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ODS. "dies, {or 2 5c bar) for ROCKERY 3 dinner at: 599 g... in white crocken n or pea. fruit fruit TheSe are reilnt 3033: am! win] Ira ~v -v‘ Shoes 1.15 " hers 35 u rm Rubbers 40 .- Pton Overshoes 1.15 “ 5301 RIMES iman’s rubbers 1.15 lnbbers 4-5 es in all lines of Children’s neg. Men’s Long Boon mu! 1: Goods. legged bale bats button button or hula m: a I 'o. ‘ button J D K }Bntton ;: hub Pals ‘ial '1) 3nd black RS. (Granby make). bah! .9 vol Lab 66 ve 2min hub 99 ve grain b bats 1 .3838 L35 m:. J D King1.59 whool bale 39 "IS AND SHOES 'ce boots 9 -.\1ADE CLOTHING matey-000m 5.50 " 7.50 933 " 7.50 " low ’ “ 5A0 “ 7.00 A805” 5.50 “ 7.50 .de pants J bals Suits Pantfl TOUSE OF 'E STUHE t Will Show. THAT Money. ND FRIDAYS Bargain 10 139 1.89 1.10 65 - oats I. MN MW) i5”: 60 1.10 “ IJS u 10' )0 1.35 1.5“ 2.25 1.15 1.15 1.25 o o)â€" --o 1.50 Anniversar} seruces m (onnection with the Omemee Methodist Sunday School, wlll be heid on Sunday and Monday, Jan.24tb and 25th. A splen- did program is being arranged for Non- day evening. Special services on Sun- day. Rev Mr. Tucker, B. A., B. 1)., will preach morning and Waning. ‘ If you want the best. please remem~ bet that G. E. Whiten has opened anew Photographic Studio 111 Peter-bore on Hunter Street, one door west of George Street, opposite Oak Hall, where the Very best work is done at reasonable prices. When you are in town cal) and see the New Studio. Dull weather is just as good as bright for making the new style of photos at Whiten’s.â€"2t The oil painting views, life size. ob- tained at an enormous expense by Messrs. Crosby <5. Miller of Peterboro will be shown here the first week in February, and promises to be quite an attraction. being flinch In advance of the ordxnary views: Mr. J. D. Thornton made a business trip to Poterboro and Millbrook Satur- day and stopped in the Iattertown over Sunday to attend the Presbyterian Church Opening. He reports having had a pleasant and successful tn p. The Methodist Sunday School Anni~ versary takes place next Sundav and Monday, Jan. 24th and Sub. Rev. Mr. Tucker, 8. A., B. D., preaches Sunday morning and evening, and addresses a mass meeting in the afternoon. Mr. John Bennett, of the firm of Ben- nett 81-08., Omemev, recently purchasml the Redmond home estate for the sum of $550..00 This is a very desireable propertv we“ bought. Longratututions, Bro. Bennett. Last evening Cafit. Evans and ves- srs. W. Bradlmrn, S. Skuce, S. Grandy, T. A. xitcheil, and}. Switzer were nom~ inated for the ()memee Council va~ cancies, all but the first three resigning with “ than ks. ” Dr. T. Popham McCullough, Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose Specialist, Dr. Yel- land’s old stand,‘f_utely occupied by Dr. Kempt, Peterboit’o. If you have any dis. ease of the above hurts give him a call." 34-3111 The oyster supper and entertainment held under the auspices of Court, Prim- rose, C. O. F., Mount Pleasant, last evening, was a. decided success. A full report will be givml next week. Bros. W. J. Lamb and W. Doig drove to Bobcuygeon on Monday, where Mr. Doig intends assisting the members of C.O.F. at that place in adding new mem- bers to their Court. Rev. John M. and Mrs. Garbutt are visiting with Rev. Gen. and Mrs. Rob- ’ .on at Warsaw for a. few days. Mt- Garbutt preaches at Grutton on Sunday. Don: fail to try “ Dr. Sheir’s Sciatic Cure,” also "Catarrh Remedy," which are giving great. relief to sufferers from these diseuSes, put up at. East. End Drug Store Lindsay. 1 Mr. \\lx1.L0\\es,of Frank 1“”,WESI a visitor to Lindsay Saturday. Mrs. Lakes and Children “ere \iaitors to 01118er the s. une dag. Remember the mass meeting: in the Methodist Church next Sunday after- noon. when an illustrated address is to be given by Rev. Mr. Tucker. Mr. T. B. )lxner left on Tuesday for the Western States. Tom has many friends here and the Mirror joins them in wishng him success: Mrs. T. A. Mcl’hersmn returned to Omemee lustxveek, having spent :1. most pleasant time with L'xbridge friends. Mr. John Gillies and wife, of Emily, xtlended the funeral of the lute Chas. Husk, father of Mrs. Gillis, in Gavan on xonday. Great preparation is being nm the Sunday School Anniversary 31 evening: In the Methodist Church Messrs. W. Glass, R. H. Wilsc D‘ncy and JHO. Blmtlmnm won-a 3n Colonel Deacon, zind Messrs. ‘ of Lindsay. and Ha“, of Peterboro‘ here on cpurt business yesterday. are fisxtihg'iheir Vernlum relatives. ‘ ~ day. ments with a Toronto firm any watch repairing you may R J Mulligan's, mars. W. Glass R. H “itson, Eli yand Jno. Blocksom were in Lind. m 'lnesdu.) attending court. THE OMEMEE MIRROR r; John Tully and Mrs. G ‘NDEED, ALL lens OF FANCY 'ed‘ PODS, SILVERWARE, Watches nd {eweHer}: Music Books. ~‘- NTERNS, the New Safety at 20c. AMPS, COAL OIL, ’elties in China. and Glass Ware. Idoubtedly the Best Place tojBny," ’ULLIGAN, THE DRUGGIST. OMEMEE. have made arrange- .I‘oronto firm to do ‘, and Messrs. Moore ‘. G. Balfour friends and '3' Monday made fur '. fl . leT. ~1\-_ ! The Tea and Lecture given under the ‘ - I me i auspices of the Mount Pleasant Method- .ich ’ ist 8.5., held on last Friday evening, l mu wasa most decided Sutteess. 'l‘ea was rut? i e i served in'the Temperance Hall from 4.30 to 7.30, the tables fairly : groaning 3"9 II with the burden of the many good * ”f; things provided by the ladies of the o 3 congregation. The lecture given by the ""i Rev. J. J. Rae, was indeed delightful l and elicited much applause. Miss Hen- :nt 1 dren is a beautiful smger and captivated m- f the hearts ofthe audience. Rev. John :lSt U. Tanner’s remarks to the children cf ull the school, were interesting and instruc- tive, and many a good lesson could be 3.1-, ’ learned by the olderpart of the audience sl- 3 as well as the children. Rev. Joseph .)"- l liilgour, Mr. W. 8. Graham and others I: gave short address. The singing: of the ' children of the shool was splendid, and s- , all who had the good fortune to be pres- ent were greatly pleased with the pro- u~ ceedings all through. Door receipts 1 a- amounted to over $40.00. .g We congratulate our estee med citizen, Mr. Richard Bennett, Sr., on the pur- ,_ chase of the beautiful lot situate on d King St., just West of Mr. James 'l'horn- ) u ton’s residence, known as the " Mc- ix e Neely Estate Lot,” for the sum of 3150. b " This same lot was highly prized by the ti ~ late Isaac McNeely, who refused much :i 1 larger amounts fail-1t before his death, in it being so favorably situated. We unâ€" u, : derstnnd that it is the intention of Mr. Tl ‘ Bennett to build a handsome and com- t-i‘ modious resulence at an early date, and 'c-a l to improve the premises generally. Mr. 11 Bennett is one of our most successful sii Englishmen, hailing from Plvmouth, i0 Eng, coming to this country about no thirty-five years ago, spending his first :3“ years here as a carpenter and builder, ho having much to do with the contracts 811 of many of our frame buildings at pres- 80 out standing in Omemee. After some 313‘ years he commenced farming, and was “I: atone time owner of the Wm. {nbin- _ ‘ eon farm, purchased from the Belch’s, 3‘3 and after disposing of this property, Mr. 8:" Bennett purchased and is still owner “3‘ ofthe farm on which his son-in-law, 9"“ Mr. Bannon, resides and works. Mr. u” Bennett's eldest son, Richard, owns a ““5 ‘ splendid farm in Ops;John and William aft! 1 are the present proprietors of the pro- tha grossive Marble Works 0! Umemee; be Charles V., his youngest son, is classed CO" among the most successful students and Po.” teachers; his daughter, Maggie, is grad- pl“ natingat Queen's University, and his “if other daughter, wife of Mr. W. Fair, atn a successful farmer. Mr. Bennett has Ch“ proved that it pays to be industrious ”’0 and persevering,.and should encourage 381‘ n.- others to be likewise. cor: I, were .‘ need. to the schemes of the church inclndixw that of the Christian Endeavor Society “ere double the amnunn nf' Hm mm- i The annual congregatimml of the l’reshy‘erian Church, I was heldnn Jun. 4th. ’I‘hedifi ‘ ports were ofn very enc and showed that the congre; enjoying steady and real progre treasurer’s report showed that the disbursements during the 3' were considerably larger :han * Lefare, there was a. surplus 01 on ham], as compared to that c of the previous year. The Cont. to the schemes of tho nIm-M- h o n ragi n The Omexnee Citizen’s Band drove to the home of (‘onnty Commissioner W. C. Switzer on Monday evening, and Were right royally entertained. After playmg a number of selections the boys were invited to partake of a. most. bonn. “(“1 reDaSt nrnvidml k" “\A |.__A_-, ur. Harrison of Keene-tlle latter is well known to Sunday S Omemee, recollec vlll clxool friends in who have a. very pleasant tion oflxis former visit to our age.aml Miss Munro is well known throughout this province as the much esteemed corresponding secretary of the Ontario Sunday School Association. We lmpetlmt large audiences will be at these sessions. All ur-‘I e-n-Nn-l of nearly fifteen years to notice the improv their former homes 1' Lamb is a regnlnr c n Sunday School Association. pethat large audiences will be if! sessions. A“ are invited. Omexnee Citizen’s Band drove stably larger :han the year a was a Surplus of $101.25 compared to that of $89.00 , wry encouraging nature, ‘lmt the congregation is yumi real prngross. The congregational meeting: I Wished Mr. and Mrs_ more 5'0:th of happiness . Th» boys arrived home ri;.n Umrch, Omemee, .4th. Thedifi‘erent re- amnunc of the pr; The Contribution lagers, Messrs. . Best, were re- ,2, though .“ear 1896 of $89.00 year , __---.u Anon-J bufilled before seeding begins. All communications can be sent free of postage. It is desirable that each up. plicant should name the variety which he deires to test. also one or two altern- atixe Sorts in case the stock of the sort chasm: should be exhausted, while no promise can be made that the variety asked for will be sent, the wishes of corteSpondents will lie attended to as The diztribution now in progress con- sists of some of the most promising sorts of Oats, Barley, Spring Wheat, i’ezzse, Field Corn and Potatoes. Re- quests for samples may be sent to ‘the Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa, at any time before the lat of March. but after that date the lists will be closed so that the applications then on hand may I.“ ult._,n 1 n- - Instructions have been given by the Hon. Minister of Auriculture to make a eimilnr distribution thlsseason. Owing to the very large number of applications now received it is not practicable to send more than one sample to each ap- plicant, but with this limitation it is hoped that the stock available will be sutficient to permit of every farmer who so desires sharing in the benefits of this useful branch or the work of the Exper- imental Farms. During the past nine years, samples of those varieties of grain which have succeeded best on the Experimental Farms have been distributed on appli- cation in 8-lb, bags to farmers in all parts of the Dominion, free through the mail, The object in view in this distri- ‘ bution has been to add to the produc- ‘ tiveness and improve the quality of ‘these important agricultural products throughout the country by placing Witb~ in reach of every farmer pure seed of the most vigorous and productive sorta. This Wurk has met with much apprecia- tion and a. considerable degree of suc- C'JSS To the Editor of The Omcmcc Mirror .- Distribution of Samples From the Central Experimental Farm at Ottawa. Mr. Rowland lived for a number of years at Reaboro, where his father was the pioneer schoolâ€"nmster,‘ and was con. sidered to be be one of the most clever mathematicians ofhis day. Mr. John Rowland’s estate is supposed to be worth $100,000. V V .,.. 41 years ago he started the Globe Hotel which he successfully managed until a few years ago, since which time it has been controlled by his sons Wil- liam and Orville. in the earlier days Mr. Rowland was an active member of the council and in later years he served as trustee of the public svlmols. Both positions he filled creditahly to himself and the people he represented. He leaves a. widow, four sons and two daughters. The sons are James, who resides in Sault Ste Marie, George, who ‘ lives in Collingwood and William and Orville, who manage the (ilohe Hotel. 1 The daughters, Mrs. Mathews resides} in On en Sound and Mrs. Aylsworth in town. By the death of Mr. Rowland the town lose: one of its most promin- ent citizens, and one who had theinter- I est of the town at heart, and was al-. ways willing to lend hlS assistance to ." advance its interests and promote its i welfare. On Wednesday evening a law min- utes before eleven o’clock, Mr. John 'Rowlzmd passed away. Mr. Rowland had not been enjoying the best health for some time, but was able to be around until a. few davs before hrs death. On Monday he received a paralytic stroke, from which he never recovered. Mr. Rowland was one of the early set- tlers here. He came to Collingwood over forty years ago, when Colhngwood was a mere hamlet, and Settled in the old village where for some years he fol- lowed his Occupation of shoelnnking. an H. ‘ The party broke up about two o’clock a. 111., every persoh feeling that they had spent a. very'pleasant time. Just before leaving, a very heartv vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson for the pleasant time the vis- itors had spent with them. l The home of MnJobn Sanderson was the scene ofa very merry party recent- ly. About twenty-two young people havmg been invited to spend the even- ing. Games and amusements of all kinds \\ ere provided, and everything possxble was done by the host and hos- tess forthe enjoyment of those present. The excellent music furnished by dif. ferent members of the party assisted in making the time pass pleasantly. Re- freshment were served about twelve o’clock by the hostess. Box 41. The undersigned has for sale It limited number of Choice Young Fowl, from the best Fowl in Canada. TI‘IOS, $2.00; Cacks $1.00. Orders booked now {or Eggs for spring season, 31-00 m" 13; Rouen Ducks Eggs $1.00 for 9. Orders mum.” n...‘--_.._r., A . - Head Quarters for Brown Leghorns Mr. Wm. Miller, bible class teacher in George St. Methodist Church, Peter- boro, was the recipient of a. beautiful cushioned easy chair, accompanied by an address from his class. In another rolnmn we give the report as published by the Evenimv Ran-L3... Aro_Ln '- An Old Omemee Citizen “ I DIED. ‘In the Township of Emily, on Friday. Jan. 15th, from heart failure, Jo'hn Parker. The funeral took place on Sunday to Lindsay. ' In Gavan, on Saturday morning, Jan. 16th. Mr. Chas. Husk. Orders by mail promptly booked. J. S. RICHARDSON, Bethany, Ontario. COLLINGWOOD. ned easy chair, accompanied by ress from his class. In another 1 we give the report as published Evening Review ofSatuz-day. A Social Event. may evening: a law min. even o’clock, Mr. John ted away, Mr. Rowland enjoying the best health but was able to be around 's before 1118 death. On " JAUNITTA." Chaired. ” You will find directly opposite the “ Examiner” Office. George Street. New openinga complete stock of new and useful goods, small wares, ect., to make housekeepers happy. It is'the spot to buy 299;] good: ~chews-42f»! v , .t’rOp Call on me and 1 \vlllgnamnteo Conder’s Fain A' .zeen razor and a. ale Ton-orial p; KING STREET, County Clerk’s Office, Lindsay, 12th January, 1697. n at 20’¢:lock in the afternoon, for the transacuon of general busmess. Tuesday, 26111 Day of Jan, 1897 NOTICE is hereby given that tir- Municipal Council of the Corparation of the County of Victoria will meet in the Council Chamber in the Court House in the -..,._, ~ tomernnd ;â€" 1! you should \vunmm easynlun’e, A h good as barber ever gave, J ust, call. and at. my parlor llnd A mzor’x mute to sultyour mlnd; I’ll out and dress your hnl r with taste To sul t. the contour ol‘your face. My room ls neat. my towels clean, Scissorxshurp and razors keen. A nd everything I think you’ll find Tosult. tlzu taste and please the mind; And all that nrt and sle can do, Iryou will call l’lldo fox-you. I'll shave you all, the young the gay, I’ll Rhuve you all for ready pay ; Shaving I do an any time, And {orshuvlngl get". dlme; But. do not mean u (“me In trust. For that. would make u barber “hunt." WOMEN m DOUBT Corporation of the County of Victoria. f Pipes, Tobacco: and Cigars, Brands, in mock unamd Mrs. Lindsav the class to a sumptu which their-guests dis evening to have been one. TOWN OF LINDSAY, Mr. Miller was taken completely by surprise but expressed to the class his deep thanks for their kind token of re- membrum'e. He felt. that he had not. been ofsuch service to them as to entitle him to a flattering expressinn of gem] will. He hoped the pleasant HSSUCifl' tions that had existed bemoan teacher and class would continue. a... _., JV“! “auditing 3U" have not only increased our fund of information but. have lifted us (can high- er plane of life. Will you kindly con- descend to accept this easy chair as a slighttoken of gratitude. You will ac- cept it as a memento of that. bond of christian love and sympathy that. exists ‘ between run and your class. As you rest in its embrace may ltsuggest to you that your class is ready at all times to ease your burdens and lighten your la- burs, and may itstill furthersnggest the glorious possibility of a united class, with teacher,enjoying “that rest which , remaineth forthe people ol God." May ! God in His mercy spare you to labor‘ among us as teacher ofthe senior Bible class in George-st Sabbath school, ai position you have so long occupied and tilled so me”. Signed on behalfof the class: Mrs. Faint, .ur. R. Winch, mm. H, 1’. Lindsay, .ur.l\'. Mark, Mrs. Bradbnrn, Mr. J. Spence, no..-" w-Iu Dvuu-wulcu. The purpose oi'the gathering soon be- came knoWn when Mr. R, J. Winch took the chair and, in addressing those present, alluded to the past. history of I the class and the pleasant connection they had enjoyed with it. while Mr. Miller was teacher. Mr. Miller was then called lorwurd when the followiw.r ad- dress, accompanied by an easy chair. was presented to him : To William Miller, Esq, Pam-borough: DEAR 'l's.\uui~:ii,â€"We. the members of your Bible class, avail ourselves ol'this Opportunity of extending to you our ‘good wishes and thankfulness for the zeal, energy and earnestness you have always displayed for our welfare in the past. You have used every available means to glean all possible information on each succeeding lesson, and you have in it most clear and comprehensive manner given us the benelit of your re- searches. so that by your teaching you ‘ have not only increaseduur fund oil 1 :nO‘A-..\...: A _, l The Gift or the Bible Class to Their Teaeher, Mr. Wm. Miller. â€"_ Last evenim.r the members of Mr. Wm. Miner’s Bible class in the George St. Methodist Sabbath school assembled at the residence ot'one ofthexr members, Mr. H. P. Lindsay, George-st, where a most. enjoyable social evening was pass- ed by nearly forty ladies and gentlemen. AN ADDRESS AND EASY CHAIR By Posters on the Walls it will be seen that the Isaiah W. Wilson Farms, South West quarter Lot No. 7, Con- cession 7,â€"50 acresâ€"and the South 25 acres of the North half Lot 6, Conces- sion 8, Emily,â€"25 acresâ€"are to be sold under a mortgage, at the Brzldburn House, Omemee, on Friday, the 22nd day of January, at 2 1’. M.â€" far as practicable. The samples of grain E m” be sent earlv. but potatoes cannot} be distributed until the danger ofinjury ln'transit by frost is over. WM. SAUNDERS, i DmEc'roa, EXPERIMENTAL FARMS. } Oman, January 5th, 1897. I Emily Farm Foxfgale :. Lindsay then entertained a sumptuous repast, after :uests dispersed voting the uan towel for every cus- and others. T. MATCHETT, County Clerk. Parlors, ‘9 OMEM BE. eter bolus. ;, of tha Best ‘2‘ “81nd.” satisfaction. most, pleasant . â€"0. 2t sold if: bulic: “ Monsoon" Tea is put up by the Indian T23. growers as :1 sample uf the but quuiulcs uf lndmn Tam. Thcrcfom they use the greatest cure in the selection of the Tea. and its blend. that 55 why they put it up lbemsch’c: and w“ i: nnIyi: the or‘ginal packages. thereby securing im purity and cxccfiuncc. Put up in K 1b., 1 1b. and 5 lb. packages, and never unll .‘n 1..."- ALL GOOD GROCERS KEEP IT. Ifyour grocer does not keep it. tell him to write h THE Fstsr 75A In vuz Womb r I i WOOD 5 11:1 3 The Great E1 W..." wan.» own» new u) 11b firmitu, Insanity. Consumption and an early grave. Has been prescribed ova:- 85 years In thousands of cases; is the only Reliable and Honest Medicine known. Ask drugglstfor “’ood's Phonphodlne: If he odors some worthless medicine In place or this. incloso price in letter. and We will send by rctur mull. Price. one 'pncknge. S1; aix, $5. One wt! phase. at: will cure. Pamph‘xem free to any as‘dress, The “'ood Company, \t'indao; Ont" Canada. Before and After. The undcrsigncd has some pri: \‘(ltc funds. to Loan on easy terms on first morig‘agc security. Apply 10 \‘s'. 1ER.~‘1DI)’URN. MONEY TO LOAN. 11 and 13 Front Street East. Toronto. Richar IN ITS “A: :xv: Fuzz-r .- Blur-ksmiiln mu] m"?! (-urry at 1119 nH niului. Kin: 8L. 12:9va 11511111. Mr, .‘n'nrrnn H-vserwvmnt'Mr Durham, I‘Mmi Iml. 2.1. go In the NM! lHnIvr rim mm‘ Iu:mu-,.',cnmn Hwy Stu-I: :I'hlc mun thv 1m [mum Sl-Eivlm" .I dm'u FROM Tfi: TCA FLA NT " 1 I Um l: xzvmrszg frwnds .uul Hm hv has purchase u ill of STEEL, HAYTER co. 9 , ”NW. , “1U . 3U huh 31.1.. _, no.» MUD wâ€"w‘. FSECQGEQE BEST FRIEND SA MPLIC PH "HI RI Huge, Sum} snlm-riplinns DON,’I‘ 1"AI[1 *OD’S PIIOSPHO 13?): E. The Great Engll-h Remedy. . = 1 SJ: Facimgcs Guat‘aniccd to . ,. ~ 3 m I?“ ‘ “'5‘“ promptly and permanent!)- euro all forms of Nervous Weakncu, Emissions,$pcrm- atorrhca, Impotency and all » , . ejects of Abua‘c or Excess“. a?“ ,. .- 4“ Mental Worry, excessive use . of Tobaceo. Opium or St Emu- e and After' lants, which soon [cad to Inâ€" Insanity. Consumption. and an early grave. u. ...... ILA‘I , A -‘ THEâ€" Famuy flez‘alu 312212-7023} ‘ ORPHAN ’ L13 3’? To new subscribers and who [my up arrenraues to ti wv offer the LARGEST S'A [é copy. Some subscribers who have re- ceived it \wmld not part with in fur a 310 hi”. The publishers wiH withdraw ‘the premium shortly. We have made arrmmexnwns, however, with the Faun- ily Herald Publishers, whvrehy they guzlrzlmew to supply the “ORPHAN'S PR PIER,” tn: all names sent. in h_\' the publisher ut Mirrnr «m or lwfure 15th February, )S‘JT.‘ The Familj' Herald and Weekly SLur is the recuguized feud- er Ufa“ Weeklies in Anwrim. Without any doubt, the premium picture offered by the I-‘znuily Herald and Weekly Star of Mnntreul, is the grandest. picture ever ofl'ered news pa per readers. There is u perfwt surmuhle from all parts of the World to secure a ORPHAE’S PRAYER Twenty Five T._ 2 3â€"H Prszgmi Wis Him puhIit LAST CHAN CE \’ Illnn “tum! Wish: s to infin‘m In: public wuwruflv, used the lulninOSs :Lll'! gum] } _. his that (One Year), and plums to: 'J. W. RICHARDS, MIX-Um}: mv‘l-‘K'IC, ()RHCMICI‘Z, ONT. "JHHC ('1‘. B 1:15 SEEN THIS (Jl’I’IL'I‘I. :SBEST FRIEND SALE IN CANADA. TO SECURE A COPY. A LL Fm: nunshers, whereby they Hupph' the “()"l’U-XN'b all muuus sent. in h_\' the ‘u’irrm- «:11 or lwfure 15th T.‘ Hm lamiiy Herald Lur is the recuguized feud- m-s in \nwrirn-L d wishe s to infurm 1' T'T.‘ m4: TEA Clip .‘n'nrrnn has rivers and all others ‘Iraues to this, jnurnzd. FOR THE [Try It” [push 5L. \I»V(-‘~_|_ 0 [H H 1'35: N, l yum I) mu.~ ‘ Yellow sdgur”$1.oo§ 28 lbs. Redpath’s ! 1' granulated - $1.00} In all kinds of fnsh Emily gm :zntec‘ cvcz‘yliung‘ to m: 51:31)} hcsi «heapes . I lune 1w 13.1:‘uznv‘; I Margin) Day l‘rivfiLs. uh" I '4" z 111 mm: s or men family ::nteenvc:}1£nng. to m: :cupest. I lune 1m groceries, I have thc ~: . \IHV 1}\ Hush. and at PHCLS '\ K,» .‘ Dayna l)a_xs,l.:1t sell gov Max'gui-n Day 1‘;Ԥ<‘L;~. \:'-»“r:r;: :s: :1 11:1. ppy .\e.\ ‘2'. 3MBRADBE% 300. Tea. for - 25 25c: “ 20 2 lbs Crood Japan for 25 3 lbs ‘I‘ea Siftings 25 30 lbs. qupaths vuâ€" .- Wants to give to Star TEE peoples” Gm f: John Taylor 85 00., Einfrs., g PRESBYTERIAE"éiifiiii‘cé‘f me: 53%}:th :Snlmal : m SINGING 7.52m: Munro. d by Rev. John M. Gurbntt. SINGXNG RIOâ€"Duties of Parents to S. Schools by Rev. W 9325- Discussion, by Dr. 'J'hnmgmnn. SINGING "- H. SflOâ€"Addresé by Min: 9.()Uâ€"â€"Dia'cussion, fie 9.40--Cnllection and Closin It is expected that every hirae'h' represented. The Convention. Killers for tea will be nmvided for all (30 Evening: Sessirm. l’. S. Sabbath Sr-hool in H Ministers are requested te lega'e Thin“ uh":â€" ...;II n, . Will sell for the next two week ' THURSDAY, : Jafifik'éiim Township of Emily‘s 7 45â€"â€"How to Conduct a Bible (I! SADâ€"Discussion, led by W. S. Gr NEW POST OFFICE BLOCK Ramâ€"President alert, in Mmir. 7.15â€"Quesliuu Drawer. bv Dr ‘3 W-Lezulin'v 3-35â€"Reporls ‘ TERBIS, CASS-"Fl ~1’residvnt. in chain Apmintment of Nomin Report. of London S S. Afternoon Session. esidvnt. in chair. Devotional Exercises, 113' Hum, 11. A., 13.1). radix): Minutes and 'l‘reasnrer’s Report. puns of Schools by Superintendents. SINGING win he mm ided far 1’. 5. all (‘elega' es Union c' air “in lead the si WILL BE HELD IN n vhair. Devotional exercises ', by Dr. Hartman, Keene. SINGING Evening Session ffSunlight Sea Rains, Curran} V l { 7 lbs Tapioca 3 Peas, Corn, ' SIN Class by Mr. W imlnlm, Esq. it (mam: ing‘ and C: than :1 2w: strongly {:7 Get it f. School in the Tau'ns requested to fuh'y zu‘ FE {e v. “'1' ism: 31d '1‘! i E IZiST‘ . 11.1mm, )7 rs remain singing. '. Secret; ‘s by [is 1 k0