; scarlet, the Princess So an crimson. the Meteor and Cemoens ; w ite. desme Guillett; yellow, Seppho; flesh rose. Catherine Marmot. The John izicp- polls 3 red rose. but is not much good. ,u‘- _.-.. u..- huntenhh fan A Mann er I: :- Icu luau, qu . _-- __-, The meeting was thén brought 5675 close by all present j nlnln in the national an- them, lggby Mr. K913. t. :4: -L u.--_m- era A.â€"-Natore Is the some to fallowâ€"the water should not be t In the eenoer. An ounce zitute ct e In a. pull ct weter ooex-lonally suppll e a. good plant: food. 13 it wise to spray plums men! A.â€"Yea. with ram water; once e week should sum». When 13 the beat way to keep bulbs over win! eritpr next eeggoy’s plequng“! L-Lm a nun...- v. .- v ._V_ , Mr. Mmom thought they could dons well through the dealer when buylngln small quantities; but it a large number were needed there would be certain ad- vantages ln lmpzrtlng l'rom Holland. THE SOCIETY'S SPRING OFFSR. Secretary Frampton said the society had decided to make the £011on spring dis- tribution to members: one to as, root- ed begonia; one Calla lily, Little Gem; one Lillian Anratnm; two Cannas; five Gladiolas ; one package Sweet Peas, Eek- iord's mixture: also choice ti Canadian Horticulturist and similarjcurnals. A VVTE 0F THANKS. Co]. D =acon then moved a vote : f thanks to Mr. Race, hie seconder by Mr. W. M' Mr. Rice acknowledged the compliment in fitting terms. Be explsie ed that he was not going about lecturing for moneyâ€"he mgely received his expenses. _n_ 2___ ltâ€" Dana urn- McLean the Winner. A fair sized crowd gathered at the rink last night to witness the race between M. M. McLean, (f Orillia, and Ollvtr H. Dusty, cf Uxbrldge. The race was skated in two mile heats, best two out of three. The contestants started at opposite sides of the rink, and the one reaching his post first was declared winner of the heat. While waiting for the call of time Dusty, in speeding around the rink, fell and hurt himself, and this unfortunate accident was in agreat measure the cause of the nosr showing made by him in the race. McLeanisa good fast skater, he uses a strong steady stroke, and possesses a good quantity of staying power, which was shown by his being almost as fresh after the race as he was before it began. Dusty, while being a much smaller boy, is a good skater, and had he not fallen as stated would haze given MpLsan a much closer ,, A_- -hglnhh h-nfns Mr. Maxsom said it was hardly worth while keeping them over. As for cannas, he would advise keeping them In the p)- tato cellar-fin the spring breaklnto piecesâ€" the would all grow. hat is the best way to treat a night- bloomlng caress? A.â€"No special treatment In necessary: it in good condition keep It watered, but too much should not be applied, and but once a week. _ ._ a a LA L,A_ L_‘L_ UHCU n W 69-. Is It has: far the society to buy bulbs fxgm a 519:1", orlgmpogt‘ them ? AL â€"â€" _-_‘j J; -- In 1:10 out divinat- with 3 covering 1 leaves audit-aw. Inthelmthewood would be dead. but the mob would quickly send up sturdy shoots. ‘ mt , _ n, LL- ______ -n_- A- _|n_ _I-_L_ Whaautho impa- thus to all plants for winter bloomIng? p Aâ€"In September. LWhen entering plants 13 10 best to put ton the sell 0; In the sauce: I WOIHQ uuvu gzvcu aneuuuâ€" .. __ - race. McLean won in two straight heats. A good deal of amusement was caused by the movements of the boys in the race for boys under fifteen. There were iour en- tries. and not for one second did the interest or the spectators abate. The en- thusiasm and applause ot the audience would almost lead one to suppose that this race was the event of the evening. It was necessary to run tour heats in this race to do: cide a winner, Eddie Powers being the fortunate one in the last heat. Manager Parkin had the ice in fine eondition for racing, and deserves a great deal of praise for the able manner in which he ed the program through to a succeesiul end. ,,_-_ _‘_. -â€"-- nu. inn 1'“ DUO ptbxsum vuvâ€"Dâ€" -- .â€" After the races we over the ice was quickly flucd with skaters, who fully en- joyed the music furnished by the rink band, and whiled away a happy hour in this pleageng‘and moat exhiliarating win- ,,,.___ n... am. no thn Innh 51113 plumes-nu uuu my..- ‘_-__,, _ snort. During the time at the last tor race Willie LePage gave an exhibition of tangy skatihg which was much appreciated 53â€"15116 spasmâ€"tors NEW RICHMOND STREET METHO- DIST CHURCH. TOWN AND COUNTY. Rev. AB. Chambers LLB, the Populmf ‘ Pastor of the New Richmond Street . - Methodist Church, Toronto. Testifies Straight in in Favour of Dr. Agnew‘s Catawba! Powder. Heaps of good things are being said at the Rev. A. B. Chambers. LL."., 1:: his straight talk for secularfzsd schools. Quite aside from the merits of the ques- tion. the v areas and able manner in which Mr. hambers handled the; “It; eel t or} two 3-eent em . ‘ , G. DEICBON, 44' , ,, " ' to., At druggiete. sou-25w .- uuv ____ {B )b. 1ndébéndént.‘ DASHES HERE AND THERE. elec'rielty. paper mill granted th vigor dur and the Is] service the This ranw mm UHU‘D UL Anya new-v-.. .â€"â€"__. __ 7 The way to save the boys is by means of their ardent love for sports. Every boy, t t whatever sort, is ambitious to be an ath- lete. and admires his elder: who are famous in that res ect. The successful et- torte in this direct on at the Boys' Brigade and the Y.M.C.A. were instanesd apprav ingiy. The custom of holding business meetings of athletic clubs in hotels was criticized, and the players advised to ac- cept the hospitality oi the Y.M C.A. par- lors. The proposed athletic association warts commended to the consideration of the curlers, though the speaker did not advise as to what should be done. The entire gist of the sermon was in favor of the free and hearty employment or alisorts 0! games. The large body of members of the curling club. representing almost every trade, profession and rank in the town, were exhorted to foster, protect and patronize the enterprises of the young- er men and boys during the coming sum- mer, importing into every contest the same gentlemanly spirit at fairness and courtesy that prevails upon the ice about the tee. Even in play the true men is chaste and purposeful. makin all he does a part or an upright, seli- saying and helpful lite. V Some of the closing sentences were. "I believe that it is more impurtant for this town that its young men should be guided safely through the shoals and quicksands ct their early years than that there sh 301d he an expert fire department. Let us cer- tainly have adequate protection from tire, but let us remember, too, that while a few dollars will repair most damages from lire, nothing can patch and restore a human soul once confirmed in vice. The price of virtue is beyond estimate. As round about race-tracks the backmen and the pick- paekets cluster, so round about the pleas arcs of young men the ghouls and vampires ct immorality are collected. Temptations to all sorts of dissipation flock to these , Lâ€" I__I_ LS.-_ guns- I.“ we: vuuu H-'-â€"- . The moral dangers cf outdoor sports were then taken up at length. They were prancurczd very great, and divided into these four classes: 1. Exeess, leadirg to habitual frivolity; 2, professionalism. de straying the recreative powers of the sports; 3, gambling, as always and every- where injurious, and 4, the leadership at dieselute men. The man who capers about a game with a whiskey first: came in for rebuke, and the curlers were atked whether the sports 0! this town were to be given over to such destructive influ- engrs or kept honest. rqaniy and pure. L_ _--_.. -1 lU nu \‘VLUU v. «how. â€"--_v games, and the only'way liolielp them on: la be erecting a mmpsrt cf godly example, godly counsel 9nd gcdly patronage.” â€"-’1‘he Ontario gavernment has decided to grant the petition for the annexation of Aliandsie to the town of Barrie The new ward will be called Allandale N c. 6. â€"N ow the timid, doubting suitor, By Professor Raentgen's art. an. before he speaks, discover if she has a marble heart. â€"He pop d to her upon his knees, And id his love declare, He pop (1 to her upon his knees. For 9 e was sitting there. â€"The United States mutual accident in surance companies have mutually agreed to class bicycle riders twice as hazardous as the “preferred risk”; that heneilts re- sulting from accidents caused bybicycle ridin be materially reduced: and that the inclu ing of bio cling under the policies be covered only y specific permits at an extra premium. All ct which will be hard on Canadian bicyclists hit our companies ioilow suit. Their Friends. . The members of the Lindsay (Du-Jinx Club attended service in St. Andrew's church last Sunday evening. They turned out in full force. and with their friends filled the seats to overflowing. Tue chap- lain of the club. Rev. J. W. Macmillan. preached to them from 1 Tim. 4, 8, “Bodily exercise profiteth a little” (R. V.). After a few introductory remarks. in the course of which the curlers were justified as r:- fisrds attending prsyeuneetiug, sud ex- erted to improve upon their record. [in speaker took up his main subject: “ Arumrc spams m nus TOWN." The text was declsred to be an epitome of the bible teaching on athletic exerciser. They are accorded a real, though subord - unto. place in the number of pager manly accomplishments. They hold sir piece as being illustritive of. end hriptul to, the higher cecupation g godliness. â€" __ - in“ My.- tum The qeestion or liability to irj dry wan next: discussed. The speaker admitted the danger. but held that inasmuch as the danger is really email, end the benefits so green. and the nature of a young men is responsive to the gospel of herd knocks. than no Canadian sport should be ebgndon- ed_on that. grennd . __L J -Aâ€" -_-_L- To Hear 3 Sermon by the club's Chap- men. A strong plea for exercue was then presented, drawn {ram the mental and spiritual faculties upan the p‘xyeicel powers cf the body. Exercise, to be of the best. must be more than deeorons and mechanical. It is in the absorption of the cmtcst, In the sell-targetininess and abac- don oi the pleyer as he throws his whole nature into enthusiastic endeavors to win, tint the msximam ct benefit is obtained. Hence (xercise is wisely taken in Runes. rather than in walks, wood-sewing or the dumb-bell drill. â€"County Magistrate Deacon hoe pro- nounced sentence in the case (1 Chan. R. Reid, 0! Ceboconk, who was brought back trom Trenton recently to nnemr to a charge of wife deeertlon. Raid wee per- mitted to go cn suspended eentenoe on «greening willingneee tar?” the caste, s 25, end furnish eec ty for future good behavior. 10 looks so it the county will not be culled upon to foot so nanny bills for petty prosecutions in future. “I‘HUI Umu av -â€"._-__ Athlatios ywééfiaétgndod ufion the two ground: of enjoyment and nae. Anything lung'eut_and pggazsorgsblog therein proven -_ __ fi -- A..." good. Out reunion teaches us than every creature of God In good It a men use I: lawfully. And thus laughter and recrea- tlon have a missiqn upong the children of ,,,,- - _-_ LI.“ THE CURLERS AT CHURCH I u..-- _-.. ,._, , â€"Bsrris Gszatte: At a meeting of the county ct Simooe Law Association and Bar, held at the court house, Barrie. on March 9th inst , for the purpose or nomin- ating a representative of this county in connection with the coming elections for Benchers oi the Law Society, Henry H; Strathy. Q.C., president of the association, was unanimously chosen. The members of the association and bar have also prom. ised to support the nominees of sister associations and county bars who are pre- pared to reciprocate. â€"A remarkable cases! canine sagacity has just come from Winnipeg. An Irish setter dog was drawing its master. Donald Eddy. an eleven- ear-old boy, on ahand- sleigh over the River, when he ran into an air-hole. The dog crawled out and started away, but noticing that the boy was not on the sleigh he returned to the air-hole, dived for the lad and him unconscious to the surface. Seeing the boy was helpless the dog started to drag him home, when they were discovered by .1 LL- I-) a- - Lana- nun Home, wuvu you; u..- ......7._.,, a neighbaur, who named the lad to a house where he was restored to 1119. In the ex- citement the dog was overlooked, got: a. cald, and died. â€" -- n-L IA‘L THEY FOREGATHERED AT ST. ANDREWS SUNDAY EVENING â€"â€"The Manitoulin Expositor of 76h ins‘. has a long letter from Mr. Peter Ryan, at Toronto, stating that an application is he- ttra the provincial legislature for a re?- way charter from the mainland on the C.P.R. to Little Current, and teen: there to Gore Bay and other Mfimt centres on the M mltanlin Island gentlemen interested are of the highest finenolel standing In New York state amen them the resident of the First Katie Bank of lagers Fells, r .Y.; the dent of the Pettihone Paper and P 9 Manatee- tnrlngCo; the president of the German National Bank-o! Bonnie, and Mr. I. I. McIntire, President of the Valley Teri minal railway: at Wisconsin. He sets forth the great advantages this rallway will be to the lelnnd. They will run it h: eleo'rleity, and also eetehlleh nlp ma inane; pills. He says 1: the he , u, _n I L- “A.” -‘Eh paper mills. He 59. s It the came: on granted the m); wig be prosecuted with vigor during the forthcoming summer, and the Islandwm have a digs nllway service glue you tend b! the ct _‘ ‘ # u-n_ -u I- Their Fnenda. A 7 .‘he members at the Lindsay cum 2 |b attended service in St. Andrew's ' arch lash Sands, evening. They turned i In full terse, and with their mend: ed the seats to ovetfiawlng. Tue chap- n or the club. Rev. J. W. Macmillan. mailed to them (tom 1 Tim. 4, 8, “Bodlty ._-;..- -mmnh a uni.” (R V.)_ Anu- Local Brevitles. When business men. (mutt; end me- chanics complein o: herd timer, the women 0! the country realm the he: es q richly es the men. When time: ere reeiiy herd the women ere the first to study true economy. This work begins right in the home circle. Instead of buying e new drops for her- selt and new clothing (or the children. the thrifty end eeonomiring women ueee the Diamond Dyes to re-ocior cid end faded dresses end suite. which ere made to luck an [Icon es row. The Diemond Dyesfere true elds to too:- omy; they ere specleily prepered for home use. and ere erenteed the struugeet end testest ct eil own dyer. When e ger- ment is colored with the Diemnd Dyes, the color is there to stay. end will not wesh, weer or fade out. See that your deeier roll! you the Die- mond Dyes; refuse ell imitetion end ernde_dycs, _eud so avoid Ah‘eving your 77 A ._A‘ ...e. _.I_ 'Bow «a Can m In! M... Simply nppiy “SWAm'S 0mm: No internal medicine required. Cum teaser. ocuma, itch. nil eruptions on the face, hands. nose. ate" leaving the thin clear. white and healthy. In mutual- mpoueaud by ing and cantive pawn-am no other tamed y. Ask {our draught tar SWAYNI'B One-mm. 60.. Montreal Whoiouio “cums“. How Wire Women Bcononfixo in Hard Times. Queen Annie land 3 km ml iron. Inn drinking. 8b. in csllcd "Bandy Nu" b: hennbjecu. usuuu u â€"_ -- J w! " ' ' ' materials and garments ruined. In the lmrncuol mankind the we at u in more muly dcvolapodm Min tho Cnncnhr. In Reply to on 840mm Questions. It may be well to umte,SaoWI Emul- sion acts a a. food 9' 3'9.“ 9!! 992195 $3.3m“; {na'Vu'e‘ed‘ifiaioi 3a ’m’ taxing polices health after wasting tour. The flu: Duke 0! alulborongh Md 1 hue Rom nose. the no“ 0! n mumry oonqnexor. the blood ha been unfilled, on: clued ad vitalzzed by Hood'- Smupnmn. â€"Mr. Abraham Mosely hae iuet com- pleted drilling a well for Mr. F. P. Elude, oi the market hotel. It is over 90 it. dtep and cz-s: about $200. â€"“1‘o have a wire whose heart in cold,‘; Said Newman. “is a curse." “True‘; true i" said Oldboy: “but a w e Whose tact are cold le water.” â€"A Cabourg la? bought a box ct pills physician had to be called in to eave her liie. â€"â€"The lumber ehantice are rapidly break- ing up. A gang 0! about 35 men from one at Ham Son's camps drove in from the Falls on Wednesday to take the train aouth. and next morning another gang came In on the ncrth train. â€"’l'bree commercial travellerr. bound for Killarney. on the north ehore of Gecr gian bay had quite an exciting experience during the recent great etcrm. They loet the road and were unable to and it again until next morning. when the storm partly cleared. and they bund themselves within threc miles of their destination. ,,,_na_J â€"Suu.oa‘s Cm ls cold on n gur- anteo. 1: cures Incipient Consumption. I; is the but Cough Care. 0 one cent a dose 253m. 50cm. Md 81.00. 1d by A. Humbothm. A hm none In 1 we?!“ in Indie-duo! uln- ulligence and nupidny. “ion h“. we]: M Wluu um..-- v- -__ 7 , â€"A strong Peterbcro deputntion wnleed on the commiseioner of crown lnnde, To- ronto, nn Tueedny,relntive to n strip oi lnnd nlong the Otounbee river front. which the town wuhel c: an in for market purposes. The government will order another inspection nude. nd the town ie likely to gain the required mu- aion. -â€"Tbe Port Hap: Guide regretfully n- cords the death at n ncoompiishod puma belonging to n oiuun of tin: town. The venunbio bird wu patchuod in New York some 42 yea: ago. 3nd know a thing or two even then. A new from Port Hope informed us til morning tint tor sevenl due the bird ind been in I very dejected nnd Inlky mood. but u in- terval; wonid perk np‘. become quite live- A _- -- -m--_-. nunâ€"l Bright’s Disease tum: wuum we- uy. m ly, and wouldectempc to pronounce eeve new words. but jumbled then: together no as to be unintelligible. He grew thinner daily under the “rein but continued his mom to nnbnxtben blmult. ud nun, succeededâ€"thorny before his deal: he gave vent to n doierone eqnnwk end uni-Ink- ed out the words ‘ Remedial Bill intn vines." utter which came ineeneibillty end â€"‘ 3---- __ - mmmacxnpmmm Whensbemnmmaiedtotm maebmmemshedmgwm manomcnndmmnwmm diBébl'utlon. At a Glance and other laundry soaps. but you'll know the difiercnce when you use itgecnusejt cleansfi with Les; leol'_ .-_ n-__. _. Books for Wrappers 'Sunlzght Soap WARNER’S Loca! Brovit leo- VARIBTJE 3 .owu 1 EH Jw Snow 9 r3..â€" Jan «.5 8 «can Pumaâ€"3.5 an ER. 3 Greater Comfort SAFE Cure. TEAS and COFFEES. All LUHBBB, 831301.12, LATE. BILL STUFF. 1.1“ mt! WOOD -â€"PL.!CI '0“ ORDER mâ€" orncl 11311â€"3.“ and or w‘ mam-u Budge. LINDSAY. FOR SALEâ€"Tho following vdmblo HM warm Na 6. la the m Coo. of will]: d 09-. in the county at We. to “mum“umndummfm an mmMndundetcumvwon and mmmvunuu m on Ibo mun: ouch-no bra with m Wt. 32:” M: 111ch been. about. 18:22: the Iowa and bulking. m Intcoodouuol unit. the nun! Whoa-Imam buddlnglou u: a. town at Lhdnr. III d deI I'fll bound ashram. For 1am puflcu'ln will! '0 TBOIAB COSXOLLY. nudity. Ball Emu Aunt â€"!(M v. COCOAS and CHOCOLATES. Kennedy, Davis Son. ' Mills at Bobcat/ace». luau Kw md Input Harem Kama. mum. cum 0! 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Made by the VACUUM OIL 00. under the Vuuum broom. FARMERS in? THE KANEâ€"8Q! 000m BMW- MAM-than Barbara/arm of!” Town“? qf Bantu. cm of Victoria. NOTICE. soucu'ou z-ucuicmn. Itch-nah“- fifiléday. Marc]: 18th,. Had once. manur- mock. unis! Kennedy, D871! 4* Son. New Advertisements. VAGUUM OIL 00-. “-50 W M A NEW DIE-COVERY. Pilkio’s Diphtherine BMERS innilt upon your deder fur-niob- Vmum American Pulp. Toke no other. mono-admit _mmxmorâ€" Joni mawooo. mum. In Teas you will find our prices about 25 per cent. lower than is usually charged for the same class of good! because we know how to buy right. Very few dealers carry the real fine qualities. We sell you the finest first-picked Tea and the young delicate leaves that give the delicious flavor found in English Breakfast, Young Hyson and Darjellings. "The next grade ranges very close to the above in quality, but comes considerably cheaper. Then we can give you a really good blend of Indian and Ceylon, Young Hyson or New Japan for surprisingly little money. Our 25c. Tea is a wonder at the price. In COFFEES we have‘always led the trade for this district, which is due to the uniform excellent flavor. Our Blend at 45c. is a cup in perfection, and our 40c. Blend cannot be equalled. ,. Who won’t own to a little weakness {or money. Housekeepers know that prim count in these times, when money is not any too plentiful. At our store you will get honest goods at honest prices, 16 ounces to the paund, and no sharp tricks. W. K. stunts. 3- A. of LUMBER. t Ic- CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET. _â€"__â€"__:_______â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€",, mmumnuIuumlmuumumnmuuulmuummummmlquummmuuuummuwmn EWMMIWMMWNHIWIW llllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllmllllfl rubber, thin, ugbr', elastic, durable, emu thick at bun uud heel. It is no wonder that rub- ran b bers, “hich are not the same - shape as the boot. should be uncomfortable. Itcosts mo- ney to employ ski! led pattern u e: S makers but the result is a satisfacton fit. Fach year new patterns are added, to fit all the latest shoe shapes, an d Granby Rubbers are always “ up-to-date.” They are honestly maQe of gate Don’t Draw the Feet Shorey’s celebrated ready-made clothing has a card in the pocket of each garment guaranteeing the cloth used in its manufacture to be thoroughly Sponged and Shrunk and its workmanship to Sh 0 1' eygs be sound in every particular. Always ask for and be sure that you get Shorey’s Ready Made make. Every reliable dealer keeps it. Clothing look for the lime card in the Pockets. Only Me Best ”4101221 1': used in the manufacture of our goods Experienced workmen employed, and output so'd at prises which crowd good! of inferior quality out of the market. We ere quoting (new. Thomda of satisfied cuetomera have found to their advantage that by dealing with no they can procure pure, honest goods at less money thn they formerly paid for trash. Consequently our sales are growing Ian-gar and busine- xnone eatiafnotory each year. If you wohld like to know the secret of our success in business, end the mu our machinery is so constmtly running during the whole yur while other fuctoriel are shut down, we will tell you, (for of com-ea it won’t go any tux-flier. No, ob. No !) THIS IS THE SECRIQ FAMILY GROCERS- Sharer: 010 thing; Granbz ,ILzzAbbers. 8m: in Iron Founder In prepzred to do 11! kind: or (nuns and Fauudry Work. Remit-kg cf Imflc mont- snd Machinery em. Setting up Steam mm sud Baum. ' JOHN MAKINS John [skins- LINDSAY FOUNDRY Horn Bros, JOHN MAKINS, Lindsay They Fit the Boot William-at. Nor3n Woollen Mills.