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vapu. being in East; Durham, won, but the Other fellows say they had a Jonah in the person of Mr. H. B. Allen, who gave them away, but. we can assure them that. Harry made as good a. lead as his Tory opponent. -â€"We are pleased to kmw that our cheese factor; is to run at increased coped-1:" this eason, the promise of better patronage having been secured. ,‘Ir. Bruoks will again be in charge and his reputation for making an article of the highwt grade is undoubted. We wish 1:, Brooks and the ry ‘ ’ . % haeason. eâ€"The rlmg much of the sea- son was layer: on Friday blah? last, Grits vapTory, and of course the latter La ~ - -'~ ' .._Mr. Jones and two sons of Lind- say, have been Visiting witn his brother- in law, Mr. G. H. Small of the RE PORTER, for a few days. Mr. J. re- turned on Monday leaving the boys behind. Mr. Jones is putting in mill mac-binary for Goldie Jr. McCoulloch of Balm, into Matias; mill. ”my "an WLI’U WK 101' many years- _Xow the curling is over and scop- er up will be heard no more until] gmther season and whether it. be the out-turn or in that the boys will take for the next six months, we hope they may make a. pat-lid every time in their summer ventures. â€"Mr. Jno. Ferguson, foreman and salesman for Jno. Swan Sons, of Glasgow, the largest stock firm in Europe, spent Sunday with Mr. Sam Eafins. Their intimacy and friend- ship has dated back for many years. â€"Mr. S. W. Clarke, L. D. 8., took a run out to Port Hope yesterday to visit. friends. Rumor says that these trips are significent of something more than the ordinary trips of S. W., and echo answers “ so mote it. be.” To lave perfect health you must, Ire blood, and the best way to. have nod in to take Hood’! Sonny-nun â€"-Mr. B. Van Homrigh has been confined to the house for a. week, with an attack of Bronchitis, but we are pleaged t) know that he is on the â€"Thos. Eakins of Toronto, spent a few days in town this week, visiting his prother and calling upon old friends in town. â€"-'Ihe bridge by 12:.“ was carried in South Monaghan on Tawlixy by 02 of a major-inn â€"-Some great. bargains in village properties call and see list of same. GEO. Soornn-zmx. 44 «Miss “'1“: who has been house- keeping for Mr. H. Mulligan for some Time, left for her home in Toronto, on E‘uegday. â€"â€".-\m! the average farm wife WM )0 enquirino for the next few davs Who robbed the hon s nest. ? -:The annual convention of the Wom’s Missionary Society of the District of Peterboro will be heli in the Methodist. church on Thursday April 18. A PENDRIK, Rec.-Sec. $100,000.00 of private funds to loan at 5 per cent. GaoyrS’oorm-zmx, Millbrook. 44 â€"Have your Carpets ivovon, warp supplied by D. (Hummus. 11‘ â€"S. \V. Clarke WM in Omcmee and Lindsay on Mondav. «While the boys will look as wise a“C‘omwillor- and keep their tongues quit: being determined that the larder Shallots fully replenished for the pro- per celebration of the day. â€"A large buss load of our townsmen Irma to Pontvpool last \V cdnesdzw to ttond the big sale at the Conner louse. later. â€".\Ir. Jno. Elliott, son of G. F. Klimt, has been ill with an attack of J. Grippe for a few days but is now Inch imprm'od. â€")Irs. Yarwood of Newburgh, ‘0 has been visiting with Mrs (17. F. Eon. here, for some months, left for hehome on Tuesday. -A delegation from Newfoundland ha> arriwd in Ottana, to negotiate forums with a. View towards enter- iHgconfederation. \\'elcome to the waders. â€"-Up\vard of 100 cumce farms from the millbrook Reporter. 50 acres up to 300 acres, for sale at prxces and upon terms to suit tho tyinws. “WWW GEO. SOUTHERAX. )Iillbrook. H THURSDAY. APRIL 4. 1895. MWSWVWK PETERBOROUGH. ONTARIO. COURSES I): BOOK-KEEPING. SHORT- haml. Arithmetic. “'riting. and Type. writing. ' a three mopths' course this Full or Winter. '0: terms wntc And School of Shopthand â€"Good Friday next week. 'â€"-And Easter eggsactly two days Try our: 0. ugh Syrup or E1- liott's Syrup of Horchound. for Coughs and Colds. @etepbem’ Bfléi19€§§ DRUG Ufl’S STUBES You can get PURE DRUGS, P/I'I'EJVI .M/‘D/ClefiS, TOILZ:TARTICLES Etc At the; Choice Cigars TO‘VN \TALK 3; our Frostilene for the hands. A. BLANOHARD, a Pipes, Etc .. Telegraph Co. allege have pure p0situ pricm want ‘ é â€"-) Plczwa [ and m age 0. has his hm 'thand, way 1) R10. way (11 :. snorrr- Mr. T. :11“:m:-;‘::‘i for the ed the (1A., and reg Principal. man in “U! Otter. 30 acre: P Immediaterelifafterea' use 151:0. 8 mg 424 marge-st, - Peterborough, this spring. It. would beto the admin- mge of intending purchasels to on.” and inspect this hmrow before buying, as it. is unsurpassed 1n {aha market. for strength, lightness and durability. For reference call and hear what others say, that. have used in. Is manufacturing a. large quantity of his improved That Celebrated Harrow. 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. Lawn. Farmers Attention ! â€"The March number of the Curm- (lian JIagIcziur', which we have just had the pleasure of per-suing, is a most complete and entertainingr book, and we have no hesitation in recommend- ing the magazine to all lovers of good reading. It quite fillsaiong felt want of something Canadian in the magazine line. “ The \Vonien’s Rights Question in Rome,” by Arthur Hurrcy, a trans lation from Livy is most enthrilling; “A Yankee in Halifax,” by Allen Eric, is another excellent number ; ‘ “The Newspapers of Newfoundland ” also, will be appreciated at the present time. Short poems by Ruben Batchart, Hugh Cochrane, Stuart Livingston and Others all quite up to the high standard of the magazine in other re- spects. If you can only take one magazine, let it be the Canadian, if ‘ you take others this will soon be the first delved into each month. $2.50 per year, Ontario Publishing 00., To- ronto. A. A. Smith, defended the prisoner on two charges, the criminal one being dismissed and the case for assault being proven, a. fine was imposed. There was a woman in the case. which was the cause of the assault. Captain Sweedv US. A.. 80m Diego 111.. says: “Shiloh’s Cnmrrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good.” rice 50 cents. Sold by A. LEACm 1 â€"\Ve had quite an interestlng magistrate’s court on Friday last. a. man was brought before Thos. Gillott, J.P., and Reeve Ferguson, for pound- ing a. C. P. R. station agent at Burk- mn, and causing general disorder upon the railway premises. A C. P. R. ‘ detective prosecuted the case and Mr. I W. Tinney Cava ’1nville al Vlngblem, have been wafted. It. only takes about a pin: if the “alovil " is not. in, otherwise 0. quart. will go around nicely. Now for the best sample, we don‘t want boiled down Port-n'li‘im either, lecause April tne first is gone. STEEL HARROWS â€"It is said that the sap is running and this year's maple syrup is quite up to the mark but around this ulficc no aromatic flavors uf the secretions of the old tree that furnishes our Natiom 38mmp'mg done to order. â€"â€"The REPORTER begs to extend the Sincvres; sympathy of the community L3 Mr Coomhe and family upon the death of their son, George, on Tuesday of last. week. \Vhile the last messen- ‘ger is an unwelcome visitor at any time of life, to be called upon to bid farewell to one just grown into man- hood, is especially distressing and is another reminder that death is no respectpr of persons. Tho funmnl on Thursday was largely attended. MISS MELVILLE W. TINNEY. C. has been spending the winter at. his home in Mitchell and was on his way back to his situation. On his ‘wny down he spout, n. few days with Mr. T. \\'. McLean, at the Institute for the Blind at Brantfurd, and enjoy- ed the plezwnnt domicile very much and reports \antor to be thé right man in the right place. Is giving special reductions this week in stamped Linen Goods, such as Pillow Shams, Tray Cloths, Sglashers, c. 130 all the htesb patterns in Honiton work are now on exhibition. , â€"-)Ir. Casey, cheosemmker at Mt. Pleasant, was in town on Saturday and made the REPORTER :1 call. Mr. VV-Â¥J, .v. .-.. .....Du for their groceries besides u. number of othor orders. Mr. Kingscote is in a pONition to do the right thing at low as: prices. Keephim 1n mind when you want any thing in his line. â€"Mr. Kiugscote, tent and awning manufacturer, Peterboro, was in town on Saturday", in pursuit. of his business. He re ceix ed orders from \I r. J. A. \ ance land H. )IcCurnuoy, for awnings I 10d musicians require no introduction ‘ to our people, having on two prevxous occmmns fully sausfied those who had the pleasure of hearing them. â€"Lieut. M. G. Hutchinson, return- ed on Saturday, f2 om Toronto, where he has been spending the last. three‘ months at the Royal School of Cavalry. 1 â€"The Cosgrovc Family will appear under the auspices of the Citizens" Band, in the town hall, on “'odnesday night. next, April 10th. These talent. ..+I. E. Needham. isprepored 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 suppl y you with a piano or organ. 0- 0-3083. 0- Eu Sn L N. S Central Bailwav N. , writes: P‘I keep K. D. C. constauli' on hand. I should not know how to get on without it. For many years I have suffered with indigestion and acidity of the stomach. I tried a great many rem- edies but found no thorough relief till I tried K. D. C. I have recommended it to many others, and in every case with bene- ficial results. I have also found it an ex- cellent corrective in cases of summer com- pluint." MISS MELVILLE. We make thirteen difl‘erent kinds, and handle every known style of Iron Ppmpg. Our Eureka for stock is unsurpasged. The above cut represents the best, “'11ch- mill in the market. If you want. to see one at work call on John Fallis, Richard Fullis, George Campbell, Hootnn Bros, 13 Con., Gavan. Alex Hunter. Indigestion is stubborn but K D 0 overcomes 1t. c. WALTER GREEN, MILLBROOK. Dr. \Villiams’ Pink Pills are an un- failing cure for all troubles resulting from poverty of the blood or shattered nerves, and where given a. fair trial they never fail in cases like that above related. Sold by all dealers, or sent postpairl at. 50 cents a. box, or 6 boxes fur $22.50. by addressing the Dr. \Vil liams’ Medicine 00., Brockville, Ont, or Schenectady, N. Y. See that. the registered trade make is on all packâ€" ages. \Vhile newspaper men are called upon in their capacity as publishers to print from week to week words of praise spoken in favor of proprietary medicines, it is not often that the editor himself feels it his duty to say a good word on behalf of any of these preparations. And yet if a newspaper. man has actually found benefit from the use of a proprietary medicine,,why Should he not make it known to his readers, and thus perhaps point out to some of them the road to renewed health. The editor of the [irreze be- lieves it his duty to say a few words :1: of praise in favor of a remedy that has 1- proved an inestimabie boon to him, t and to say them without any solicita. .. tion on the par? of the proprietors of (V) - - the medieiue, who, as a matter of fact, it n 9 ing or was using their medicine. For t several years the editor of the Breeze had been subject to that distressing I- complaint, dyspepsia, and only those ’ who have been similarly troubled can I know how much misery this trouble I entails. He had but very little ap- petite, and what he did eat caused an unpleasant feeling of fullness, and made him feel languid and heavy, often Icausing intense pain in the stomach only relieved by vomiting up the food which he had taken. He was also troubled with palpitation of the heart, brought on no doubt by the dyspepsia. Numerous remedies alleged to cure dyspepsia were tried, but without suc- cess, and the trouble was approaching had no reason to know that he was ail- 3* fun CH ’2 h: N h( a chronic state. At the suggestion of . a friend Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills were tried and relief soon followed their use, and after a few boxes had been taken the editor was able to assert positively that he had been cured of his dyspepsia by this remedy that has proved so great a blessing to mankind. To any one troubled with this complaint he would strongly recommend Dr. VVil cu. liams’ Pink Pills. To newspaper men Cl'l particularly they will be found just the thing to impart health and vigor - to the whole system and enable them 3:: to pursue their work free from that ] tired, despondent feeling so prevalent c“ among the craft. The editor of the per Bren» firmly believes that what they 5”" have done for him they will do for per others, and he gives them his hearty :0} and unsolicited endorsation. P113 01‘ Oil lat in; in ed du‘ las Call on, or write i" L1111 ps. I-‘mnl Indrmwd llim and II. lie-gun to lluve a \V'u-akenlng Elia-I on the Ila-:|rt~~.‘lnny Rum-dies Failed Before a ('Ilre “its Found. From the szso. .\' . Breeze. """H no means to proceed farther she ob- tained employment here and was after wanls seduced under false pretences and promises of marriage. The girl left shortly afterwards to join her brothers and with one of them return- ed last week to see what her betmyer would do towards the support of the child. The heartless fiend however, would do nothing, but promise her mon- ey, which he either could not or would not produce and the mother and child were through the efforts of Mr. Thos. Gillott, J.P., furnished with a ticket by the council to return to her mother, who also came out from England last summer. The brother is forced to remain here until he earns enough to take him back. It is a great pity that the law does not permit a good appli- cation of the lash administered with- out further preliminaries to such Wolves, who have no respect for them selves, their friends, or their victims. 1 sl'f'l’h‘ln'l'flc FQh‘ SE FRO)! At'l‘TI‘.‘ I) Y I' :u __”‘ '1'.) 'SLI â€"Cunsidcmhle excitement was ex- perienced around town one day last week, by the arrival of a young woman carrying an infant a. few weeks old, whxch she stated was the rightful pro- perty of a young man belonging to town. The girl came here from Eng- land about two years ago, expecting:1 to meet. her brothers, but; they had moved to Tiverton, Bruce Co. Having nn Ihnnnn 0.x .‘_,_-_AJ 0 .-.â€"Mr. .H. McCarW. has been ap- pointedvagcnt in this lé-c'zili'ff' En the Peter Hamilton Manufacturing Co. of Pcterborough for a}! repairs in connec- tion wifih their machinery. Plow points and everything in regard to repairs can be secured at the lending grocery, opposite \Vood Kells bank, R. Devell’s old stand. THE EDITOR’S EXPERIENCE. JABEZ MILLER, th-trlgfifieghe household remedy for atom: We believe the Pairpoint Manufacturing Co’s. goods are generuily recognized as the best, in the mmket. We keep a full line and have control of their goods for Port Hope. If you want, a nice ac. ,‘c. give us a call. Our prices are xi ht. No trouble to show you our goo s. weoomq KEEN? Mr. Henry Fallis, accompa‘hicd by \Ir. \\ illiam LciLh gave this part Msinc \isil last week on business. They me both a. good specimen of the old stock. A very interosiu§ and enjoyable time was spent at the rcsii enee of Mr. Frederick Veals, on Monday, March 4th, being the marriage of his oldest daughter, Louie, to Mr. Elias Colbert, of Reuboro. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Trotter, Baptist minister of Lindsay. There was over HO invited guests present. The presents were both costly and numerous showing the high esteem in which Miss Veals was held by her friends and associates. She is gone to her new home, north of Rea.- horo, with the best, wishes of all who had her acquaintance in this neighborhood. Fourth Cltss jr â€"“alla.cc Graham, 60 per cent: Effie Bowl, 46 pet cent; Hiram G. Best. 43 per cent: “ 111mm Warren, 43 per cent ; Thos. Boyd, 33 per cent ; Edith Elson, absent. Fifth Chumâ€"Mable Rutherfoul, 100 per cult ; Myrge Shield, Sf per cgnt. Fourtl-I Class. sr.Â¥hldrris Rosenberg, 78 per cent. ; J as. Boyd and J no. Monk-u, ab- sent. The following is the report of the Fifth and Fourth classes in English History, for the month of march :â€" Rev. \Yest of Knox College, Toronto, oc- cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian cl|\}rc!{S_\1_nr!uy night. _ A. P. McLe'un :vns home on Sunday of last week. Messrs R. Graham and Jos. Shields were in Norwood last week. Mrs. Wm H. Marsh and children, return- ed to their home at Richmond Hill, on Fri- (luv. \lr. Wm. Brown has mmed into the house lately occupied by \lr. Wm PeLtv. Mrs. C. H Shields, of Norwood, is \isit- ing at her fathers ._\]r \i. ,8 (nalmms. \liss Lizzie Maddiss returned to Osw ego, on _'Iuesda) of last _\veek. \Ir.\\'|fi.1’etL\ has mox ed into the house on {he Iamicson Bros. upper place. SILVERWARE “ There‘s nothing so wood as the best." Mr. Cye Rutherford. 'of Norwuod, was here on Saturday. \Ir. Ilemy E/wing left for His home in \orth Dakota. on \lomlny- ’ .nh inst - ‘Kl‘isâ€"s; L111) “:é’bvstex' of Claudine, Mariposa‘ ha‘s.beo_|3 \‘isitigg frienglsjn _tl\is- pm‘p. Miss-Williams of Omcmee is the guest of Miss Anna Seney. Mr. Wm. Preston spent, a few days in Lipfisa): _l_a§_t‘ week: , SHILOII‘S CURE is sold on a. guarantee. It cums Incipient. Consumption. It, is the best, Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose : ‘25 cLs., 50 cts. and $100 per bottle. Sold by A LEACII, Mr. Wm. Rutherford has the ma‘i'criuI on the ground and the founJutiou dug out, all ready to brick his hougc here when the spring opens. ME. H.'Waddell of Peterbom is making preparations for building a. brxck house on his: fal‘ln‘occufipiufl by My. Frefi Lung. _ ‘ “Some of the farmers have been tapping trees but there has not been much of a run of .391) 9% 3:99» _ We are pleased to note Hut, Mr. John Lang, who has been in is able to drive out uggvfin, Miss Annie Hall: Pcterborougln,' rctumed home last week after spending u. mouth with her father. We also regret to note that Mr. Samuel Campbell, near Fruzerville, accidentally broke one of his logs,‘lasg'l‘lnursllny. Wonder \\"|1cn J. P. is going to visit. the little hamlet over to the \VesL again. H._. -J. Messrs. W. Rilson and 1. Hammond we understand are getting rcudy for the-North. Farewell boys the best of fnends must: put}. l8 0“ ll \\’ll.\' {0 l‘PUOVCl‘y We are pleased to note that Miss M. Fullis, who has been quite ill for some time Our little town is noted for fhé good side- wallks which line the streets and the way the snow is slmvclleu ofi'. M r. J. Mouison is spending a. few days in the village visiliug his parents and friends. Joe looks well and seems to enjoy sailing. There is no more annoying trouble of a chronic nature nor u. more stubborn one to deal with than pimples, the l'cmoLe cuuse of which is known to he nulrilive (lcbility. While mpid growth. improper food, errors of hygiene nml menml exhaustion, may tend to favor the development of these disfigure- ments the cause must he dealt, with to eilee‘. a. radical cure. 'l‘hough time may be neces- ‘sury for the curing of this trouble. it has been proved conclusively that, the continued use of I'Iseljuy‘s Liver Lozenges will uccom- plish the desired result. Those afflicted with this complaint. should buy them by the dollar‘s worth. They are sold at. all drug stores at 25 centsn box or 4) boxes for a. dollar. Jeweller â€"â€" Port Hope. Items of interest. forwarded by Tm: REPORT Ian‘s own Correspondents. Q” You will find it; to your ad- vantage to deal atCentrevillc. Therighb place for you to get everything you require for your household, and nothing but; first-class goods kept. in stock. Prices the lowest. Gentrevi‘ile Your patronage solicited. CORRESPONDENCE. rung hl‘l' BIRTHDAY PRESENT. M0 (INT PLEASANT. GENERAL STORE. â€"AND INâ€" JAS. '1‘. 0. LANE. FRANK LIN, CENTRE I'I LLIC. II E T" A .\' Y. I’HI I'LICS. W. J. STAg-N, Teacher. REPAIRING DONE. Now 15 the time to bring in your mowers and harvesting machinery and ban: the same put in good repair, before needed for use. Sewing; Machines and Orâ€" gans of the best makes sold.on easy terms. Special attention paid to the 1epairing of Organs and Sewing Machines. Satis- faction guaranteed. Castings and repaixs for all makes of plows, and an assort- ment of repairs for farmers imâ€" plements always kept in stock. Those requiring implements of any kind will find it to their advantage to see our line before purchasing. Mistresses of Well-ordered households who are the victims of incompetent and importi- nent pleasure-loving girls who abuse their goodness, have often not a. notion of the very real hardships endured by young ser- vants at the hands of mistresses, who do not know much themselves, and therefore, cannot train others, or even discern between good and had servieehwho peihaps are full of toil and’ service, who perhaps are full of toil and worries of their own and forget that ‘ their servants have any rights or interestsont- ‘ sideoftheirdaily work, writes Lady Aberdeen in an articles under the heading “ The Burn- ing Question of Domestic Service, and an ‘Iudeavor to Solve It," in the April Ladies" Home Journal. Many a bad servant, and had Woman has been manufactured hy such a mistress. Much depends on the first place. It, is there where a girl learns to estimate the worth put on her serviceâ€"and if she be there trained to realize the impor- tance of her duties, if she is sure of a Word of encouragement when she has done wz-ll, as well as the word of reproof in the con- trary ease, and if she can rely on her this tress” kindly interest in her life and outside occupations and pleasures. the probability is that all will be well and that one more self- respecting servants will have be added to the select number who bless the homes in which they minister. Members 0! the (I. 0. C. In, No. ‘29, speak very highly of the report of the Grand Lodge proceedings gh‘cu Lhcm Wednesday evening last. by their representative, Mr. \V. G. Morrow, which shows the order is progressing rcnmrkahly. u», uu of Pontypnnl, gave us an call the past. week \“ I,” An Mr. \V. Corbett purchased one of Mr. Irwins bps: horses on his (Mr. Irwin’s) dc- purtm‘c at a very reasonable figure, Amount not given. . fiâ€"‘mf‘ l IllI-UUUI\UIJI.U I l'nlEl‘ K. B: Q. P1113 cure chrome constlpatlcn. LARGEST SALE IN CANADA. "A - unn, 1.- \\ clcomc Allen M r. Henry Birch disposed of his old man: to solnu Yankee buyers 3L :1. good round figure, but not known. She nuts 1). good one for her age. Mr. Juhn Ignvans lungxnuvml his stock of groceries, tluurnml few] to the Seutb build- ing and our tailor has moved the \Vilson building. M r. Stanley McMillan and Miss Cain, of Manvers, were Imu‘ricd Saturday lust. , M._ J , .. . .. his shop into On Sunday. April 7111, at 230 p. m,, anoialserviccs will be held in the M. E. church for Ihe children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibson, who were called away during our last diphtheria plague. \l,, r Mr. J. W. Hanna has obtained a position wiih a. wholesale produco dealer in Toronto, as forcmm and left, on Friday last, to start duty on Monday of this week. He also takes with him our best wishes and will he very much missed in many circles. n H - -~-.-v~--v~ We regret exceedingly to announce that l’onty .051 has lost, during,' the last week, severe. of their best citizens. Mr. \\'. (,1. Irwin and family of seven, Mr. H. C. (John'- ridge and family of seven, Mr. C. A. Roache and family and Miss J. Allen. Their cheer- full faces will he very much missed. \Vhile we are very sorry to lose them at the same time they take with them our hes: wishes for their future welfare and trust they will ‘ prosper and he as successful in their new homes as they Were while with us. 'l'heir many friends and partieulary the Othlfellows of which Messrs Irwin and Uulztrridge were members, entertained them with an oyster supper in the Oddiellows‘ hall on Tliursrla ' evening last. Atter supper Mr. J. H. Wilson, ex-Reeve, took the chair and several hours were spent in speach making, songs e. One and all spoke very highly of the good will and friendship that haul existed he- tween them during their stay with us which has been in lmrmony as well Its a. henetit to us all. ME. A. J. Imrkhart of ]?p\wf:nn.m'ille, late 1) FARMERS IMPLEMENTS. LA D Y .1 BER I) 1': E N ()N S If]: VA NTS‘ Our Debating Society met as usual this ‘week when the subject of “ Chewing Tobac- ‘co or Gum,” was discussed and decided m- bacco was a choice of the two evi 3, whereas tobacco deadcns the nerves and gum dcudms the senses, which has been prOVetl by habi- tual users. Subject. for nch meeting will be “ Who is your neighbor or friend.“ A large attendance is‘requcstcd. \I' I Mr. R, Baggs, south of here, has been busy for the past two weeks drawing stone to build a. stone stable under his barn. Lethangne Bros. are preparing to build during the summer season. Mr. Foster of Fleet wood has taken up his residence in the \Vestein suburbs. Miss Maggie Davey of Clarke spent a. few days under the parental roof during the past week. Miss Gillis of the 8th line is visiting at- her uncle‘s, our genial merchant Mr. S. Ferguson, a former respectzul resi~ dent, spent Sunday in town Willi friends. M r. Hurry Somerville has returned from the North and looks hale and hearty. The citizens here would like to see the wood-yard removed from the present site as oresent is a. hindrance to the travelling pub- lie. Our cllurch services have not been as largely attended lately as mi ht be expected in this morul community. "here must, he ucmse for leis state of ull'airs and in our humble opinion the summer a little under- brushingis done the better. Let the core be extracted and the boil will heal. The Sunday school in connection wi! h the Presbyteiian church will open on Sunday next, at 1.30 pm. We hope it. will be well attended and that good and efficient. officers and teachers will Lender their services, to whom the scholars can point. with pride and any “them is my teacher I" If a real good superinten'lcnt‘ is appointed to the helm there will be no danger of the ship anchoring on a. sand-bur. There was a. wood-cutting bee at Mr. Hal- loran’s last week. Six saws joined in the chorus. It. is our and duty this week to announce the death and burial of a, former resident of our village, in the person of Mrs. E. Fallis, «.f Tinkers’ Row, and daughter of the lute Joseph Porter. The deceased spent, her girlhood in our midst and was well known to the older residents. Her illness was of short duration and her remains were in- terred in the Presbyterian h.xrying ground on Friday, 29th ult-., amidst a large gather- ing of sorrowing relatives and friends. The Rev. Mr. Snowdon officiated at, the service. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire comml‘mityt nu n The snow is fast disappearing and we trust are long to hear, instead of the sleigh bells, the song of the plowboy and sowcr as they follow the team and scatter the seed on mother earth in due time to spring up for}. bountiful harvest. ‘ ner. Messrs. Huwikius afid Nicholson are busy takin out timber and rumour says it. is to be uti izcd in building an hotel on the cor- Although our villagc'hns been a little on he quiet, side for some time it. is now com- mencing to boom and if reports are correct. it will certainly: boom. _. Armstrong? 1'0“ NTYI‘OUL. BA LI. 1' l) UFF. N SATURDAY NIGHT, 17TH MARCHZ A out, who. was ulnCcd in it sleigh to winch in 1d noL belong at the Methodist. church sheds. The owner can have it by calling at the REPORTER 031cc. proving property and paying fnn «'1‘! (or mix t. TAKE NOTICE THAT AT THE EXPIRA- tion of twenty days from the first publi- cation hereof. Agnes Sophia Fitch. widow: William Hannah. Yeoman; and John Robert Sisson. Yeoman. all of the Downshin of Mnm’crs in the County of Durham. will apply to the Surrogate Court of the United Counties of Northumerlnnd and Durham to be appointed vuardimr: of the persons and estates of Richard \‘nltcr Fitch and Arthur Wilkinson Fitch. the infant children of Richard Walter Fitch. late of the said township of Mnnvors, farmer. tie- censcd and to have letters of guardianship granted and committed to them pursuant to the statute in that. behalf. Dated at Millbrook, this 26th day of March. A.D., 1895. A. A. SMITH. 10-3 Solicitor fcr Petitioners. IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIAN SHIP OF THE INFANT CHILDREN OF RICHARD WALTER FITCH. LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MANVERS, FARMER, DECEASED. THECOOKZS BESIFRIENT) Notice of Guardianship You are invited to come and look them. A pleasure to Show them whetlwr you buy or not. I‘m Spring, 1895,1'unginrv in price from 5c. and upwards. BeuuLiesâ€"all of them. To hand this week Trunks, Valises. Wall Paper elegant de- signs at prices that Will astonish you Our Sioak in all lines is com- plete. We want your trade and will try hard is get it by making the prices right. We will not he undersold. Crystal Block. Opposite Examiner Olh'cc, George Street. 5 Peter-borough Some Lovely Goods, jusfi’ the thing for that boy of yours. Also boys’ Suits at $1. 90, $2. 50, $2. 75, $3. 25 and up y We are showing a beautiful range of Mens’ and Boys’ Suits. We can give you a good Suit ofMen’s 010tth all wool, at $4,75. ALWAYS READYâ€"I 0211’ iiiiiiinary Open- ing this week was a great sueeess. Busi- ness is now iuiiy un- der way for spring. NEW PRINTS FURHTWENTY-FIVE YEARS. Miss Rudkins “HIS S pen I welcomd mm ouz midst Miss Annie Sbfily, who for the past, three months has been visitmg her sister, Mrs. A. Murry of Head Luke. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hutchinson of Lind- suyhave for the past. week been visiting friends in Fleetwood, the guests of Mr. John Brown and family. \lL... “ ‘ 1n n n um uul u‘ welcom; imo ouz midst Miss who for the past three mr Our minister the Rev. Mr. Allen, returned home from California, Tuesday last and speaks very highly of the beauty of that. country The object of Mr. Allen’s visit: 10 California was to recruit the failing health of his only son who is now progressing favorably. Mrs. Allen and her son intend remaining in that country for some time] yep. V....-_- nu... ulvnuuluuu VUIUL'S. but I think different and would say as the poet, said “Where ignorance is bliss ’Lis fully to be wise," No doubt when they leave there will be weeping and wailing and lumshinq of teeth. Having had the privile e of reading your valuable paper last weekd noticed a. corres- pondence from Ballyduif, the writer of which seems to dwell in the silent tombs of obliv- ion, as his epistle is not even graced by a signature ; but judgin from the flow of elo- ‘quence used one was] think he was a per-: son of importance. No doubt he considered he made a wonderful show by exonorsting himself and some of his saintly household. But judging from the esteem that the) are 'held in here the public will no doubt nc cap: it for what it is worth. In regard to the choir of the Sunday in question, the com. mittec had not appointed an organist, so there was no singing, but I suppose the “ king of the household” thinks that n choir cannot exist without their melodious voices. hut T {Ll-J. 3:1! , . s . . L: BALL YD UFF. To the Edlpor of the Millbrook REPORTER. Last week it We do not, hold ourselves responsible for opin- ions expressed by correspondents. FIRST ARRIVALS OF LADIES! FOUND. COMMUNICATIONS. Fumzn'oon. our pleasure to again a. party of young Sunday School. met superintendent, Mr. V enjoyable evening at Boys’ Knee Pants, All Woo..1 One lot. of Men’s Overcoats in M e1- ton, Beaver and map Clnl h, good value at, $8, SIO and $12, for. . . . S3 98 Men’s Irish Frieze Ulsters, fancy wool lined, storm, half velvet cul~ lar, worth $14, at, this sale ...... Men‘s All Wool Ulstcrs, wool lined [cgulur price 89, at this Great \Ve have put more Clothing on the backs of men and days than the combined clothing shops of the two counties. the pub‘ic have an abiding faith and confidence in our unnou b0y~s the past six ““5 Proves that; ncem mus, Study These Items Carefully Fer Two Werks More. FOR MEN. An indelliblc mark of public approval has been the outcome thus far of our Great and Unequalled Half Price Sale which has been in Progress for the past few days. If we have not shown than Llus Great Sal-e was a H0\VLING SUCCESS, we'll offer upwards (f 3,000 well sorvmil. sansficd and delighted patrons to stand behind us. That’s the way to (lo-1L. .Tlm sale is still on, and money saving is yours when you buy at Llus Bxggest of all Big Sales. going Giant béaten. All Letter Orders filled promptly. A DIAMOND RING. splendid value, at $4130 A Beauty in TURQUOIS at $2.50. A Gent's "ALL GOLD " Collar Button. $1 Our reputation for Wedding Rings in thirty year; can-not Boys’ Frieze Ulsters, Heavy wool lined, one of these storm protect- ors, well worth $6 ; we are sell- ingthcmat ...... This Week we Draw your Alientien To a Few Good Bargains. M "0' v..._... C ‘ 4 ' bprmg ngrcoatmgs. Personally selected. At priCcs to beat the band. It it a pleasure to show them. Call and see them before they are: picked over and have made up beforc tailors arc rushed. NEW SPRING SUITINGS‘ "i'ffThe newest designs. The best. GRO5SLEY'S CARPETS, 1.03 found 393M118” else In town. l'rices 750, 90c, $1.00, $1.10, $1 25. $135 ~ Axminsters oniy $1.25. McCLELLAND The Jeweller, New goods to hand only 25c. Better gncds 350 , 400w 456” 500" With Borders to match at 600. and 75c. In this stock we have so many lines that. we will onlv mention a few of the prices. Just think of u “"001 Car at at 50c. Better goods at, 65c ,I75(;. and 850- The New Sevilliun Carpefonly .................. . ......................... $1 10 3 pieces new Union Carpet. good dealgns, only 4 pieces new Union Carpet, good dealgns, only 4 pieces Special Line only. . . . . . , . .2 ...... '... 3 pieces very choice patterns, reverslble, ou.y. PEOPLE OUT OF TOWN can have samples sunL In 'exprexs free charge. Those who have taken the trouble to compare our prices can testify um: nowhere in Canada are good Carpets sold so cheap. It :3 true that. in no line of merchandise is the consumer less capable of judging the quality, very many being unable to tell a. 3~frnmc from a 4~frame, or a. 4-frume from n. 5-frame. Therefore, it is of more importance to deal where they know that qualities are always kept up and priws down, and that cannot be done anywhere as well as where goods are sold for Spot Cash. It 13 an acknowledged fact that this largvst, deparunent m connection with Our increasing Cash business, has the largest and most, \m-ied as well as the newest stock of CARPJ-JTS, CURTAINS, Cchmmwm W mnow SHADES, CUR-mm POLES and Huusnpunmsmxcs, i: any house in Rash-m Ontario. GREATEST CARPET HOUSE WALSI I 65 (:14;qu 1(E The Wonderful Cheap Men. In H Pcter‘corough and Lindsay. No trouble to show you our goods. . We will be pleased to have you compare our pncc ' Canada Tweeds. Irish Tweeds. \Vorsted Trousefings. Our Space will only permit us to mention a few lines JUST SPEND HIS FOUR QUARTERS FOR A BOTTLE OF BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS AS ALL SENSIBLE PEOPLE DO; BECAUSE IT CURES DYSPEPSIA, GONSTIPATIOV BllalOUSNESS, BAD BLOOD, AND ALI: DISEASES OF THE STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEHS AND BOWELS. PUBLIC APPEAL ! 130, 132 AND 134 SiMUDE-ST., PETERBflHQUGH. GOUGH BROTHERS Hall, Gilchrist Co. PETERBGROUGH’S 388 George Street, Pctcrborough Read Our List of Prices. FOR BOYS. Tapestry Carpets. Brussels Carpets. Union Carpets. Wool Carpets. 38 CHOICE Boys’ Beaver Overcoat-s. on!) buy these splendi this sale fox . . . . ..... ioys' Irish Tweed Claims, 1 t- woul Iinod. :1 Inn-min fin £513“; yours at this sale for the mid Mon 8 All \\ col P ants suitable in vour business or to 20 to church 111.................--......6Sc. “587° Men‘s All Wool Tweed Suits, splen- di'l ‘mdc for SW. :1" sizes and up. bo-dabc in pzttem, style and w>rk manship : vnu can have your choice at this Sale for. . . M \n’s Beaver Overcoats, Ion cu 8 t, full back, selling everywhere at, $12, our price at this sale ........ Scotch Tvmeds ‘Corsted Coatinrr;. .\2u \' Screr Suitings mrooal s, worth 85, you splendid garments at $449 79