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, Straps formerlyfsoh! 51712.5“: par ")0. Heavy Halters 1; inch. fox- sold at. $1. .5 each, now S]. r Surcipglcs formerly sold ach no“ 40c. bBreeching, old priceifu re- L R: 1-. rs Blansets Bell: and pr winter goods usually kept fie class harness shcp will he re and at prices roam! the ~~¢ -.~â€". . 389 fox-cash. ’Kow is the as; Clothing cleaned ‘3!" dyzdli mm a s ry. In Mel‘s bye 0er Mao 11min. segj‘ucsday M a.s..;- __ 3333? swoon? noun? a on. nunuaflvuou ...n 60 In...“ "wogambvb at; as 406. M08 cw Eh? mm a a? Lines formerly sold forS’l.50 {flip formerly sold for SLOO on t forget mezmmm these ime prim and conside v offhe good» no better v - wjollndjn Lhafiistrict. ’S PIIOSPIIODINE (ix-cal English Remedy. Si: I‘m-Laws Guaranteed to promptly, and permanently a care all toms 0! Km B‘cakm‘ss. £2an :' aforfiwa. Impolmg'andafl (In?! 1‘ 'am or Ema, Jihad Worry. main use [:1er ofTobacco. Opiumor Sun'- " ' buts, which .9003th By. Cumnption and an early M rrlbcd over Syem in thousands at only Reliabfc and Honest redid” dc Halters with Rawhide only $1. 'rite or Call at mucu- Wood's Plum: It wonhlea neck-mo In phco of flak. n leucr.and we win send by return ommm.81;nlx.§. Duo-'8 Km Pmpbletsfreo many-dd!“ The Wood (to-pony, “In“. Out. cm :t FashionzBooks me :. mafia saw-ca. I: is perfect r fol-hat: of the womecucoztha. m m: . suppressed, profane or irreg- pam-n, congoszion and inflamma- Iwmb. and other uterine troubles. Lao to nervous diseases. headache. . backache. depression. tired feel- icb so many women Butter from. maimonmnonkeoonap “cation iewrs. T. Mucus a 60.. ammo. ymedy can b0 procured from the Price. 91.25 for ope month‘s nut- anbesembym on receipt“ Lie by LLS BROS. wk nihells. It will pay T0“ them beam: purchasing else n :13 are awav down. °ur sh for the month of Decem Vhips, Blankets “ ooXen which are being sold chea her shop wt of Toronto for tf goo: .s. . STRAIN. K-BIN DING. nr store filled with the newest shionable that is ’0 be had in Iren's and Men‘s Furs, Ladies med on shonest notice. ‘llbrook and everywhere by all glemmc bells," is . {° 533'", bus you bu OE’S/fiCATARRH WREMEDY. . Astremedybm you. 17.20.50“; Injecuoxneo. _ â€"â€"â€"â€"v'-r' - ‘- u Have a good stock of finals Rolls and Henry “gm Fall m. l... M 1 - ’OKSTOR E. a Lune Back or , ' BELLAQQNNA Pm .LSBYRY’S iADAMiNE. _ i Novels and the STRAINS Books gobe bound send them Book-bindery. Peters-borough. Led m the mates: and be»; We do every styleor Binding '3'! description Blank Boots, LLS ! BATESON. THESE PBIBES. 7, - Peterhoro. “I!“ .MMBkwoven A. LEACH. medicine {or all ten: 2 to ; making renmkule all ozhcr remedies had has bust! in Constant l phvsician {or many TAKE 114$ k BEST A. LEACH. Peterboro bm:e â€"Two Kingston grocers were lined ten dollars and costs for selling cigar ettes to minors in contravention .of the Mowat Tobacco .~.\ct The lads testify- ing to hav mg purchased the stufi' were school pupils ranging from nine to fifteen year of age. The Public School Board set the law In motion when it learned that. the deadlyrcigarette had â€"-Mr. J no. Dcyell, Mrs. Deyell and Gerald, left. on Monday for Toronto intending to start. for Souris on Fri day. They have made an extended visit with friends here all of whom will wish them a. safe return to their prairie home. Later: Gerald did not smart. until today. ~Couuci110r'Clark has been going on crutches for nvcr a week, having received a spraiswd ankle through the upsetting of a sczuiblding. Had you an acciuent policy on friend Clark? if not you will be dodging agents for months and you wont. be able to run either: v ile new hotel man for Ruper’s hotel has arrived and taken possession and although we have not met him we wish him all the prosperity that a. well conducted business will warrant. His name is Mr. Soutln‘en, from Montreal. d an advance of $200 put: on. :Ioral zâ€"Don’t. improve, let. the grass spew on your property if you want to save taxes. _It is reported that. one of our grocers, who put in a new article of furniture after the assessors were in, had a second visit from those gents â€" St. Thomas’ church are about closing a contract with the \Veblings for an entertainment an April 19Lh. These three Slsters are said to be the best. entprtainers on the road this season. â€"â€"-Mcssrs. \Villiam Lang and Alouza. Larmer have purchased the livery busi- ness of Mr. T. \V. Lanucr. We under- stand they intend making large addi- tions to the business in the line of good comfortable and stylish rigs. â€"I. E. Needlmm is prepared to take charge of auction sales of all kinds at shortest notice and lowest terms, satis- faction guaranteed. He is now in a better position than ever to supply you with a piano or organ. â€"Mr. Alf. Raper has unwed down to the centre of the town and is now testing for a. short term before looking for other openings. â€"-\Villiam Tliextmx is selling good barn shingles for $1 per thousand, and rough pinelumber fur 5‘6 per thousand. Builders, now is your time to buy. â€"Smoke the King Bruce, 10c. cigar. --.\Ir. R. Ruddy went up to Toronto last, week. â€"â€"%me great bargains in village properties call and see list of sumo. GEO. Soonmmx. 44 \\W~W\ W WWW \“ W And School of Shopthand, PETE-ERROROL‘GH. ONTARIO. COURSES IX BOOK-KEEPING. SHORT- hand. Arithmetiv. “'riting. and Tvpo. writing. Try a three Inontha‘ course this Full or Winter. For terms wrim â€"$'~muke the King Bruce and Black stone cigars, finest. on the market. -â€"Capt. \Vinslow spent part of last week in Toronto, and attended a sitting of the Legislature. --\l:u'\fi‘cm Le in q uite lamblikc, but very quickl} put on hm» honian gm- ments. ‘ â€".\h'. A. \. \‘u. it]: was indispuseu for a fc \ duh 19.5: “801:, but is again able to be out één émoked about the gchdél buildings. the millbrook Reporter. Agents C. P. R. T elegmph Cu petepbepo' Ba§irye§§ @ellege Try Our Liver ’l‘onic. _â€"-Smoke the Blackstone, 5c. cigzux The Tamer Drug [50. TO REGULATE THE BOWELS AND ASSIST DIGESTION. School Supples, Etc. Elliott’s Syrup of Hurehuund. 0ur Syrup of Turpentine. THURSDAY. MARCH 7. 1895. COLDS TOW'\ ' TALK ‘e Our UUUGH SYRUP, A. BLANCHARD, 9A., aFORv ,UGH Prinéi pal. of Petei'borough for some days, we were just getting our pencil sharpened to write up a. most feeling epithnphic eulogy upon their sudden demise, for we missed them as the loss of an absent friend, but on Monday morning the IBM-[wu- came to hand reâ€"invigorated and looking more inviting than ever in a complete new form of eight pages, having diseurded the four page blanket style and we must- say that we will excuse its absence for the few days while it was in the transformation period, if it will only drop around regularly in the future. As for the Ermninei' we may say that If it is in its Chrysalis stage of existence also for a time, we hope to be favored with its daily call again soon, for no city or town outside of Toronto can boast of more readable and better conducted daily papers than our neighboring progress- ive town of Peterborough and the papers make the town in most cases. --A quiet little wedding took place in town on Tuesday last. The rectory was the scene of the event and the Rev. Archdeacon Allen tied the nuptial knot. The contracting parties were Mr. James Kinsman and Miss Annie Trew. After the ceremony was performed the happy couple left for their future abode at Centreville, where Mr. Kinsman has purchased that well known hotel, the Rossini House. Jimmy is an- experienced hotel man, having served a long apprenticeshxp with the present proprietor of the Queen’s, at which hostelry he will be greatly missed, owing to his amiable disposition, his readiness to oblige and the easy manner in which he always succeeded in making the guests of the house feel at home. With his large acquaintance with the travelling pub lie and their knowledge of him, we predict certain success in his present on dertaking, and at the sameltime the RE: PORTER joins his many friends here in wishing him and his happy bride an enjoyable voyge through life. Sullow complexion. blotches. pimples, boils, abscesses, old sores, scrofula and skin diseases defend on impure vitiated blood. Burdock'Bood Bitters purifies the blood, removes all efl'etc matter, anJ cures all the above named diseases â€".\'0t having seen a copy of either of our interesting and welcomed friends the Dain Erumuzer and Daily Rv'rie'u' ‘A subscrilmr writes to say that he recently weighed a small 10:1fof baker’s bread and found it two ounces on the light side of two pounds. He neglected to say, however, how long he kept the bread in the house. before weighing, or how be weighed it. The olilrfashiuncd weighing-make. with a ring on one end and a. hunk on the other, is hardly a fair test: or peih: tps he halanted a stick acmss the bad: of .1. chair. and fastening the bread on one end a. stone on the other he guessed at the weight of the stone. In all seriousness, we don't think there is a. baker in town who Would knowingly make light- \\ c1vht bread. Flour is cheap enougrh, hem e11 knows, to gixe a full weiWht loaf for the p1 1012 aiked and 1tceued in Lindsay. A bakex \\ ho w onld client acustomer in the \veiul1tof brec .d with flour at about $3.80 and bread 9c. :1. 4 ll). loaf ought to write his name h-o g. â€"Exchange. fire. 1' he following a"? the prize winwrs: â€"â€" Herbert 130312;, worst drew-cl man : Ned Bulger, worst CUES“: ed buy: Miss Tait, Port Hope, worst dressed lady: Aggie Lyons. Cobourg, worst dressed girl.â€"Cubourg ll’m'lrl. liuw would it do for friend Brooks to try mu? 2 ‘ a wind up fur the sezwm in )lillln'uor. 1E “‘uulll hr in keeping with the times and at the same time be interesting: and mnusing. â€"-The Hard Times C'n‘nival at the Covered rink on Friday night: attracted a very good attendancc. \Ve did not notice anV' Russian p1 imez, in fur lined cunts or MW of the signs of bloated 110ml hiddei‘s. Every thing about it indicated hard times. No coal in the »~<t0\',0 L111x puntry cmptv and the pocket buck-2 r111 Lhat it looked '13 it it had horn \ Vp‘g-ov, I i}. look at that. crowd gau- mw such a shimr that ~Vou VV ould natural]: “alk into 'hc comfortable chccrfv. deception IOU“ be_side the â€"â€"A cat’s journey. A fine specimen of a Maltese cat arrived at the “inci- sm- Street Station the other day from Minneapolis, en route to do a grand tour of the world, and was an object of kindly interest among the railway olficiuls. Pussy left in charge of the conductor of the Boston Maine train. She will go to New York, embark for England, thence to Australia, return int: via Vancouver to her native cit}. The cat's progress will be watehed with attention, and when she returns she will he a unique specimen of the feline raceâ€"Montreal .Star. iug whipped them for losing it but: this is a new candidate for honors. whose claims the (yrtzvtfu should urge upon the cuxiosity seekers. subscription (Inducted five cents .fmm the amount br stump, uotepnpcr and cuvclopci Bill Nye speaks abuut. a. man whn grew :1. mm on his neck for a collar button ; everybody has heard of the man who gave his children five cents each to go to bed and let him read the newspaper, stole the five cents when they were asleep, and next morn- for nervous headache use K. D. 0. __V()w('n Sound 'I'inws :-â€"-“ Arrested at S) n m., tried. convicted, committed, incarcerated, given haircut, shave and bath. clothed in prison garb and break- ing stone before 11.15 was the experi encv of a prisuuer yesterday morning. "Justice dispatched with dispatch” would be a good sign to stick up over the police court doom hero.” »â€"The Mummy, Him, Hazel/4‘ tells of a. main in a. ncigliburing village who in remitting one dollar fox :1. vem’s â€".~\t the Liberal convention held in Coboconk, wat Friday Mr. R. J. -Mc‘ [fluvhlin wzls unanimously chosen to contest the riding against Major Sam Hughes. If the Independent, Conser- vative u'mdidutv. Mr. J. H. Delumen‘, remains in the light 10 the finish then the Major's mum: is [)911nis.--~Lindsa_\' J'PH‘s-Itwn. ‘ «The carnival at first. arranged for Friday night has [men postponed until Tuesaay, the 12th. This is the last of the scum and Should be the best. Good prizes, Came along and enjoy the evening. ‘ â€"Jos. 'lhnrndyke, Reexe of Cavan, i~1 selling his farm stock and imple- ments on Murcl1‘30tl1 This will be a great salennd worth attending. Mr. Thorndyke cuntcmplates g'ivingr up farminu. â€"-l{ep0rts of curling matches held 0\er until next w,eek althouvh it. is disappointing to wait so 1011;qu the successful score. our readers should send to the Publishers of 77:» Home, 14] Milk FL, Boston, Mass, and get a. set of their beautiful Stamping Pat- terns. They can be used for embroidery outlining or painting. All desirable and good size; some 8x10, others 5x8 inches, There are ninety (91) one different patterns and two alphabets, one a. large forget-memo?» pattern. With this outfit the publishers send The; Home. a “image paper containing Stories, Fashions, Fancy Work, etc., for 3 months, and only ask for 10 cents to cover cost of pasta e on patterns and paper. Our illustrated reminm List sent free to any address. \Ve have reduced the price of Dishes and Toilet Sets so that they are in reach of those that require them. Our Teas are the best to be had. High in quality and low in price. Our 25c. Japan Tea is something extra. Call and get a sample, we are sure it will please you. The Grand Mo- gul Tea is considered to he the strongest black tea. in the mar- ket. You can get it from us. China Hall This is the only store where you can buy fancy ChmaWére. “7 e have everything you want in that line. \Ve are making a specialty of Fresh Groceries. We do not think it. any trouble to show you gcols. Your parcels delivered for you heiffiéhi 7. The Thir'd day of April, 1895, at. the hour of eleven o‘clock in the forenoon and the Agricultural Hall, in the Village of Centreville, are hereby fixed us the time when, and the place where the Clerk of the said council shall sum up the number of votes given for and against the by-law. and the 'l‘wenty-cighth day of March, 1895, at the hour of Elchn o’clock in the forenoon and the Agricultural Hall. in the Village of Centreville are hereby fixed as the time when, and the place for thc appointment of persons to attend at, the various polling places and at the final summing up of the 'vnles by the Clerk respectively on behalf of the persons interested in and promoting or opposing the passing of the bylaw respecA Lively. Take notice that the above is a true copy of a proposed by-lnw which has been taken into consideration and which will he finally passed by the council of the Corporation of the Township of South Mcnughan in the event of the assent of the electors of the said municipality being obtained thereto after one month from the first publication thereof in the MILLBROUK REPORTER News- paper. the (late of which first publication is the SeVenth (lay of March, 1895, and that at the hour, day and places therein fixed for taking the votes of the electors the polls will be held. Dated March Fourth, 1895. We haw: freEh Prunes this weck,3 lbs. for 25c. 6. The votes 'of the electors of ‘ihe Enid Immicipality almll be taken upon this by- law on the Second day of April. 1395, com- mencing at the hour of mm: o'clock in the forenoou and closing at the hour of five o'clock in the afternoon of the same dnv at the following places and before the foilew- ing Deputy Returning Otficors in and for the respective wards of the quid. Townghip; .‘. n A In ward Number One at, the Lucas Hall, in 1h:- \ illage of Bailieboro, Alfred Dawson to be I)ch_1l_v_ ie3urninz Otfiqex. In \Vahl Number T“ b at the Agricultural Hall, in the Village of Centreville, Robert. La}!g_}_p bane-Rug Reguming Officer. H. MCCARTN EY 5. TheFe shall be raised annually and levied during the currency of the said De- bentures the sum of Ninety dollars for the payment of the interest thereon and the sum of Three Hundred and Seventy dollars for the payment of the debt by a. special mle in each year suflicient therefor on all the mteable prnperty in the municipality. _ .. nu - 4 The money received from the sale of the said Debentures shall be paid and applied for and towards the construction of the bridge across the River Otonabee hereinafter mentioned and for no other purpose, an“. no debenture shall be issued and no money shall be paid except upon a resolution of the said council directing the same after such arrange- ments shall have been made for the raising and securing of the remainder of the money necessary for the construction of the said bridge as will in the opinion of the council be sufficient to secure the construction of such bridge. 3. Such Debentures shall be two in num- ber and shall be for the sum of One Thous- and dollars each and shall be sealed with the corporate sealed of the said corporation and signed by the Reeve and Clerk and counter- signed by the Treasurer of the said corpora.- tion. They shall be payable on the first day of Na ' in the year Nineteen Hundred and shall ear interest at the rate of four and a half per centum per nnnum, hnlfyearly, on the first (lsy of May and November in each year and shall have coupons attached thereto for the payment of interest upon presentation thereof, and such principal and interest shall be payable at the oflicc of the Treasurer in the Township of South Mona.- glmn. 2. There shall and may be raised and borrowed by the Corporation of the Town- ship of South Mona han for and towards the construction of a ridge across the River Otonabee the sum of Two Thousand dollars, and for that purpose it shall and may be lawful for the Reeve of the said townshie to cause to be issued Debentures of the Lor- pom! ion of the Township of South Mounghan tor the sum of Two Thousand dollars as hereinafter mentioned. ' _ 1. This Bylaw shall take effect on the first. day of May in the year of our Lord. One 'J‘hnustmd, Eight Hun'lred and Ninety- Five. The Corporation of the. Townshi of South Monughan by the council thereo and with the assent of the electors duly had as provided by law enactg as follows : And whereas the amount o'f the whole rateable property of the said Municipality according to the last revised and equalized Assessment Roll being for the year 1894 is the sum of Five Hundred and Sixty-one Thousand, Eight Hundred and Seventy dollars, And whereas there is no existing Deben ture Debt. of the said rpunjcipnlity, S'I‘AMPING PATTERNS FREEâ€"All Tgkq K. D. O. for sour stomach and sick And' whereas there will be required to be raised annually by special rate for paying the debt and interest. hereby created the sum of Four Hundred and Sixty Dollars! _ A BY-LAW TO RAISE THE SUM OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING A BRIDGE ACROSS THE RIVER OTONABEE AND TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUE OF DEBENTURES OF THE CORPORATION OI‘ THE TOWMSHIP OF SOUTH MONA- ’ GHAN THEREFOR. Passed the day of 1895. WHEREAS it is necessary and expedi- ent to build a bridge across the River Otouabee to connect the Townships of South Monag‘nnn and Otonabec and at a point opposite or near to Lot Fifteen in the Fifth Concession of the Township of South Monaghan, and for and towards the con- stnclion thereof to raise the sum of two thousand dollars by the issue of Debentures of the Corporation of the Township of South .‘Jmmghnn as hereinafter: mentioned. BY-LAW NO. 130. R. DEYELL’S OLD STAND. ALFI’J‘I 1) MA YCOC K, NCYI‘ICE. Township Clerk I have used with beneficial results K. I). C. and have recommended it, to a great many of my friends. all of whom speak vcry highly of it. To all who suffer from in'li- gestion I can hem-lily recommend it as the heat. .1. II. TIMMIS. Secretary-Trensm‘er, City l’linting and Pulp lishing 0)., Montreal, 1‘. Q. Our towns people are importing buy from the lower province. First. car load arriveJ last week. We ask the farmers of our vicin- ity why this! Answered, because they are _a.aking an exhorbitant price and it can be “imported at a much lower figure and better quality as well. The second car is expected to arrive next week. There was a. mémm‘iul service here last Sabbath morning for the late Mrs. John Robertson and our esteemed Presbyterian pastor. Rev. Jae. Cattanach, preached an appropriate sermon for the occasion, which was highly nyprgciatgd by his many hearers. We are Named to note that Miss Crum- nach. who has been ill was able to be out at church last Sunday. Mr. ”JR-s Blillied, late pronrietBr of the Rossin house here, on the eve of his depart- ure to Fmsen'ille where he has purchased the hotel of Mr. A. Reynaldo, had an oyster supper for his friends on Wednesday night of last week, and they All speak lughly about. the hggpimlit-y of Mine Host. \Vc notice that the black hoisc from Mill- brook attends Carmel church pretty regular and seems to be made welcome. Mr. J as. K-inamufi, Tate assistant. in the Queen’s hotel, Millbrook, re :eived possession of the bar of the Roesin house here last. Fri- day, where he hag moved to this week. Rev. J as. Cattanach, Messrs. Isaac Larmer and J. J. Fair were at the County Sabbath School Convention held in Port Hope this week. To search out impurities and drive them from the system is the work of Burdock Blood Bitters ; thus B. B. B. cures dyspepsia. constipation, had blood, biliousness and all diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels and blood. The band is progressing favorably under the careful instructions of Prof, Pembcr‘on and they purpose having am oyster supper in the near future. \\ e are pleased tu sec Miss Hattie bro“ 11 back from her __\'isit lo l’or_t Hope. Last Monday there was a. large load of beautiful new furniture came here to the Rnsain house from Mr. Thos. Gillott’s cabinet ware rooms, Millbrook. M r. J. W. Fisher. V. S., of Builieboro, is doing a. large professional business now and has been successful in cases of horse distem- per which is going its rounds among these domestics. Geo. B. Stanton of Toro'nto épent Sunday las_t__wit}_1 h_is_ parent}. Rev. Mr. Mchnusnf Millln‘ook, preached a missionary sermon here last Sunday after noon. Rev. M r. Brown filled the Millbrook pulpit Sunday cvaning.‘ An oyster supper and entertainment were held here on Tuesday evening which was a grand success. Rev. Mr. J uhnston of Mill- brook. was present and made a. very im- pressive speech. The Misses Hunsnmn from Port Hope were present and sang a. very nice duet, and Mr. Lawson's recitation was very good, as was Miss Robinson‘s, and the audience were well pleased with the dialogue and thought it was very suitable for the occasion. Miss Reynolds from Bethany, and Miss Irwin of Midland were the guests of Miss “9130' ‘9.“ wk- Miés McGill from Junclville, and Misses Hansmnn of Port Hope, are at present visit- ing Miss anry. _ '1‘. G. Brereton, M. D., of Bethany made us a visit last; week. Rev. M r. Snowden and wife spent several days in Toronto this week, attending M. E. Convention. ’ Mrs. Thomas Hill and family have return- ed‘yomg‘frgm their lggliday nip. Miss A; Mér an is spending a few weeks with friends in Vesbem Ontario. N. B., in speaking of Norway Pine Syrup, suys:â€"â€""It is the best, cough cure I ever used and I profex it to any other. Have given it to friends of mine and it. cures every time. It, would be diflicult now to induce me ‘to use any other.” M r. G. Fred Anderson, the popular repre- sentative of '1‘._ S. Sign}? 00.3778: John, There were two candidates initiated into tbs I 00F Friday eveumg 1a_st. The diphtheria sEourge tint has been the |terrot of thus“ logalipy for some sine in now Mr. W. Ritson has gone on a. visit to Peterhoro’ A barber is wanting in our town. Wonder if the cntettainmenb will lend to a \ysflding. Whats‘ihe matter with the pathmasters on 7th line east? like to are them at work. Mr. H. Hyunter 6f Gavan. spent. Sunday with Mnnvers friends. It is with pleasure we note that Mr. W Smith is able to be out again after his pain ful accident, having fallen on the ice some time ug), spraining one of his ankles badly. Look before you leap next time \Villiam. Miss L. Steer of Boston, is visiting her fnends in Elizabethville. Miss N. Syers of I’eterboro, is visiting friends here. Miss A. Hammond has gone to visit friends in town. B If Til .-l N Y. The farmers are busy taking out ice at Mr J. Richardson‘_s pond for n_ext splpnlex"s ruse. The enlcrtninfnent at, the 8th line school house, last Friday night was a grand success. Full house we hear. I suffered everything but. death from indi- gestion during four years and tried all sorts of medicine to no eflect, at last I was ad- vised to try Burdock Blood Bitters, and be‘ fore finishing the second bottle I was aswell as I could be, and have had good health ever since. The many friends 0: Councillor W. H. Hutchinson will be pleased to hear of the addition to his family in the form of a. son and heir. We extend our congratulations and hope the little stranger will live to be a. blessing to the worthy councillor. Items of interest, forwarded by THE REPORT ER'B own Correspondents. 9‘ You will find it to your ad- vantage to deal at. Centreville. The right place for you to get everything you require for your household, and nothing but first-class goods kept in stock. Prices the lowest. Gentreville Your patronage solicited. CORRESPONDENCE. TIRIIIID .LVD RECOMMENDED. BENJ. STEWART, Postmaster. Zionville, N. I} GENERAL STORE. A POPULAR TRAVELLER. TIDINGS FROM ZION\'ILI.I‘I. JAS. 'l‘. G. LANG. SO UT}! JIONA GIIA X, CENT]! I? VILIJ'J. PONTYI’OOL. (1.11le E L. ‘ "DISTURBANCE" is one of the most com- acuy built blood horses in On‘uvio. :1 sure oak-getter and his colts are :1 gund size and stylish. A pairot good drchrs would be mkcn in part payment. Apply [0 Captain Sweedv U. S. 11., Sam Diem Cul., says: “Shiluhs Cumuhlicmody is the firstmcdicine 1 lune ewr found that would dome any good. ’ Price 50 cents. Sold bv A. LEACH Acting through the blood, Hood‘s Sau'sa parillu not only cures scrofulu, Halt rhcum, etc., but gives health and vigor to the whole oody. I dsire to return thanks to my many customers for the fiber- al patronage I have enjoyed for the past year, and hope by strict attention to business, keeping a first-class stock of goods and doing A1 work to merit a eon- tinnanee of the same. SHILOH‘S CURE is sold on a guarantee. It cuxes Incipient Unnsmnptiun. IL is the best Cough Cute. Only one cent a. dose ; '25 cls., 50 cts. and $100 per bottle. Sold by A ‘LHACH, The girl was made acquainted with the circumstances of the case and when the lover called on Saturday evening bearing with him an engagement. ring, he received his “ conga.” Much credit is due the otlicials of the Anm for Lheil prompt action in this matter, as a. little delay would hmc cost the Uiil that which is most deal to \wnmuâ€"hcx honour and pine Lnumc. As they oliicers of the Sul'ation Army always take a. particular interest in the wel- fare and home lives of the members, the arrangements for the approaching muiriuge were scrutinized With a. friendly interest. The officers were surprised to leztrn that the bridegroom elect would lose his position on the farm on the :30th of March. Surely, argued they, if such is the case there must be an Ethioupiuu in the fence corner some- where. A rigid investigation was inaugur- ated and the horror of the officials may be readily imagined, when it is stated that it was nacertaiucd Lhat the man had already one wife living, from whom he had been fieparated for about five years. A Word 2 five me a. call before going else- where. Merchant Tailor. - Centreville. In his generosity the young mun furnish- ed the money where-with to purchase the wedding garments for the bride. A yuuxig Sulmtiun Armx ghl v. in; “it: in Service with u fulnil) in the 1101111 end of the the town has for some time been keep i111; company with a. farm hand who w01 ha] in the country a. few miles from tow.11 in the natural course of events the couple he- came engaged and the weddimr (lay \\ .18 set for some time early in Murcl1.'lhc imâ€" pntlcnce of the lover tu nave thc cer‘cmon5 come off at once was checked by his innmor- ata, who wished for time in which to pre page he trousseau. Narrow Aversion of a Most Scandalous Sensation lusl Week. Within the last, few months some start- ling sensations in Hie line of scandal have been developed in l’cterbm'mlgh. and an incident with even more serious accessories was narrowly averted last week. Hinton St. George, the Soxnersetshire estate of Earl I’oulebt, is oll‘ercd for sale. The Earl is the lineal representative of Sir Amias Paulet, the jailer of Mary, Queen of Scots, and is father to Viscount Hinton, who grinds the organ in the London streets. The estate comprises over Len thousand acres ; the old cnslelluted manor house lies in 0. park of l,3000 acres. It contains a picture gallery with 320 puintin vs, some by Rubens, Corregrrio, Mun‘illo, {enibrandu and Vandyke. Tflverything on the estate is in perfect, order, and for it all, pictures, furniture, and heirlooms included, $3,000,- 000 are asked. IIA I) ONE ”'IFI'.‘ It I '1‘ H'.l.‘u"l'l'.‘l) A N- OTIIER. ‘ Daniel Ritz, Proprietor and Publisher of the Hamberg, Ont., Independent, says: “ was suffering from Dyspepsia. and Liver Trouble, I took a. few bottles of Shiloh’s Vitalizer and it. cured me. I can heartily recommend it.” Sold bv A. LEAcn. WeaseeVA. B. F. is home again from the north but expect she will return again in the spring. When is J. B. going to take his next trip to the dairy on the hill? When are W. G. and B, B. going south again '3 We noticed Robert A. is stopping out late at nights. Beware of wild cats Robert. Miés E. Goheen has been visitin" her brother 111 Millbrook. Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs. Norway Pine Syrup cures colds Norway Pine Syrup heals the lungs Mr. Robert szicson is getting his sum- mer supply of ice, also Mr. \V. Fersyth is getting quite a. supply of Ice on hand seeing hels going to kcgp 51 dairy next summer. , We are glad to see our union Sunday sc13901 Enprovigg. _ about stamped out. Dr. Lapp has been more than successful in his treatment of the cases. We understand he has treated some thirty cases, out of which there has only been four deaths? This is surely a. record hard to beat and the worthy doctor deserves the congratulation and thanks of every person in t 1e neighborhood. Long may be live to attend to our ailments. As the dread dis- ease is now about wholly stamped out there i can be no danger for those who have been previously frightened from visiting our village. H. B. MGFEE, EAST I’OSTYI'OOL. F. MACFARLAN <1. Fairbunk l’. 0.‘ 0m and Best Value yet. Sole Agents for Saskatchewan Bufi‘alo Robes. CARRIAGE and STYLISH RUGS, better and Larger Stock than ever. OUR HORSE COLLARS beat them an. HOESE BOOTS of Every Descrip- IOI'I. Great Stock of Trunks, Valises and Satchels, Gloves, Buck- skin Mitts Robe Linings and Trimmings. In order to make room for our winter stock of Goods, which will soon be coming in, have decided to sell off the balance of the old stock regard- less of cost. Remember this we cannot. and will not be undorsold, our Prices are made to suit. the times and sun you. 373 George Stree, Peterborough. We have a fine line of Din- ner and Tea Sets combined that we have been selling for $15, which we now offer for $10. Tea Sets from $2.75 up to $7. Also a well-assorted stock of Tinware, Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnish. IAELEEBGRG SeneralStore and still advancing. Everything in full swing for the Fall. NURSE BLANKETS, New Styles and Cheap. ROBES_, _the Greatesj: Variety Fresh Groceries always in stock. Give usa call, it will be to your advantage. ALWAYS IN THE LEAD Boots and Shoes from 25c. upjo $_4. ,. Another Strong Point ABOUT OUR Is that it is always UP TO DATE. No old or ancient, stockâ€"never overstocked, never understocked. People who are posted will tell you that our Har- ness and Turf Goods are WHITE 81 FELL 000 ACRE FARM 1N CAVAN FOR ONE OF H 100 acres. Northeast part of Oman pre- ferred. Also first class360 acres in N. \‘V. '11. close to Manitoba boundary. with railway station and town on corner, for a good 100 acre farm in Gavan. 4r GEO. SOO'LEERAN. HARNESS BLEACHED and UN BLEACHED SHEETIN G, PILLOW COTTONS, TOWELIN GS, DRAWING LINEN, PRINTS, CURTAIN POLES, WINDOW SHADES. Kells, Fowler 8: Co. All Sizes and Prices. TABLE LINENS, In All Qualities. TABLE NAPKINS, Fresh Arrivals This Week. Sign of the Horse at the Door. WANT-ED To EXCHANGE. B. SHORTLY, I) This Week we Draw your Attention To a Few Good Bargeiee. A DIAMOND " \E .\ . kndid \ due, at $4.50. A Beauty 111 T1. \‘3 uiS at $2. 50. A Gent’s ALL GOLD’ L011 1r Button $1. Our repuration for \Vcddimr kings in thirt} )ears cannot be béaten. All_ Letter Orders filled promptly. as. : v w =- our Great and Liv. pa‘St few (18.3". ‘1 ‘3' -'~ -' ‘3! ‘41- than ' SUCCESS, well ofl'm‘ 111)»...an ( f .3 (>00 we patrons to stand behind us 'llmt s the \un ;\ - . . ‘ ._ ' on, a: Sales. We have put. mom C .1 -A 1111 U‘ 2 day s than the combinwi 1-)'-'}11i=,.«_- sl‘ , the public haxe an 11M" n z 1' .1 Men‘s All Wool Ulsmrs, wool lined [egular price 39, at. this (ircnt Men’s Irish Frieze Ulsters, fancy wool lined, storm, half velvet colâ€" lar. worth $14, at. this sale ...... $9 90 NEW SPRING SUITINGS. One lot of Men’ 3 Overcoabs m \lel- . ton, Beaver and Nap Cloth, good value at $8, $10 andp $12, for” Sprmg Overcoatmgs. Persdnally selected. At prices to beat the bzmd. It it a pleasure to show them. Call and Stti: them before they are picked over and have made up before tailors are rushed. Boys’ Knee Pants, All “'00.,1 ..... Encouraged by the steady growth 111 um bur. . ? we made larger pun I~ tlns season and we are confident that, you will find N , 1- ntugc to watch our a. nouncemems, and it. will pay you to call and $11: on: gums and get our prices before ym‘ buy. “all, (jilé;__ .mJ : c, - c '* "s‘ goods our price ................ . Me 100 'ds Double width Sheeting only. . . 13c New {Feather Tickings (,. ‘xflc 1215c 15c and 20c. 1000 yds Bleached Tap}; Limuonly. . .. 50c 98courp}ice..........”UNI: 1500 yds Grey Cotton worth To our price 1000 yds White .Cotton regular 1234c price ........................... 1000 yds Heavy Shirtiugs our price. . . . 200 yds Hgavy Catbonide worth ‘20:: BPBSS Goods Department. N13»? ){djggéziggmgth 25c our ptioe. . 156 New Embroideries } at special p rioes 500 yards All Wool Plaid Dress Goods 100 pairs All Wool Hose to clear at. . . l‘léc regular price 50c. our price ....... 380 200 pair New Black Cashmere Hose 1000 yards All Wool wide width Dress only ............................ 250 Good: our price ................. 25c All winter Goods being cleared at reduc- 500 yds Chins Silks worth 20c our ed prices price ............................ 15¢ 10 (107. pair Black Cashmere Gloves lOOOydsSkirtLiniug ................. 5c only...... ............ .......... 95¢ 1000 yds Fast Color Prints our price. . . 100 yds regular 1211c quality our price 500 yds Special Patterns ............. 200 yds Dark Ginghams worth 7c our M- .1; ma dinal and 131.“,1. dWe ask your attention to the many special lines already in stock wluch a rapid penguin and we should be pleased to bane you call and see the new goods thug up day by day. "New CAPES and DRESS GOODS expected this week. our price ....................... 200de Hgavy Cotmnadc: “'0ar 25m our price ..................... 100 yds new pattern Cottonadc worth Our buyer has returned from his buying trip and the yew Goods are coming hm“ daily. Owing to over- roductiqn on _Lhe part of manufacturers in Europe, we have made some very special pure uses whxch ml}. be advertised in due time. Boys’ Frieze Ulsters, Hem y wool lined one of these storm protect- ors, well worth 86; we are sell- ing them at ...... ........ . We are pleased to announr‘e that ‘ serve the public as wall u L.‘ wing NEW SPRING GOODS â€"ATâ€"- HALL, GILCHRIST CO’S and money saving is yours when you buy at this McCLELLAND The deweHer, Alwa s a pleasure to Nove ties from New DO , BECAUSE IT CURE5 DYSPEPSi.-‘-:,( :u‘ BIIclOUSNESS, BAD BLOOD. [af‘JD THE STOMACH. LIVER, ‘ WALSH: LL XRIX E. Canada Tweeds, Irish Tweeds, \Norsted Trousegings, Study These Items Uarefuiiy m we Wcflks Mare. FOR MEN. Hosery, Gloves, Eta 130, 132 AND 134 SIMSGE-ST, PETEBBGBGUGH. ”(h Staple Department. GOUGH BROTHERS The Wonderful Cheap Men, '81 a Peterborough and Lindsay. PUBLIC APPEAL ! 39R (ih:m‘g<: Street, Putnrbomugh. C'“ FOR I inches Jl'u] w “new on no previous season have we been in a. position to r 15c 10¢: BOYS. Men 3 Beaver Overcoats, long cut, full back, selling e\ erywhere at SIL’, our price at aUnis sale. ...... . Men‘s All Wool Tweed Suits, splen- did {nude for is“), all sizes and up. to-dam in pattern, style and workmanship : you can have your choice at this Sale for .......... Men’s All Wool Pants, suitable Lt your business or to go to church Bo 15’ Beaver Overcoat 5. worth So, you can buy these splendid garments 1t this sale fox ...................... : Boys IrishTwced Ulsters, long cut, wool lined, a bar for ‘5, it is yours at. this saleo rthe sum of. . . . New Spring Rantings and Suiting 00 hand All work guaranteed. No fancy prices with us. , Call and see the goods and gel E unions then go and compare our prim: 100 Print Wrappers, worth $1 our price 750 100 Print Wrappers, worth $1.25 our price ........................ . 900 Special values an $1.35, $1.90, $2.00 $2.25. Whv pay $1.0“ to $1.50 for making I Print iTre-‘s when you can buy them ready made at same price. ‘ 10!) pair Corsets, worth 500. our [nice 39: 10 dozen Ladies‘ Cotmn Night Gowns only ........................... 506 White Untlcrwaar and Skirts at special prices ‘Cl Scotch Twccds, \Vorstcd Coatings. Navy Serge Suitings. The balance of Winter Goods «I ,;:~ "" 'r-‘rccd _:' :zcfi. .. w - ,*\"L’(3L. Underwear, Corsets, Etc. Mantles and Millinery. Tailoring Department. ‘1' 1102 u and bow in stock Thigh ‘ue selling ullu‘ -....-..o....-uoo of a.” still “'1' (um: {mm m ul Mar- SIX at;