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lean), of twenty o'r thirty 1“" beach these things. the we W can be done in five ’0‘“ ‘ awe. and an that. time would b”: aayad in which to lim up to a” “ hat might we not h“! M 9‘1 for God and for the flab-1‘ hI‘ taut-wept; or thirty m. _-.. I "Why should it not be so? Horrible paw“ is it mt blind Wes. and only permits In to I” Seeing has become nsclouf W3! bound in his m ""61: Monti jn thomtm {must die to behold tho truth. I- .tw. m-i quickly. Let me be 30' Cul'mentmi with 1303. But if it b ‘31-‘16 While in this life to find tho. 01’. true living. than it is poui“ 1.an life to live it out; M it " not. permitted to do so. '0 m m unjustly. .- ‘ {he} (51:611.: ‘9‘” “as qunded upon an H“ "‘ Limed so be true. . . ‘ “Because. you see." 8110 ”‘1' we haves learned the truth a” 1ft: has gumâ€"all hum cm Ltuar. better living is mt- "Am 1.: is useless tour." '5‘ M. ”tint after we have loam“ Leas: in we should In 000th t0 [__mu.st die to behold the truth. 3 {In}; in, Gui and in bmnitl- It true. LEM. this new beliefâ€"Boydfll r‘mm fruw. 11111 as far 0300“!“ 1 'i't 1" FIEJIVRIQ exmeds 0mm gmnw in the heart I8 0‘“ M .1125 fvir'S. until bv-amd-b] W0 b‘ -‘!wu‘ 5: mm glorious picture 0‘ ‘1 k'uxwr'zvtwl manhood. b0!!! ‘in Gad" (truly groming more “h Him ' " \:; yes. these thim will b" “W“, m, behold in the tutor! dim u. Hf the beautiful DOW d" “ ill bring to earth at lat t1” {Jun Hf '11] we 0” beliO. ’d to In“ Bus. nu! like unto Moses. W. db l'ehulctim: the wonderful vision- um alas r.»- tbs long dmr! ." man which brought us to th- -Ch6 rung stretch or m” w“ uur gian-ess, all our work. 3.11 0.! ing. was fuunded noon the 1'“ fl "Haw you a claim hero P It.“ eugilwer. "Yrs; and I want. to nuke that. the «'nuntry. That’s my chin m that ('zuuel's hump. You on b‘ {or $100, and here’s 88.11191. ‘1 quartz. That claim ain’t M Wright in gold, but it’s W011i“ dollar I 11k for it." [he agginepr examined the lunch v- '- dollar [ ask“ for it.” l‘h» o-nginePr examined the m and derided that there was Mil He :u'tml quickly. “I'll tell you what I’ll’ do, mu," said: "I‘ll give you 83) on that ed to give up the search and W. to have for home, when be II. a luino’r. "\h-li, stranger.” he said, “1 3'0“ 7".” on a hunt; for tm mn’, ' here. Loss." of loan“: it [iv .«et about forming a syndimt» among his fellow-cl“. they wished about $1,500 among selves. A mining engineer in. out. Hp made a thorough in. tinn but found no gold_. Hob.“ v- w -. _\ l.1 me rick tobacconiat 3611‘ to he ruined by stir. I struyed his shop. \(rb found tins of Spun that had a [he fir». Cunosnty prolnpm h t . Tm» «iisu'overy of the MO“! I Mine was purely a. fluke, find it. puL of gold is the greatest . 0‘“): in the world except "I the m. distrirt. NC 11 The captain go. great is the by for that plot is what! and it. is truth waste ()1 . Wm No-w South \Valeg, N A. .-[ime-expired” man 0“ unrim-r and begged to be “I 'H.» furmt‘r Ponvict had no hr would gladly gum ms “ I‘ur tr'tnsportatlon. It is hard." she mused. “th «to uf years that it at“ to FORTUNES 3y captain accepted ‘50 is the}?! Of his d :rgmin was struck and the cl }’ o-xpiured. All abundueo L“ found in the most Dim loamy the. shares, the he" Hfih is SUI). are worth “ 11 I; \V _\>‘TE OF runs W0 ‘1‘.“ : {3 now occ “cw-H L 18 valvmd g?!“ b! taint-coma; .M line“ b” a I: '“i on Hum": reduction in X Cut Saws and Axes. A $1 axe ful‘ 82H“, :‘H'ii VOXL OIL is superior to any- thing in town. and We are Still Sr‘Hiug it at a low figure. TWO mom COM, Robes in stock that we will sell at coat. .\\’ ['1‘ ES PXper-ted ”at this will be :1 WM sugar-making season we have ;,O' in a large quantity of SAP 8 U" ‘KETS, and the latest. SPILES. ‘ Our. . . \‘g'inter Goods I Consisting of a large stock of QARGAINSU snow goons, -._- UPPER TOWN. :‘PzPLHfiEHI wnamuums 2 ~.'-. 23's to the Fran“ Bui'nrc gum purchase a wfuvlmmo and examine 1).:1 Sm !; l‘or Strength, Dura- I)” [\ allt‘ \Hi It H' 033 “6 t¢.ke L‘Rt' I“; i. Prius to suit the tunes. Tin Dipper - Cream Whipper Ilzmd Lamp Stand Lump Curry (Tomb Nurse Brush Stable Broom lay Knife Manure Fork Nu. 8 Tin Boiler, cuppcr button), $1.00 Steel enamel chum- 1)Cl‘ Set â€" 1.65 R‘.’)(,)'I‘CU'I‘TERS and all Agri- r'llrur'tl Implements to be found at CH ‘ S. MSKINNON’S CUTTER-S of the Latest Designs and Best Makes. STOVES~A large stock of Mc- Clary’s famous Model Cook- im: Stoves. Fancv Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves. Coal Stoves. etc.. at. prices that will surprise you. NEW Williams Sewing Machines ROBIIS of all kinds at Prices at \\ uy down. BELL PIANOS and Organs. BERLIN ORGANS â€" A Large Mock on hand to pick from at prices lower than ever. WAGONS. Buggies, Plows, Har rows and a full line of UPPER TOWN 4c. 10 2O 10 .A KLONDIKE AND YUKON GOLD FIELDS Is via Canadian Pacific Railway. LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TIME. ON LY TU ROUGH SERVICE. TOURIST CARS % EACWEEK i9 TO THE ' PACIFIC COAST All Banadian Direct Fast line TO THE HEART OF THE Get full particulars and on y of “Settlers’ Index” and “Klondike an Yukcm Guld Fields” frnm any Canadian Pacific Railway Agent, or U. E. McI’HERS01$:z A. (3. P. A., Passengers travelling without live stock should leave Toronto 12:30 p. m. same days. T3 TAAAITBBA an} the CANADTAH NORTHWEST. 0 “3r 1' \ v £3 :51 11123 RS, 'i‘lii‘IN S \Vill leave 'l‘oronto 9.00 p. m. every .;;i.'l‘UESDAY during MARCH and APRIL. (provided sufficient. business ofiers) and ram via .SMI'I‘H’S FALLS THE PfiGE Wié'éé KNEE. Gail at Our Shaw Roam Sazurday Farm Machinery that will “Surprise” you, JU’fiN UVINBSTUH, Agent, Lower Town, JUST IN, A number of Ready-made SUITS, (Boys and Men’s) which we have purchased at Bottsm Prices and offer for less than regular wholesale 0081:. Call and see them. Special cuts for next 30 days. All at ROCK BOTTOM Cash or Produce. Who intend Improving“r their farms by removing: broken down untidy Fences from around their buildings or along; the front of their Farms would do well to get particulars about Before thinking of getting any Other kind. Call and see our Difierenc Styles and prices and you will not build any other FENCE. while In Town. where we can Show you a LINE OF We also keep a" Full Line of T WEEDS, COTTONS, COTTON- ADES. FLA'NNELS, FLANNEL- ETTES, Etc. THE ONLY rigs we have :1 Assortment: of 'l‘eus. ugars, Raisins, Figs. Snices. Etc. LOWER TOWN Toronto. Ont PRICES Durhnm. for The Council met Feb. 7th. pur- suant to adjournment. All the mem- bers present. The Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed- Communications read as follows: From John Ross Robert- son relating to Hospital for Sick Children. From Geo. S. Helmstead relating to Sinking Fund Investment. From Messrs, Rutledge. Ramage, and Irwin, Tenders for the Twp Printing. From Hugh Baird, ac- count for work. From Municipal \Vorld. account for Municipal Rolls and other forms. From Geo. Russwll relating to taxes on Lot 14 con. 11. From Committee, on Treasurer’s sureties, and their report; From 'l‘cwnsliip Auditors, their report of receipts and e 'penditures. By-Laws 373 appointing the twp. officers, and 374 authorizing the Reeve to appoint an Arbitraitor was introduced and read a first and second time. McFadden -McMiHan â€"-That the Auditor’s report as re-audited by this Council be adopted, and that ‘200 copies of the same be printed and distributed. and that said auditors be paid $7 each, also $1 each for extra wcrk. Carried. McFaiiden- Firthâ€"That Chas. Ramage get the Township Printing. his being the lowesc tender. Carried Carried. Fir thâ€"McM illanâ€" That the Domin- ion Express Company he paid 50 cts. Express charges on Assessment Rolls and other forms. Carried. Firthâ€"McFaddenâ€"That Hugh McMillan~-Firthâ€"That the Report of the Reeve and Deputy-Reeve on the sufficiency of the Treasurer’s sureties be adopted and engrossed on the Minute Book, and that. they be paid $1 each [or their services. Firthâ€"McFaddenâ€"That Hugh Baird be paid $7 for buildingaculvert and repairmg road at Lot 15 con. 13. Carried. McFaddenâ€"â€"VVilliamsâ€"-That Wm. Hill be paid $7) for five cords of dry wood, for James Dillon an indigem. Carried. \Villiamsâ€"McFadtlen â€"'l‘har, the account to the Municipal \Vorld for Assessment Rolls and other forms. in all $4.33 be paid. Carried MCMillan--McFadden--Thm. By- Laws No. 3573‘ appointing Township officers. and 374. authorizing Reeve to appoint an arhitrantor re the MC- Cormack deviation be now read a third time, signed, scaled, and en- grossed on By-Law Book. Carried. ' The Councirl adjourned to April 18, at 10 a. m. --â€"â€"~-'â€"-â€"â€"'-â€"...--â€"â€" - â€" . Last week we announced a tre- mendous cut in prices by the C. P, R. The war between this line and the Grand Trunk, resulted in a similar out being made by that line, A fur- ther reduction is now threatened by the C. P. R. Last night Dr. Lanrlerkin and Mr. H P. O’Connor walked into the, Conservative committee rooms, thinking they were in the Libe'al headquarters and got nearly to the back of the main lmildingbefore they discovered their mistake. Of course they beat. a hasty retreat when they learned the true state of affairs. Last week we referred to the theft of a couple of pairs of pants from Mr. Wm. Biggar’s laundry. Jimmie Nor- ris. Geo. Uurkholdvr. and Robt. Mo.- Knight, three young toughs, were suspected and arrested. Yesterday morning the police magistrate sen- tenced Norris to four months in the Central prison, and Burkholder to five years it) the Industrial school at Mimico. letting McKnight go with a Warning. Norris. who had an ex- tremely bad reputation, was left for a few minutes in the witness’ room, and jumped from the window to the ground. a distance of about 90 feet. He hrs not yet been re-captured.â€"O. John Isl. Findlay of Dromore has bought out the store business so long conducted h) the late Alex, Taylor in mm place and will take formal possession in March. Since the death of Mr. Taylor, Mr. Findlay has been in charge of the business for Mrs. Taylor and for many years before that he W 8 Mr Taylor’s responsible and trusted clerk. He is thus peculi- arily well fitted to assume control, and his integretv. probity and busi- ness insight, will enable him to con- tinne successfullv the fine business esrahlished in 1860 b\' his lamented predecessor. â€"â€"C’onfederate. Rivlnmmd Fire Hall. Toronto. 26th FPb., 1997. Dear Simsâ€"Constii‘wiun fnr vears has been mychiefaillrent: it seemetl to (201116 ofter in sphe of all I could do. However. some time ago I was told to use Dr. Chase’s Kidnev-LiVer Pills. which I have done,with the ,0;th of what appears now to he a per- fect cure. Truly yours, J. HARRIS. S. Sun Grace Ella Aiton. Hartland. N. B., Cured of Eczema. I do hereby certify that my daughter- Grace Ella. ,“‘a.~‘ cmed or' Eczema of several years standing by four bnxes of Dr. ()ha‘ée‘s ointment. . . ANDREW AII‘ON. W. E. Tlmfle, Druggxst, Hartland,|N. B. Wntness. GLENELG COUNCIL. J. S. Black, Clerk. Those of our citizens who were awakened between four and five o’clnck Sunday morning by the ring- ing of the fire alarm. heard the fierce gale blowing and saw that a fire was in progress in the south end of Main st., thought for a while that the water works by-law hadn’t been car- ried soon enough to avert a disaster But the good fortune which had smiled on this town in the matter of fires was still with us in this case and the fire burned itself out in the building where it started without extending to adjoining buidings, thanks to the efforts of the firemen and others and the wind being in a favorable direction. The destroyed buil ling was that owned by Mr. \V. Duignan and occupied by F Bryant. carriage maker, and I. Morrison. Saddler. It was rouuhcast and was originally used as the office and Show room of Swan’s carriage works. Messrs Bryant and Morrison lost. everything in their shops, the form- er estimating his loss at $800 or 81000 on which there was an insur- ance of 3300. Besides Mr. Bryant’s own goods, c.. several rigs belong- ing to customers were destroyed. Mr. Morrison lost about $500 worth of goods, c.. on which there was an insurance of $150. Across the street the plate glass fronts of Messrs Tasker, Dale, Yeomans and Glonville were cracked by the heat and will have to is replaced, but. all are we understand insured, Mr. Duignan has alreadyr arranged to replace the. burned building, on which he had an insurance of $500, by moving on the site ‘he large rough-cast building at present in rare of the blacksmith shuop The particulars of the mov- ing are given in the report of town council proceedings.â€"Mount Foresz Representative. GUNâ€"In \Voodstock on Fob. 27th, the wife 0% Dr. Arthur Gun, a son. LAWSONâ€"In Bentiuck near Durham on Feb. 26th. to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Law- son, a daughter. COCURANE â€" In Hamilton. Monday, Feb. 28th. Miss Jean Cochrane, age ‘23 years. An ordinary cough or cold may not be thought much of at the time. but neglect may mean in the end a consumptive’s grave Dr. Chase’s. Syrup of Linseed and Turpen- tine will not cure consumption wlzen the lungs are riddled with cavities; but it will stop the cough, will cure consumption in its early stages and even in its last stages gives such relief aa to be a perfect Godsend to those whose lives are nearing a close. 'â€"-- .â€". ~â€"â€"â€"â€".--- wâ€" - N2 NI, «I, a3), 45;, .314. ‘u. w ‘u‘ 03““: ‘ mv- ' 7319523‘ rav for law- Iav "a N3!) 7/53 u, 713$ ‘9! K A I 721$ w, 7933 #5,") at? «“5, _ . k N; f“ FIRE IN MOUNT FOREST. DIED. BORN. Brown and Nedigsr shipped a large number of cattle to Bulfalo on Wed- :nesday of last \\ eek. Thev also ship- }ped a car of p. gs to Toronto. Those {gentlemen do a large business 111 ; this line and are to be commended. Mr. James Céwlville mu over from Hanover on election day. Editors are the first to hear of gossip or scandal, indiscretions of men and women. things unfit for publication, intrgiues, clandestine meetings, night buggy ridings. young girls gone astray. flirtatious of mur- ried women, umours of men, and in fact all neighborhood scandals. Ed- itors generally know all the naughty doings in a community no matter how secret. If one half they hear were published, divorce suits would follow in some cases, social ostracism in others. shot guns and gore. desol- ate homes. shame, humiliation and misery. The editor hears much of the shams and hypocrisy of life. and it is a wonder he. beltevse in anything on earth and hrrunfter. People who abuse the editor the loudest some- times owe their standing in society to his forbearance. .\ iétm'tto (Egaliyi af'A'rtltnr is vici- ting neroooubiu. Mrs. John Vollet. Memfiant‘Hnnt of'DOrnoch was in town on'fluesday. MRS. JOS. QUEi-IIN, hotelkeeyer‘I wife, at Euhel, Hut... was troubled with Eon-ma. of the Head and Face for about 9 years, and WM! 50 bed at times she could not go near the hot stove to do her cooking Her head wan one mess of mini. and although she treated with doctors it kept getting worse. On hearing of Dr. Chase’s Ointment. she got some. and was delighted to 6 'd the first application do her good. She used two more boxes of the Ointment. is now free from disuse, can do her own cooking. and woull not begrudge 8200 for the good it bu don. her. The most intractable and diet ' skin diseases which defy all manner treatmentâ€"even the by»: medical skill- are readily cmed b- Dr Chase's Ointment. HEM a f?) E? SEARS Treated by Different Doctors. USULDN "1' G0 FEAR TEE STEVE. Price 60 cents a box. at all Dealers. or Edmanson, Bates (30.. Toronto. Ont. CURED BY DR. CHASE.