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the ’aid. 3 3 - 81:. Mo. 0“ “Oman?! °f Mom-e: n _ _ ”Utes. “I" so mmphc Worked uu: an entmnu Nth Was km» 834.000. Th bank penplu amounting Nbbery. This t9! Five thousm M38 no the .Nllm'ned, as '5. in the theft “Mug to the "hub propox ”hum was: L000 In: In“ An Ih" bunk pump)» offered a ”tie. of 1'0- M“ amounting to 312.000, soon after “My. This was scheduled as fol- ”‘51 Fin- thousund dollars for informa- mmg to the conviction of any pet- In"“"efil'ned. as a principal or other- '50. in the theft; $5,000 for informa- _ lug to the recovery of the money, “a like proportion in can my put “’8 “My wan recovered. A reward of W m also ofirered for the mum at h° uncoummagmx no notes, and tn hmmnion in case only part of the Mâ€" Locooooooooooooooooooo a. II! I Farmers Attention! RICH. HUMPHREYS, mains ’01 Mmulmu gum ‘ennedy, Davis Son Mia "mount of}; “union, 8 Imhbury mu nos Impacted when wk was opened {or bullnell Sutur- umnmg. Hm combination look at nmdu vault. hm! boon 0K“ 0‘ Old“ mm tmw. :md tramway gave eon- (Hi [(1 tome and See Us! m TILE, LIME, Etc. Sbor ink of mm! luauhw R E um phreyg woo Dominion Bank noto- 0‘ dated Toronto. Jan. 9; 1'“ Dunconnhmgned in m 1." mm by the cashier. .- 3 will sell a good xx 18‘lnch pine 1e for $1.00 [per M and :18 inch .a shingleg‘for 50 cents per M. ins in Lumber. FAMILY FLOUR ssons on Piano. Violin. Voice m‘. I have a. choice selection of hand Wu. rlmmud mu! on: 31:11: in Bobcaygeou kept THE ROBBERY. 0 my fellow teachers and the general to favor me with their esteemed orders. Lred and ten Dominion Bank lennminzntion of 810 each. m! zivu hundred and twen‘!‘ n Bunk noses of the denom- ,tes _giv:en on new buildings rt )ouce. I‘IHI’A‘ ulv Ill GOOD MUSIC ver i and seventy-two Domin- £231 tender notes, denom- 01 82,000 t‘mwlml 0M :d and eighty-five Mer- Canada notes. onu hundred and fifteen 11 and Canadian Bank of mu forty five Dominion \e denomination of $20 Paul's Church. Russell-st. m-nf. to tho VIII" when mmd. and. finding trou- thu combination, called muuh. I: was bellovod vault. Wu. opened that mid give no trouble. '-.‘ upon the door of ch. “as discovered that She won changed. Although ms oxpeoud to open at uccuss had been gained :ml {‘01: the combination dun Was in the following a number of draft!) 8 were union. Tim. NV?) Ind one Dominion of 31- notes, denomination to the amount of 8643. >ld n! all denomination! .0 bad!) changed. and matters that the u lute Sunday evening - was enacted. Then Bank note of the de- nod "to vault... wound god the combination“. ho door- and escaped trace of that: orlmu bo- o .\mumut at “0' The bank was out 1H0]! Awkwfig, mam $52 H. day longer than his schedule call- ed for. .There is a; fine tract of coun- try there, clay bottom, and no stone. There is a wonderful growth of moss in the woods, and the trees, chiefly very tall spruce, spread their roots near the surface in the moss and black vegetable matter that covers the clay to a depth of about ten inches. Roads are. a great need in the country. To reach his lot Mr. Smith had to pack his grub five miles and he has not the least hesitation in saying that packing a. hundred weight of flour one one's hick tivemilceovera. surveyor's trail. in. fly time, is no Sunday school pic- nic. There was a. severe frost on the 15th of June, but many of the settlers had still to plant their potatoes, so it was only the early bird that can ht the frost. Mr. Smith reports I: Maseru. Thos. McCamus and John Wil- sontwhoAleft here laat‘ year, are done; n1221§."YfiS‘Eo?£¥r‘¥€it£ ‘iiié saw-mm, and the latter with a stormâ€"Bob. In- dgpendent. Bag. in. Smith found that the Tem- nscamingue grows a singular voracious brand 0]: blackfiies, and he did not stay From the North. M r. John Smith, of Harvey, return- ed. this week {mm a. trip to Lake Tem« Lscamingue, or rather a. point about twelve miles {run Liskeard on the lake Mr. Smith has taken up a. lot there for his sons, and went up in the b:- ginning' of June to do a. bit of clear- Prom Sublime to Ridiculou“. ’Tis bliss indeed to stroll beneath The maple boughs so green; Accanpunied by the girl you love, And squeeze. hr-r hand unseen. But‘ oh, that queer sensation, \\'hen her ruby lips you smack, J1 SL .13 a woolly qaterpfilnr ulw-v-uw v . .“ tion how to'got «nu-58d. i‘Goldon Gain. of Truth" tells it 811. Address THE N. S. M. COMPANY. Pioton, Ont., Canaan. ‘Golden Quinn 0! Truth“ SENT FREE TO MEN. Explains the aunt of Perfect Mun- hood. Tolls how Wonk and lmpotont Man can seem hetlthy. pomrtufl. wic- orous and hating.» viuhty. develop- mont. strength and power. Duos-{bun system of printo andinoxpomiva homo treatment. The TRUTH told in plain words. lntomtinc alike to young and old. married or single. Senna!- ad. I! tired o! quack: and tent medicines write tor_ 1131128) in ennu- _A n__:__ --'I‘h« vmwul was not largo, but, all who warn thaw were uppul‘cutly grout- ly (laligblod «very timu our boy: trott- ml uwr llm hom‘u plum. l.m.m.y...}.. .. “54 w 1 o u a a xgm. Midland. , .. m 5,. 0 0 1 0 0 ‘ 0 Usâ€"efi. (‘ununuuta on lbfl Gama. â€"Hqu: utruvk out 13 mom ~Mcflaw mad» at mutuku whvu n“ (rim! tn bluff Umpiro Dann‘mon. who vary puny-Hy paid no utwnliuu tn the l'u u‘ :2 t'urkhtll vnh‘hol‘ , Hum-n. I mm. 3M. THE VICTORIA’S WON mdlmdors Defeated. by an Over- whelming Score. In Saturday’s baseball game Lind- say defeated Midland by 0. score of 43 to 5 runs. The large score is due to several reasons: The Midland boys had bran defeated in two lacrosse matches on Thursday and on Friday, their pit- rhor, McCub'. did not comm McRae could not play as well as he could ub'mt ten years ugo, and (he Lindsay boys played splmnlid bill. In Midland‘a first innings they scored 3 rum, mm wan hmk Ihe bm and Inn -l-‘d (hum an clI'Vfllly II] It. in -y only £0! 2 mm in Inn rvmnining .4 dining. Thu Inm- (mum did spiendid hitting; two but! bite wow mddu by Stalker. Baum-on (2). Sutton (2). Reeves. Burke. and Elliott; Rubinaun also made In - haw- hH. 'é'éeggcâ€"ra'x'v'lihg' down- your back A Twelnh of July Episode. Between 10 and 11 o'clock on July 12th a tired stranger from Gavan township, overcome by an injudicious mixture of Orangeism and bad whiskey. strayed across the railway track near the station and sought repose in the tall grass of an unfrequented lot. His loud snoring must have disclosed his whereabouts to a passing tramp, and the consequences were disastrous and embarrassingâ€"to the sleeper. When he awakened. he failed to recognize himself for a time, nor could. he find uvcn a. nu. AV“ “”4, thovght of the circumstance. While the Cavanite was fumbling in the {my- ed pocket. of his coat he found his re- turn ticket, which the tramp scorn- ed to take, and was thus enabled to Lake passage for home on the evening tram I‘m UNI kw Muyur- Werv: l mm: Nubinmm. la! b m. mm”; mm“ 1.1; h; mm. mm “A j. Erna". 23v! In; ltnnlny. an I‘. Mndlnnd=MvUonemm l, P. r'.: Engliah. 1M bu A , Wulluw‘. mt: Mol‘ am wwum'; durwtf. 2M : I. b. by tuning: Limlam =8! UK In: 593mm,! LI. GAM A 'ruekmnn xmed, Bronte, July 16.â€"'rrackman Frank Oliver was struck and killed by a G. P. B. train here yesterday morning. The unfortunate mm, who was working on a gravel min. stepped out of the way 0: one train only to bumuhod by the other. been made. Sympathy for the prisoner was shown by a crowd on Front street, by booting and groans at the omeers when they were taking Ponton to a res taurant for refreshments. Ponton was nppri-cz| of thefaetthat he was to be urn-r“ ' by a friend: who wheeled down about half an hour ahead of the Napanee police. He simply re- marked: “Well. 1 am here when. they come.” His mother is quite confident of her son’s innwenee. and. although very ill, in bearing up wonderfully. The war- rant on which he is arrested gives the same chat-so as the previous one. Sympathy for Ponton. 'Bellevllle, Ont. July lS.â€"Wllliam H. Ponton was Saturday night attested at Massassaga Springs near the city, where he was camping, in connection with the Napanee Bank robbery. Mr. Ponton showed no excitement when arrested. He was taken to Napaneo by Chief Adams and Constable .Hufl, who made the arrest, after a thorough search of his room had The nexo move to be made In the extra- dition o! Holden from Boston, Mast, to Napaneo. This no doubt will be done early this week and he will be brought The citizens us greatly excited over the turn mam have taken. and Ponton'l most Intimate friends are very uneasy and alarmed over such a mass of oimnmlun- “I'Dâ€"1'â€" ouu «3315mm to be contained 1n Pan's confession. After Pare had made his confeuicn in Manchuter. Detectives Daugherty and Wilton cf the Pinkerton Detective Agency came to Napanee and were accompanied by one or two citizens to the epot de- scribed by Pare. when the fence marks were found without any difficulty and close by the empty biscuit box and oil cloth that,tbe money was done up in. When Ponton mu arrested at Mama- eaga Point he was on cool and apparently unconcerned as though he had never heard of the robbery. and. although brought to Napanee and lodged in jail. still present: the name unconcerned demeanor. Pm gun is was undurnood and agreed the“ the money was not no bomoiolsed in any way until hm June. when they would mot! and uivida the spoils. Pare say: when whey did most in June Ponlon admitted inking 880 from the hidden box. For violnung the agmmonl he won fined 09,000 and only received 08,000 u bin shun. inlmr of, 05.090. ‘ _ “ii-report! are true l’nro m M: confou- nhm at Mnnnhantvnr. N.II.. wont Into our: down in uonnonuun WM) [aha Dummmn Hunk rubherv hm: Mums, nxplnlnlnn All fihulr mowmonui for umnlzhl [More the «ohm-y wan plnmml um! "Muted In Au- uua. gone who should know. rupum that cm can Hm Mm uha tummy tho money was Oak-n en I'mwun'a mm. when u w»: counted and dam up In an oil cloth and puts mum!» of u Imam! box. and than when 1m)! u mile out at cm town on ma unr. R. and but-lad. tho 0 O halal marked with we lunar! 6.12“. - In. out on 01:0 of tho two. boards right above when 16 mm hurled. Artur that mu done Ihq Manned. Pm and Holden catching a freight. mun going out. up the “up grade on thisyluoo. _ It reports are true a declaration "mm to by Pare, the man thus was olronlaflns the unsigned mm in Manchester. NJL, waived extradition and was brought but. In: Friday night, lmplmntos Pomon 1qu an deeply my any of the nthern, Including Manila 0: 391mm. who in also In 1. here. The lax-Teller 'rnken in Charge on Satur- dny Evening and Lodged In Napnnee Jail. Napanee, Ont., July 18.-W. H. Pon- ton. who was teller in the Dominion Bank here last August at the time of the robbery. was nx-rcstoo Saturday evening by Chief of Police Adams and Countable Hall, at Mnasumga Point, a summer resort on the Bay of Quinta. near Belle- vilie. Ponton Was brought here by the midnight G.T.R. express and lodged in the county jail. CAROLINE FARE, alias MME, SAUCIER Now In Jul] at Napanee. untila suitable time arrived behold. preliminary examination. Mrs. Saucier, the sister of Pare. was brought up tonight. from Montreal, and is lodged in the jail along with her bro- ther and Mackie, of Belleville. “George E. Pare. you ”amused of breaking into the Dominion Bank at Napanee on the 27th of August, 1897, and extracting theretrom some 833, 000 in cut: and bills.” Pare, “Yes, sir. ” The magistrate then said that he would remand Pare to the jail for eight days. The party, comprising the prisoner and five deteosives, drove at once to Magic- trate Daly‘a house and amused the elder- ly gentleman from his slumbers. After being furnished with it, Mr. Daly read the indictment: ananee, July Iiiâ€"Yesterday at 8.80 am. George E. Pare of Manchester, N. E, arrived in charge of Superintendent O'Dowd of that city. rare. the Professional Burglar. Bom- His Contodentes 1nd Tom tho Story 0! the Robberyâ€"Ponton Taken Bl- Arreut Very Coolly-Procoed- Ing- Bcforo the Magistrate THE NAPANEE' __ BANK ROBBERY. Four Persons in Jail Charged With the Crime. EX-TELLER PONTON ONE OFTHEM W. H. PONTON ARRESTED. THE CANADIAN rosr, LINDSAY, ONTARIO, JULY 22 1898. ;.0moo apnea. at Napanee. The prleonen in the jail at prceent ere W. H. Ponton, Ell. Pure and Robert Mookie. None oi them went prieon garb. end all have their food sent in to them. 2 All have money. and especially Pore. who has A large amount In the keeping o! the ljniler. At 7 nan. the cell: arc opened, and the prisoners let out. The day hoax-e ' are epent in mdlng‘nnd walking up and ' down the corridors, thouch no comma. ' nicotion among them is allowed. Pm'e Confusion. Pere’l confession, made at Manchester. N.H.. in in the hand: of Police Magis- trate Daley, who refuses to make it pub- lic, except in minor details. He claims to have rich material in his hands In thin confession, it is claimedâ€"thu- coinciding with the detectivee' theoryâ€"the: Ponton gave out the combination or the cafe, helped to count the nuts in his room, and got Meghan-e, amounting to 88,000. A ,,,, u, ,.At inc-e. Some of the papers gave currency to this arrest as connected with the bunk robbery. but this is ridiculous. Colton'e Am“ I Phonon! Joke. A preotlca‘ joke that my b". (as. teaching consequences was pl‘yed g. Kingston on Sunday night, when 3 man named Chambers, passing himself on as Detective Daugherty, arrested Dr. Coleen, proprietor of she Campbell Home, Nep- Prinona- Ponton is kept luppned with moneyandu: arrest 18 upootod tobo made in Bellovulo that will show when his alleged share of the plunder was placed. Ann-tantalizing moth disclosed by conversation with many leading townunen. that every woman in town In loud in protostntlon o! Ponton’l Inno- lnsomlna. nervousness. and. II not. relieved. bllloua m or blood poisoning. Hood’l Pm: tumulno them a rouse“ no More fine 03;” km ”00:3. with HIIIUMGIIVVVI Tuqumh‘ [s mum) by turpul 11w!“ WhICh prevents 41‘”- PI- 3.“ h" m m {1011mm perm)“ food to lumen: and purity“ o! m m I ”m. 1“ I! the ltnnmch. Then follow mun-u. m . mm Biiiousne§§l "Hum-it! will be Hum-unset! welluw you to no “mum on «surly ml Wmlneulay. In “me at any nun hofuN hem-Ina. “(wad) J. R. Cartwright" lmlmomuuu l'ruvulle. Great ludlaueuon prevail-n hen u whet is confident! an outrage ou "rm-h Junie. and (Mr play. and In looked upon he!» an a proceeding that In worthy only at e comm-y In which the (lance o! e eubJeo! are unknown. and an Insult to a. people of Canada. Mr. Porter mu compelled to reluru to Bellevme without eeeing MI ollem, end to wait until the detective- got morouuhly satisfied. Mnekle In \Venkenlul. Robert Meokle In wwkenlng feet, and e contusion may be expound at any time from him. It has leaked out the. ebout 50 unelcned Dominion Bank bill: m tound at Me house In Bellevme. This WM last night con-abound by the local police. Macho fool- hil pocitlon keenly. and presents a striking central to the placid demeanor oi Ponaon. Lam the tulluwhm no sly was mind by Mr. Pom:- tram um )nxummuutx “H. 0. Porter. Nuumuw. mm cold thus they Wum «wring under Immac‘ “on: of W. S. flolrlnutnn. County Crown Moos-nay. who wan nut «a town. and who during Mn mute-mm hm! handed over Oh. cumin“ 0! thn pummel to Noun. WM and Madam. autumn {or the Dommlan Bank. and upon upphutton to them by tho mm mm «mum! to vary tho Inutmoetonl. "Am retained to defend Poneon. charged with robbing Dominion Bank, And now in jail hero. Jails:- "mm to Admit counsel to prluonor. PIC”. win Authority to admit counsel: "It. on. Pol-cor.” Alter waltlng thruo hours Mr. Pom: formally demanded or the ulnar“! and ullor mlmlsalon to tho lull to lnwrvlow In ollom. um Wm unln nfuud. bola. Mr. Porter applied to the worm and inner to be allowed to see the prison! for the purpose of consultation at the pri- Ioner'l request, but was denied that priv- ilege. a right, he sun, which hisherto has alvmyl been woordod to prisoners. Appeal to Toronto. Mr. Porter immediately sent the fol- lowing message to tho Astomey-Gonomi'l Doputm em : “Hon. Attorney-Gonenil Torqnnogr The town is thoroughly agitated over what the majority of the citizens regard as unfair treatment of prisoner Ponton. At 7.30 yesterday morning Mr. E. Gus Porter 0: Belleville. Ponton's counsel, who had arrived in town to consult with his client, was surprised when he was informed by the Police Magistrate that even the prisoner's counsel could not be admitted to see his client. though the de- tectives are allowed free ingress at all times for any length of time to the pri- soners. It is claimed that there is an at- tempt on the part‘ of the police to put the prisoners through “a generei sweat~ ing process.” He characterized the treat- ment he had received as “untair. lacking in fairness, unprecedented." and need other expressions equally emphatio._ Nopanee, July 19.-There is a lull in the developments of the great bank rob- bery case. but it is the quiet of expect- ancy. The men who foreyear havetreoed doggedly the movements of those who robbed the bank are still on the trail and a portion of their worry is still ahead. There will be other arrests. In fact, eur- veillanee, amounting practicady to arrest, is being exercised over other alleged par tloipants in the robbery, and any moment may bring forth another denouoment in the affair. Three men are in jail here. closely guarded. a women in Montreal and a men in Boston, and still the deteo tives are unsatisfied. Detective Wilkee is still here, and as his theory, formed twelve months ago. is being borne out by the events of the last few days, the re- sentment against him is decreasing. The ex-teller ie no longer a public idol. and although his friends hold an unalterable belief in his innocence. there is a feeling that his detention is justified by the con- fessiou of Pare, and that it will be at the trial that his guiltlessnealwill have to be sustained. He, with his two companions, are in isolated cells in the Jail here and 300 no one. E. Gus Porter. counsel for Ponton, and W. G. Wilson. engaged yee- terdny upon behalf of Maokie. have made repeated eflorts to interview their clients. but they eannot pass the barred doors into the jail corridor, and the prieonersarefor the present absolutely without communi- cation with the outside world. Could for Katie and Ponton Exclndod One That Was Stolen From the Donn-Ion -'l'hoy Compwn to the Anon-nay- " Bank a You Agoâ€"No Pm Al- Gonml of the Sweat-Box ‘ loved to See Robert lune. Methods â€" The Detectives 1 One 0! tho Prloonouâ€"ln- sun Unsatisfied - Prison- “mung Points Clear- cn In the Jul. ‘ ed Up. NO ONE ALLOWED ADMITTANCE. FINDING OF A BANK MONEY BAG TO BE MORE ARRESTS'NAPANEE IS EXCITED Detectives Have Others Under Overthe Arrests of Mrs. Saucier, Surveillance. 1 Pare, Holden, Richardson. Pills "V T‘- . , , - So fu- it in estimated that 89.000 of the stolen bill: have been recovered. lawyer Davidson of Montreal. 3. E. Babel, B. D. Gunble end the American Consul tron 13.1mm. are In town. m the extradition paper! to Domed imme- diately upon Holden In Boston. Right under the fence who found I hole shoot I foot in diomom, and n loot nnd n hnit docp, from which wu union 5 box. in which wu round I money hag, tho very one than from the Dominion Bank. you :30. This innowintho Poiioo Document and is considered the richest and of the whole discovery. Those who think thin box oonuinod burgiorl’ cool: on mismkon. to: it hold avidanco which the deiocflvca consider to ho tho greatest norm-inc :bcy hove not with. and m confident that its discovery will lend to other man. It is thought tho: this boxconhinod tho than otthoplnndar that wan to be given“) ihooo member! ct tho on; has lived in the vicinity. . Am-A -1-I.- But the surprise 0! the whole efldr re~ mains to be told for the run time. It I- thought that Pun equeded on the not at the gang. Even Holden nu Influenced hle far 0! that. {or Immedlemly on Demure Dougherty‘e return from Manchester. 33.11.. on Thur-deg. he. Lawyer Maiden and the eectlon been drove out eeet along the (3.13.3. inch to the am hell-mm poet Stnlghe north 0! this poet. ‘whlch bananas-theme. mmmeboudln the fence hbelled. “G.'1‘.R.." having cut into it undefined: en mum letter. Thu Food in bean out 01!. nut-mun landlotflndotooflm 0! money in the bank. even while loein. heavily at the raoee at Fort line. He had Juat returned from the mace. when he wae aneeted in Believille. having been in Napanee the day before. . An important dieoo'ery wae that three ooine of a collec- tion that Bank Manager 8. B. Bainee had epecially marked were found upon him. heeidee about 840 or 860. Theee odd ooine are considered of great intoneet by all on the eeent. The fact of their having been found ie told in a etece whisper with many a “Don't eey I told you." Mnokie le eaid to have been eeen with Holden treqnentiy iaat enmmer. Thee ie where he oomee into the etory, No ouo to ollowud mooo Robot-I Moot“. oon of mo pro Mom:- at tho Domlnmn noun n Bollovl lo. and 5 amino ollouu- uouoo In that own Moolb'o lawyer to rum-od pormloolon to no him. oo oooludod do tho doloouvoo doom Io nooooouy to hoop thou- mun. 'l‘ho our” main“ Mooklo II burglary and )oroooy. no do- ullo bungling. 7 WI] {viiilanod from many loam um Mull. bu been lately puma; 91a; {on A pretty suspicious {not wan that thou tramps said they had had tome laundry done by the Chinese just behind the bank. These foot. on now put together. And it in thought that the two tramps won rally professional crooks who had nightly been operating upon tha onto and swiping cuppa-I. Tho nun Roldan has been arrest. od In Boston. Mum. and Consume Slill loft to-ninht to idontlfy hll man u on. of the tmmpg. Nine dan before the bank robbery last year two men were arrested by (Jenna Constnble Sills for vagraney. They had been prowling around the town, sleeping in barns and in the pine grove just east of the town. These men were not of the party at four who camped at Haley's Point, though this has been currently said. These two men are alleged to be Pare and Holden, while the third, Rich- ardson. whom the detectives are after, is thought to be the man who was frequent- ly seen alone. looking intently at the real- denoee of prominent citizens. When these two trumps were arrested a cartridge of coppers was found upon them: also the brace of an umbrella. filed to a needle point. and a crooked steel bar. The oop- pers were done up as it is usual in banks and this evidence create-J a little stir at the time, {or E. H. Bulnes stated that we in ooppers could very easily be ex- tracted from the bank daily and the bank know nothing of it. KI! Soon after this episode acme very ene- plcloua characters were ohmved 1n and near the town, while aeveral houeea were broken into. These lndlvlduala were three men and a woman. The woman was a Mrs. Seymour, who llvedat Mrs Scott'a. just cppoelt: the court houae and dnaeeed as a duhlng widow of 80. Mn. Scots laid that ahe always noticed that there was something strange about thle woman. while her eon, Sldney. urged that ahe he asked to leave. Thle Mra. Seymour le mppoeed to be the Mrs. Sauoler o! Mont- real, recently arrested for chenlatlng 810 Domlnlon Bank bills. The three men, Pare. Holden and Blehardeon, m in the current story summed to be the other street prowlere who aroused euplclon. The story runs back no two months he. tom the bank was ruled, when lawyer Lyons of Bollevllle mad :he hank authorities that an “amp: to bur-gurus n hankthronghnalde entrance min contemplationf Napaneo, July 16.â€"Tbo town of Napo- noo is in a quiver of excitement owing to the has: developmonn in the Dominion Bank robbery case. Everybody uniting, everywhere, at the hotels, in the no“- 011100. in the man. The opinion in ex- preuod that I: m mowing ungiblo hau been got onto. ”or Imtl and mum. on an Crow'- Npu Jfidges at the Fair That is the Secret Sugar and Gem Jars [also all tho 8w! w ”not. ;S_ay the quality of the preserves exhibited by the house keepers or Victoria County denotes constant improvement. They might go further and explain that the improvement those wants, will give bettersnlu than 1 tailor whose opportunities we limited and trade 10:21. If your Ice-1 denier does not keep M's Mingâ€"'Remembethaemothm 'â€"Writ:e beluga-ad more entapfidng madam elsewhae. A large mnufaeturer whom the want of the people, and who: u .. basin- depends upon WM When inIneedIof Gem Jars and Sugar you money by putchasing from...... One can’t have good fruit if poor sugar is used and old pickle bottles and oystet cans ate made use of instead of Gem Jars. 'Assuming this statement to be trueâ€"and all good' housewives say it isâ€"thcn it will pay those who intend putting down Fruit to follow the advice given. was largely due to the air-excluding qualities of self-sealing Gem Jars and the use of a better grade of preserving swat-0.... .00... ~30... Are in demandiwhen housekeepers begin to bottle up delicious fruit for next winter's consumption. What a blessed invention is the process whereby dwellers in cold climes may revel in summer fruits while the land lies .Iv‘ buried beneath several feet of the beautiful. Winn-applesauce is a consideration! £32....é2- SHOREY’S ANOTHER POINT ...... ARGH. CAMPBELL, SumtflmfshmMIallbopoctotoleoclguu-L J J. WETHEBUP. PIyANOS, ORGANS and 31¢ yBest SEWING MACHINES A. l have no ex um eta-veiling mu“ or rout of wow, I on u 1 lower than mm. 0mg. .1 my hon-o, corner of Bun-ox ad Pool-cu. A rcn Cl ulna J. J. Worm-rap. Bog: Bros. Family Grocer. become a necessity. Who can afi’ord yo ignore HI pawns] appearance? Ready to Wear Clothing BOX 415. can save 1mm, yaw