HAS "Its --TEAS We dre sure of our arom, when it come to 5 question of purity and best of quality, that we. are willing t to leave the: 'verdict to you. Come and test our regular 30c 'tea, which we are going to sell you at the: following low prices. _ I pound of regular B00 tea green, mixed or black for only 25 cents. 5 pounds only $2.20, 10 pound' only $2.30. GROCERIES AND CANNED GOODS. 3 ibs. raisins 25c. 3 lbs pranes: 2c. 6 Ibs cooking figs 25c. -- canned pumpkin and blue besrie 10c a can. strawberries and raspberries, 90cacan. Good big pine apples: 2 for 25 cents. Turnip Seeds. Elephant, Kangaroo, Champion Purple Fop and Greystone all 18c a lb. Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs, cash or trade. £T Greensides & Son *Phone orders promptly attended to. SEDO TEEN t omaL and ! PEERLESS q 7 Wire Fences. always in stock. Cheaper than home woven fence when time is taken into. considbratiom. Alt number vine CLEVELAND Coiled Spring wire.. Price's Hardware 7 Highest casti price paid for Hides. wow D) Now for Housecleaning, We have everything you require such as-- OILCLOTH, LINOLEUM, STAIR OIL, 25c to $1.25 per yd. Rugs--Syquares-- Window Blinds. | €arpets ranging from Furniture of all kinds Give us a call and' inspect our stock. --John Roger.-- Undertaker Furniture Hardware Ms WOOL! WOOL! wool BRING IT ALONG WE WILL PAY YOU THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. CASH OR TRADE. We have now all of our New Prints in stock. There are many new and artistic designs, that we know wil] be quickly picked up, and so.we would suggest your inspecting this particular collation before the newest. designs are-sold; Yq have. a.large. assortment of a sie Inser- tions, etc. A cordia! invitation is extended to you, to, ips. spect the many, new designs, : Don't forget. we pay cash for Bytter-end Eggs, C. H. Holmes i reas E07 + whee ay es "Bathen dear father' come hoine with me iow, for ma has - '@atpeta' to 'béat:; she's all = the furnittire out in thé yatd, from the front door clean out to the street. The stove must come~ down afid be. putin the shed, and the -yerd must be cleaned of dead grass; for 1t's time to clean house and old nick's to pay --and the front windows need some new glass.. Father, dear father, come home with me now, and bring some bologna and cheese, it's most 12 o'clock 'and there's nothing to eat-- I'm so hungry I'm weak in the knees. All the dinner we'll have will be cod scraps and. stich and we'll have to eat standing up, too, for the table and all are out in the back; oh, I ~1sh that house-cleaning was through Father, "ear father, come home with me now, for ma is as mad as a-'Turk; she says that you're only a lazy old thing, and thet she shall put you to work. There's painting to do and paper to hang, for it's bouse cleaning time and you've got to come home and revel in suds and cold grub. oA STORIA. Bea:s the The Kind You Have Always Bought swan (Zp Uezie Deliberate Case Of Grave-~ Robbing. REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE oF WELL- KNowN Forest Citizen Vouchep For By Barrist Minister ann Loca Drucaist. (From Forest } Free Press. ) Forest, May znd, 197.--The followin facts youhced for by Rev. C. E. Burrell, in (1 minister, and Ralph E. Scott, the well-known local druggist, is incontro- vertible evidence ,that even when phy- sicians have abandoned hope, there is still a way whereby the grave may cheated of its 5 John A. Galbraith is a well-to-do far- mer, pe in ring inary Township. about five miles from Fores He is 5 feet 9 inches in height, and ahour 46 years of age. He enjoyed good health until early in 196, shen he had a severe at- tack of plenro-pneumonia, which a poe broke up his whole system. In aking of theease.to the Forest Free he uD "did * able to gain an pap th aff e attack of. pneumonia. octor said that thbereulagis had de- seuped, that [I could not recover, and advised me to settle all my affairs as "eet as possible. nhs eal rr "4 ition I was in when my v. E Burrell, of the Baptist burch, at. vised me to.try Psychine, gare a for me atrial bottle This was in May, '19.6, and at that time I was reduced m weight to 120 pounds. The Psychine seemed to do good from the start, and I continued until I had used about $15 worth from Scott's Drug Store, Forest goined in weight at the rate of halfa pound a dav until I went up to 150 pounds steadily regaining my strength and feel- ing better I actually had to have my clothes enlarged, not through any cor- pulency, but owing to a putting on of good solid flesh all over. I have resumed my work and have gone through this severe and sickly winter with nothing worse than an attack of grip, which my system was able to throw off without any serious results. "I give this statement for the purpose of showing how Psychine has probably saved my life, and in the hope that others may be likewise beneeie by its use. J. A. GALBRAITH. Mr. J. A. Galbraith is a prominent member of my church, trusted by his neighbors and very highly ee throughout the enfire community. case has attracted very considerable at. tention. His was a pittable case, indeed; in the prime of life and with the bright- *test of prospects to be suddenly | stricken down in the midst of itall. Visiting him after his physicians had pronounced his case hopeless (-and, indeed, set the date about which he would likely pass ene and observing pretty closely his condition, it occurred to me that Paychine which I had used in my own family with wonderful results, might benefit him. I stfengly recommended it to him. and he n its use. The result was truly wonderful. Almost immediately he be- gan to improve and soon was able to be out again. He apparently Teaained his old health and was able to take up = again his old duties on his large farm and to perform them with comparative ease and comfort The improvement was per- manent, and he-is ay apparently just as well asever. He gives all the credit fur his recovery, under Gad, to Psychine. C. E. BURRELL, Baptist Pastor. I have read the statements made by Mr. J. A. Galbraith and Rey, C. E. Bur- his sup ne at my y ding to fi: ing pire time ro time that it had sone im god. I took.an interest in his case, noted a steady improvement heekte I sold him about $15.00 worth. Psy chine is havi a big run here, and so ated: itd is always used with bene- 'HAMILTON - A Genre anna Sunass Txssece, gavinas Bank Department at each of our 96 Bratiches, Interest allowed 6i deposits of $1.00 and upwards, at highest current rates, "sissies MSMR: or compounded quarterly. suteres: p.id ATWOOD W, N. McKAY, Dangerous landslides are occurring at Pt: Stanley and several cottages are in danger. The Rev. 8. Bond is attending the Lendon Conference which this year meets at Goderich. Mr. Samuel Wherry supplies the Methodist pul- pits at Atwood next Sunday in the morning and Donegal in the afternoon. The evening service in Atwood will be withdrawn. The annual meeting of the North Perth Reform Association will be held, in Cook's Hall, Milverton, on Wednes-;of Grand Ligne, Quebec. day, June 19th, 1907, at 11 a.m. = AGENCY Si ib.-Agent Elma Cheese Company shippel 226 boxes of first-half May cheese 01 Friday last to Hodgson .Bros., Mcn- treal. The quantity of mile is.grid- ually increasing, though mary far- mers find themselves somadwhuat scarce of feed. They will be yWlad when the pasture is sullicieully far advanced to let the cattle on it. | There was a fair-sized audience ab the Baptist. Church Tuesday evening to listen to an address from the Rev. Mr. Fournier, of the Baptist Mission Mr Pour- "nier is_a typical French Canadian, Nominating Convention will also be | dapper | and neat in appearance and of held in the afternoon at 1 o'clock for the purpose of nominating candidates for both houses. A full attendance of delegates is requested.--Geo. Bray, President; D. B. Grieve, Sec. Atwood Juniors journeyed to Lis- towel on Wednesday evening of last week and played the second teague game with the juniors of that town. It was expected that the Listowel boys would give our team a much closer game than when they played here, but such was not the case. The game was mostly alk Atwood, the visiting defence being able to keep the Listowel forwards a safe distance away from the goal. The Atwood team had several new men on the line-up, viz: Everett Coghlin on the right wing and 'little Ernie Anderson, of Donegal, on the left. Both lads made good by doing some swift playing. Henderson Robb, scored one of the goals and Ernie Anderson the secon}. Listowel fail- ed to score. The referee was from d| Chesley and gave good satisfaction. This win places Atwood at the head of the district, and if our boys win out in the game with Milverton here this Thursday evening, they have the championship of this district and will enter the semi-finals. We hope to see a bumper crowd at the game here this Thursday evening. good address. He delivered a very interesting and instructive address. He did not abuse the Roman Catho- lie Church, of which he was a priest for eleven years, but be set forth in plain and forcible language what he considered to be some of the wenk- nesses of that Church. He wis edu- cated and brought up as a Roman Catholic, attended a Roman Vatholic school from the age of seven till he was 24; he was then ordained as a priest and for eleven years performed his priestly functions with utmost zeal and faith. After about two years doubts began to assai! him, and he went to an elderly priest and told hiin his troubles. This priest told him that he too had had the samo doubis but that they were from Satan. That he mist go back to his work and live and die a good Catholic. For nine more years Mr. Fournier did so, but at last could @mdure it no longer and there and then embraced the Protes- tant faith. This was two years ago, and that moment was the happiest event in his life. 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