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than‘Zo cents. Localsâ€"A11 notices, excepting that of enter- tainments for which the Printing is done. by this office, 7 cents per ine each insertlon. Black line locals 25 cents per line. Advertisements of two to three lines, such as Lost, Hquse tq Let. Servant Wanted, c., 50c. for first msertxon. 81. 961' month. _ Advgrtisegnents of Stray Animals, 81 for three msertmns. -Legal Notices_8 cents per line first insertion and 4 cents per hne each subsequent insertion. Profession; Cards, 5 lines and under, $5 per year. 33 for 51:: months. 7 Advertisements of Farms for: Saleâ€"1 month 31, each subsequent month, 75c. per inch. They Will be Sold at the Low- est Possible Prices. 1:2? Also agent- for the Brantford buggies and the Ba'm waggon. The best in the market. P.S.â€"A11 kinds of Harness. :THURSDAY MORNING Don’t miss this opportunity to buy TEAS cheap, as we have the best values in Teas to be had anywhere, No puffâ€"but solid facts. Call and get sam- ples and judge for yourself. AND Great Bargains in Teas At For The Next 30 Days Column. I? 50 charge will be made for locals less TTTTTTTTTTTT'EII‘TTTTTTTTTTTT Vol. XXXVI. ALEX. FEacuseN, TERMSâ€"$1.00 PER ANNUM. TEAS, TEAS R. R. ELLIOT, ADVERTISING RATES : TEAS, (She Illbillbtook “Reporter. ‘ . DEYELL’S. Beautiful Finish MILLBRROK REPORTER 1800 IS PUBLISHED EVERY Alex. Ferguson, . DEYELL, Blankets from $1.00 up ‘nv. Millbrook. Best {Material D2 Barristers, Solicitors. Notaries, etc. ., Co bou and Brighton W, Ridden, B. A. L.L. A. J. Armstrong,B. 1:. W. H. Ncsbitt, B. A. First- class loans placed. Money loaned and invested. Mercantile collections made and general law business. d o (Successor to '1‘. H. Hassard). R gistered and Hon. Graduate of Ontmio Veterinar Col- lege, Toronto. Late Veterinaryb‘u~ you 'orth West Mounted Police, Calgary. Attended Clinical Lectures, Royal Veterinary College, London, Eng. Dentistry :1 specialty. All 0- mcsticated animals treated according to latest scientific methods. Office on King-st" opposxte Dominion hotel, Millbrook. 9-1Y N C. MCKINNON. M. D,, C. M., (SUCCESS o 501' to Dr. Aiddrie) Toronto and chtoria Umversities. Licentiate Royal College Sur- geons, Edinbur h, Member College Pb :sicians and Surgeons, maria. Olfice at A. T. ‘lliott’s dru store. Alter office hours a}: Mr. Wm. Rio ardson’s residence, King at... Mxnbrook, be at Quééu's Hotel, Millbrook, every; Saturday. mental, at his residence, Center Street. Private instruction at any hour. Orders for music and Musical instruments of any and every class promptly attended to. MITH PRESTON (SUCCESSORS 0 J. A. V. Preston) Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, 85c. Offices, \V ood Sc Kells' block, Mill- brook, Ont... and Bethany on the 2d and 4th Mondays in every month. Money to loan at IOWest rates. 36 .[1 3f, Lafi‘TSb'lidiitbr,’ etc. Office in Ontario Block. \Valton Street, Port Hope. Money to lend on the security of real estate. Town and farm property for sale. ARENTS AND THE PUBLIC GENERAL LY are res cctfull informed that Thos. Pemberton, Pro essor 0 Music, and late Band Master 0 R0 81 School of Infantry, Toronto, is now prepare to receive pupils, vocal or instru- ”nh‘n‘ nfikx‘a nna#RA-\nn l‘nni-nâ€" Ql-unnb 13â€"3“-.- RCHIBALD WOOD, ISSUER OF MAR- RIAGE LICENSES. Millorook, Ont. W. CLARKE, I.D.S,. DENTIST SPECIAL o attention given to the preservation of the natural teeth. Nitrous Oxide Gas for the pain- less extraetion of teeth. L: mod work uaranteed. Will be at Bethany the 2nd and 4th Iondavs of each month. Pontypool lab and 3rd Monaays. JOHN GILLOTT, T B. COLLINS 8: 00., BANKERS, MILL- . BROOK. Farmers’ and other good notes discounted. Drafts issued on all pomts of Can sda. and the United States at lowest rates. . The collection oisale and other notes a speqzalty. Loans made on real estate. No commxssion h arged. omce, north side of King Street. Referenceâ€"Canadian Bank of Commerce. Keeps constantly on hand alarge stock of Fur- aiture of all kinds. Three large showrooms. Sq groupie to showy" gooils. P. _ WATFORD, ACCOUNTANT AND assxgnee. Books opened and closed. Ac- counts collected, Assignments taken in charge and all details completed. S ecial attention given to book-keeper’s work W ere services of a permanent book-keeper are not required. Communications from fineighboring towns re- ceive prompt attention and services in such places erformed moderatetly and satisfac- tory. tfice: 379 water street. Address, Post office box 125, Peterooro. Ont. 7 -6m _r~ _,_,, , U_V_.. Manuté'cch'rerâ€"ér the Excelsior Washing Machine. The best in the Met. MILEâ€"BROOK 9% MARKET 9% throughout the winter, when I will pay the highest cash price for produce, such as fowl of all kinds, buck wheat, oats, butter, eggs, tallow, lard, hides, sheepâ€" I have pleasure in informing the farmers of this Vicinity that I have opened a market in the village of Millbrook, which Will be held every Wednesday Forenoon, sEivns, wool, and scrap iron, or give in exchange dry goods, groceries, tinware, coal oil, flour and meals of all kinds @Farmers and others hav mg any thing to sell will do well to call and see me. Highest prices and square dm% A.PAYNE. PJIE\K7 HARNESS SHOP. \V. FISHER, VETERINARY SURGEON, o > Qffice angresifigqgg! Bai_11ieboro, Qnt. V_Vill IpDELL. ABMbTTRONG. 8c. NESBI'ILT. A. WARDL BARRISTEB,“ A'liTogNmy- “t: BLAXD. VETERINARY SURGEON, MARRIAGE LICENSES CABiNET MAKER, PROFESSIONAL X‘JUSIC. Special attention paid to collars and repairs. begs to announce that he has opened a. new harness shop in the store next door to R. Deyell’s, Where all work in his line will be performed at low rates. W. STRAIN BLANKETS, WHIPs, MILLBROOK. ONT... THURSDAY. MARCH 2, 1893. ,, c. Sugars as Cheap as ever. We beat the world in Tease An earthquake was felt in the neighbor- hood of Sacramento, 03.1., last week. Word comes from Jamaica. that, was is imminent between Hayti and Sun Do- mingo. VVashingbon’ 3 birthday was 3 mar-wily ob- served as a holiday 1n the Unis-'41 States on Feb. 22. The steamer Dahn, which sailed from New York for Bremen, had on board $3,. 500,000 gold. Twentyanarchists have been arrested at: Rome. ‘ The national banks of Demer are hoard- ing old. Over $2 ,000, 000 in gold is h old in t e vaults in reserve. The anti-Parliament convention. for the discussion of the Home Rule Bill, will be held in Dublin, March 8. Prayers against: the home rule bill have been ofi‘ered in all the Protestant churches of the dioese of Doun, in Ulster. Friends of the Hawaiian annexation treatiny are losing hope that it will be- come law during the present session of cen- gress. Secretary of State Foster and Senator Morgan sailed from New York on Saturday bound for Paris to attend the Behring Sea arbitration. All the switchmen employed in the yards of the Chicago \Vesbern Indiana. Belt Company at Chicago struck last Thursday for better pay. The Commercial Cable Company p: oposcn to lay a third cable from Canso, N.S., ta Waterville, Ireland. The Chinese Government; will send out an expedition shortly to extend its tele- graph system through to szhgaria. Rev Dr. Smith, of Cincinati, denies that he and Dr. Briggs intend to secede from the Presbyterian Church. A government bill taking steps toward the ultimate disestablishment of the Welal} church was adopted in the British Commofii by a. vote of 301 to 245. John C. Euo, the embezzler, who wen back from Canada. on Monday, went t the district attorney’s office in New York and gave $10,000 bail for his sppe amnce at the trial. The supplementary civil service esti- mates in the Bntish Parliament contiin an item of $20,600 for the comfiensetion of Bering Sea. sealers for losses due to, the delay in arranging a. modue vivendi in 1891. It is 1‘. .rned that the English Foreign Office has not received any protest from Canada awainst the annexation of th Hawaiian DIsland by the United States, an it is not thought probable that England will interfere. President Harrison has revoked the tolls levied in Canadian vessels in San‘lt Ste. Marie canal, in consequence oi the Dominion Government abolishing the discrimination a ainst American vessels passing through anadian canals. Five men, among whom are Dr. John Over-ton and Dr. John F. Schaefi‘er, of the U.S. signal service at Des Moines, Iowa, have been arrested for body snatching. They were taken in the act of carrying a corpse from the graveyard. The Commission of Arbitration on the Behring sea. controversy between Great Britain audithe United States, met Thurs- Brooding over the impending loss of his office, Postmaster Jas. Judson of Pratts- ville. N. Y., has become violently insane, and threatened to kill certain Democrats, whom he blamed for his political misfor- tune. ‘ day in the French Foreign Office in Patio and formally opened the proceedings, after which it was decided to adjourn until March 23rd. At the Grenoble Assizes on TueEday, Blanche Deschamps, thirteen yea s 0 age, was placed on trial for having ro bed ahd drowned a young girl. It transpired in the course of the trial that the Mayor of the Commune had accepted eigh‘ty‘rfive fraqcs from the parents of the young murderess for not prosecuting. The National League f Amerje \ h sued an address, in whio it he 's fiigfigé not to be deceivedby the (313113 ene A 7 9 Rule meas re, d ari . it to he utyer f 3 worthy of he 1: end t 9 £311 a“, _. Par when w} t ‘ fl 7' :5 otter-1% own gfi'airssho' -'1 .u. 9 a. - e tothe _ as} f the eopLe, up Parlmment w own afi'urssh‘ people. The National League % sued an address, in whio not to be deceivedby til? Rule meas re, d; ari i1 worthy of he t: fit a :hegeoxflsp 69.01 1 9! M} W. VANCE. comm: Known HIGHER THAN GILROY’S ma BY The Leading Grocer Who Is now offering It to you for $1.15 per Barrel W. VANCE. THE WIDE WORLD Items of Interest from this Flourishing Neighborhood. Having been a. reader of your valuable paper for some time and not having had the pleasure of noticing anything in its columns referring to our enterprising village and vicinity I beg to be excused for the liberty I am taking. The new captain of the Salvation Army of Millbrook held her first meeting here on \Vednesday evening, February 15th. The cantain was greeted with a full house. Several young ladies and Gentlemen of Bethany gathered at the resigence of Mr. H. Logan one evening zecently where they were met by a number from this place, and it is unnecessary to say that an enjoyable evening was spent. Mr, W. Irvin of Pontypool, is busily en- gaged in the wood business here. Mrs. W. Lowe is at present very ill. It. is the wish of everybody that she will soon recover. A meeting was held in the Oiange hall here on then evening of February 17th, for the purpose of organizing a court of the In- dependent Order of F01 esters Mr. McGil- liv ray, one of the fathers of this society, W as present and explained fully the benefits of the order. We look forward W 1th pleasure to the time when a. court will be established here as we believe it to be one of the best societies in Canada. Mr. A. E. Byers of Omemee, was register- ed at the Green Bush house this week. [We are very much pleased to learn of the steps taken towards the establishment of a court of the above order in this locality. ED. REPORT 153.] John Pettie, R.A., the Enlgish painter, is dead in London. Dr. H. P. Spooner, of Midland, died on Saturday evening of puemonia. Mrs. Alexande} Suilxerlaud, aged 97,3.nd her sister- -in- law, Mrs. William Sutherland, aged 78, died in Beachville, Ont” on Sat- usday. Més. John Gemmell, who lived near Sea- forth, died very suddenly at the residence of J ames Sproat, Tuckersmith, Thursday evening. Col. Bernard, brother of Baroness Mac- donald, died in Montreal Friday. J udge George Baxter of Welland died at There (1 last, aged 61. Mr. John Kavanagh, a. grocer of King- ston, Out“, died suddenly Thursday morn- ing while engaged in shovelling snow. He appeared in his usual health immediately before his death. A Preacher's Descriptions Drive Mrs. Wilbur Insane. FORT DODGE, Feb. 27.â€"Mrs. William Wilbur of Rowan has been adjudged insane and sent. to the asylum. The immediate cause of her losing her mind was a. grephic pen picture of hell drawn in the pulpit by he}; pastor. The preacher’s description of the tor- ments of the damned made such a. vivid im- pression upon Mrs. Wilbur’s mind that. her reason was overthrown and it is feared that she is hopelessly insane. MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 26.â€"John S. J obn- son, the skater, in e 200 yards dash here to- day reduced the record by three seconds, making the distance in 17 2- 5 seconds. He skated two miles tn 6.01, reducing the com- petitive record for that distance by 2 2- 3 seconds. ST,FUL,M1nn. . Feb. 27. -â€"The threatened strike in the Western Union offices of the twin cities will not occur, the differences having been adjusted yesterday. All the operators, with one exception, who were discharged on Wednesday were reinstated. Each, on resuming hls place, was required to sign an ironclad agreement that he was not now and did not intend to become a member of enj telegraphers’ union. DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD permanently cured by a new abso- lutely genuine system. The most extraor- dinary cases have been successfully treated. Full particulars, with copies of splendid testimonials post free. Herbert Clifton, 51, Upper Kensington Lane, London, S. E. 6-ly John W. Mackay, the Cable and Mining Man Wounded. SAN FRANDISCO, Feb. 26.â€"â€"John W. Mackay, the famous capitalist was shot this afternoon at. the 1591: House in this city by an old man named Rippi, aged about 73 years. ‘ Rippi had a. grievance against Mackay, dating back to mining days, and sought in this manner to kill him. He ccmes from Cincinnati where he deserted his wife and chglgi ten years aga: u. , , Mackafs woxfnd is not fatal and he states that he does not know the man Rippi. 'Hé‘BEed gne shot qt Mackay, the bullet eggtering his back and then Shot; himself Wet the heart. Mackav flats at once placed in a. carriage and driven away. His wound is not fatal. Rippi was removed to the receiving hos- pitial. _ â€" . . . u r Mr. Mackay was aganding 1n the paved court in the gear of he Lick House, and géfiflred at; without a. moment’s warning ipp 1 He fited qne shot at Mackay, the bullet ANOTHER PLUTOCRAT SHOT. CRAZED BY FEAR OF HELLL. MANVERS STATION. The Threatened Strike. OBITUARY NOTES- Broke the Record. Last Thursday night the Centreville court I. O. F. held a special meeting, when four more new members were initiated. The court here is growing fast. Several more are expected to join at the next_ regular meet- mg. Bethany. An entertainment will be held in the town hall here on Thursday, March 9th, under the auspices of the Canadian Order of For- esters. Addresses will be delivered 13}; I. The ten cent social given in aid of the Mount Pleasant Sabbath school dragged ib- self off the list last Thursday evening. The bad roads and storm caused the attendance to fall below the average at such gatherings. The provisions were ample enough and a. fair- ly pleasing hour was spent. Receipts amounted to $36. H e iegret to note that Mis. A. Lan of Brandon, a, former resident in this locaffity, is guita igwitli little _li<_>pe 5 9f recoveiy. '1! R Stratton, Esq. and H. Nesbitt, D. H. C. R., of Peterboro’. A programme will be rendered during the evening in which Reeve Wilson and others will appear: Proceeds On Thursday night, February 16, som members of the Millbrook and Garden Hill courts I. O. E, visited the court here. Dur- ing the evening refreshments were served and four new members were admitted to the order. _ for benevolent purposes. Mount Pleasant. M r. and Mrs. Harry Ewing are visiting again at Rev. John Ewing’s. from a visit with her si_ster i3 Mi1_1b1:ook. The s'tage addition of our Temple is near- ing_ corpplejsion7 ...- n n V c131: Mark attended the S. S. convention at Cavauvillg 9n TuesLday,‘ 215p. - ”Mr. “rm. Hunter, laté'blacksmith in the foundry, is succeeded by a Mr. Herd, of Br_i<_1gen_ox_'th. ,. o . 1 A ,,7, Another of the old settlers passed away ast week, in the person of Mr. John ‘Naber- man of South Monaghan. The deceased was highly respected in this community Where he has resided for a. long time and the bereaved children have the sympathy of the peoplelgere i_n the loss offitheir loving father. 77 NH? John Cottingham visited our town last Sunday. ' About the 15Lh of March, the Templar: expect to have their concert. a Large Majority. The contest. for the reeveship of Mauvers was a. red-hot one as predicted by THE R]:- PORTER, and resulted in the triumph of Mr. ‘Wilson. The returns from the different polling places are as follows :â€" STAPLES. KEVXEDY. WILSON. \Vard No. l 1 32 61 “ 2 1 32 72 Ccntrcvllle. Our Presbyterian paster, Rev. J as. Druma mond B. A. will occupy the Millbrook Meth- odist pulpit next Sunday night. 2 270 549 Majority for \Vilson over Kennedy, 279 After tee victory for Mr. Wilson was as sured the Millbrook brass band appeared in Bethany and a lively time followed. A meeting was organized in the town hall, with Mr. Richard Staples in the chair, and a. number of speeches were delivered by friends of the successful candidate. More Loss at Cobonrg. At 11.45 Saturday night a. fire broke out in Best Fair’s grocery store situated on King street, in Field 8: Bro‘s. brick block. The fire was confined to Feir’s store, which was badly damaged, and the stock will be almost a. total loss, Field Bro’s. dry goods stock on the west will be slightly damaged by smoke, and \V. Caldwell’a stock of gent’s furnishings on the east will be badly damaged. Feir’s loss will be about Mr. “'tlson “'ins the Been-ship Again by How to get a “ Sunlight ” Picture. Send 25 “ Sunlight ” Soa.p wrappers (wrappers bearing the words “Why Does a Woman Look Old Sooner Than a. Man”) to Lever Bros. , Ltd. , 43 Scott St. , Toronto, and. you wlll receive by post a. pretty picture free from advertising, and well worth fram- ing. This is an easy way to decorate your home. The soap is the beat in the market and it will only cost 10. postage to send. in the wrappers, if you leave the ends open. Write your address carefully. Coming to This Neighborhood. I For convenience to physicians, druggisfl’ and the general public. Chas. Cluthe W1" visit the following places. Don’t mi the dates, asI am there on time ;..-' visit Peterboro, Oriental, Hotel, Belleville, Queens Hotel, Sat. L n. you are Ruptured or Deformed, car. My experience inad j usting and knowleuc requirements for Rupture and Deformitiu. such as Club Feet, Spinal Trouble, Bow , Legs. and all Deformities of theFrame,is un‘ ,‘wf equalled; twenty-three years’ continuous exrv perieneein Canariaaof designing and menu. ing of these articles bring yo'urg children. Three months will cure it of Rupture, Cans. 01mm, 134 King Street West, Toronto, Ont. 8-26 {l KI ‘t (‘ MAN VERS ELECTION. 61 4‘2 14 No.9' 109 114 114 §