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aoC PRINTS 2e wh ie oye" Rewe &gmum«. cextaass. â€"~ _ jexs yor samen We take this opportunity :of thanking Oour CUStOMCEL» ) past patronage, and we are convinced that the new system vill meris a continuance of the same. "L,arge Sales & Small Profits." The Turnip Mangel and Carrot Seeds are tr selected. Special attention is called to C2 Purple Top Swede. It bas boen & grand s true seed has been sown from the grower the A Car of Selected Seed Ensilage Corn, Ciover and Timothy Seed. 300 Bags Oil Cake of 100 lbs., $1.25 per bag. Large buyers, close prices. Car Land Plaster in Bags. Land OV 2s o 20 C N08 t tk New and Frosh Seeds Seed Houses in Brit: Hay, Straw and Mill Feed. The "mule= onl Sea Demoerats in Stock whi any person in need of a Eargains at Wholesale ! BUGGY, CART Ob DKA Cozre at once and we will surprise you with low prices. We have a large shipment of Stoves, Cutters and Goods on the way and must have room. We hive the famous Raymond Sewing Machines. Wo have in stock Hell Karn and Dohertv Organs at prices which will suit the times. n Money is going to be scarce this winter, we have arranged to loan any amount of it on good farm sccurity at 54 and 6 per cent. straight loans.‘ > All kinds of Ploughs Cultivators, Straw Cutters, Turnip Cuiters, &e in stoek at our Show Râ€"oms in Lower Town. Marriage Liconses issued and Fire & Life Insurance promptly attended %,, JD»urh:am. . Just read the following prices: > 24 yds. long, 28 in. wide, 40e a pr linst Table oil dloth, white #0 G.gmedonrnest;pglmfihgn‘ sgSSSEE® â€" SPRING IS HERZE H. PARKERK, The Fall Seeds, Seeds! BUG - ii"all 3>_ a good timembgya Sewing Machine, Organ or Pisno. We beg to inform our Customâ€" ers and the Public generally that we have adopted the Cash System, which means Cash or its equivalent, ard tnat our Motto will be ALL STAPLE SEEDS. THE CASHâ€" rl‘v\lh'l SV Ds Salt in bags. Fine Barre! Salt. & J. McKechnie. Season is neariy over but we have a few Buggies and which we will sell at Cost in order to clear out our Btock ADOPTED BY eeds now in Stock from one of the best Britain per steamer Damara via Halifar. I and Carrot Seeds are true to name and attention is called to Carter‘s Elephant e. It has boen a grand success when the w feramn the erawer the seed is reliable. ug. Oth, *J3. YOU WILL NEED â€"__New Lace Curtains .. G. & J. McKECHNIE. es it * : wtles lye mm .,M n..vu A;fgm #4n Citkac) F C ts e i n c ts n aseast . , Thel 3 e M n call ts (cantone anreariifpep es y .. . â€" ) onk o. o id LIVINGSTON, . Agents, So is Houseâ€"cleaning time, Druggist & Seedsman, Durham. maoeyy= 34 yds. long, 42 in. wiie, €1.00 a pr. 3y * _ k2 t ‘< es .'l:’r MEX‘S TOP SHIRTS from 2Hets. up. We have the best made for 90 â€"ccnts Cctters and other Fali aud Wiaw: [ â€" in m ap |an y <<n LOWEi TOWXN, DURHAM re the â€"v beat vAluo al W:Lfi- buying. best value at â€"The second Session of the Legisâ€" lature of Ontario was closed in due form by His Honor the Lieu. Governor last week. Many acts were assented, and of these Ris Henor cordially apâ€" proved, especially taking notice of the act anent the County Councils the apâ€" plication of succession dues to the main tenance of public hespitals and charitâ€" S n nmonamaaAmentito=the Public Ehe 6rp Acrview. Dur? ies and the amendment to School Act. â€"Mr. Chamberlain pmgoses to call a colonial conference for the discassion of his Zollverein scheme, of free trade between Great Britain and all her deâ€" pcndencics with a customs tariff te ing enforced against all outsiders. The diverse tariffs of the colonics forms & barrier in the way, and no one has as yet shown how they are to be reconâ€" ciled with Mr. Chamberlain‘s idea. ‘The subject will be a leading topic of discussion at the congress of the Chambers of Commerce which will meet next Jane. â€"The civil rebellion is still going 0n in Cuba with little or no practical result on either sideâ€"â€"A shot or two being fired on both sides and then a run but the advantage upon the whole seems to be with those who have raised the standard of revolt, and who are trying to deliver the island from the tyranny of the Spaniards. The Senate of the United States has had the matter UNâ€" der consideration, and with the House ofi y anstantatives "ha« iresolvel.. to United States has had the matter UNâ€" der consideration, and with the House of Representatives has resolved to recognize the rights of the Cuban inâ€" surgents to throw off the yoke of Spain. ‘This action on the part of Congress has roused a war feeling in Spain and all sorts of threats are being made as t0o what she will do. _ However the day of Spain as a progressive nation is past and she shall sit in darkness, Of all her American possessions Cuba alone remains and probably it will go too. She made no good use of her opportunâ€" ities. t _â€"We learn from the "Globe" that the Rev. J. A. McDonald tormerly rditer f the Knox College Monthly and more recently pastor of Knox Church. St. ‘Thomas, bas resolved to withEraw from the ministry of the Charch and to re entâ€"r the field of journalism. | _ It is proposed to begin the publication of a non denominational magazine to be know 2 as the " Weosâ€" minster " of which Mr. MeDonald will assume the editorsbip. A good church monthly would be a geod thing, but better, when there is every probabilâ€" ity of politico religious questions 6Câ€" cupying a prominent place in public affairs for some time to come, that the *Canadian Presbyterian" and " Pres byterian Review " _ newspapets would _ be amalgamated _ ‘‘into one strong journal, which would comâ€" mand the mgpon of the whole Presbyâ€" terian Church in Canada. The Charch would then be able to exercise a powerful influence in moulding public opimon, and that influence would no doubt be for the good of the entire body politic. it in that the po;mlnrcravix:ig for mo: S1d writing can create the fiend who could construct out of his or her imagination such a bor:ible nightmare. and che other fiend who for gnin would publish such a slander and lie against buman nature. The New York Y)“““ comâ€" missiomers have declared that eightrâ€" nine percent of the New York ‘World‘s‘ harrowing tales of crime are pure invenâ€" tions, and yet, after such an ezpOsui¢t, that paper goes on, Mephistophelesâ€"like, en o cainst human kind, and the [ Ecuasdraun n odects ° 2 to he agrinst human people go on to buy it. come. scheme {or tbat puexxwa. JNnC iDuPrWern of Turkey is in need of money and Mr. ‘ Hunt Rroposel to purchase Pilestine . from the Suitanâ€"the sum suggested being four hundred million dotllurs. â€"A very large sum but one which wealthv Jewisn financiers could easily arrange for. It is expected that the conntry heinfiathcn under Jewich control entire ly that azriculture and every other industry suitable to the country would flourish as in the days of old. The scheme is a good one, but it cannot be forgotton, _that since the days of Augustus Cacsar and before his time the Jewish nation was & nation of traders and that they throve best in the large centers of population. . V â€"Aside from the low humor of the farce which is now being enacted in House of Commons at Ottawa, . there is a very serious side to the performance. So serious indeed, that the time has 19000 201 2i 02c on ow , ienss arene come when it behcoves every moralâ€" minded s:grn-iotic Canadian to rise as one man and denounce the disgrazscful and corrupting exbibition ogem{‘ the o n n B o e e ce 22 :: young and old of this eountry by zo many of the members of the honse> at attempting to railroad impor:ant legisâ€" lation through Parliament by physical force. â€" The gosfi *is preached in Ottawa, it is d?in e pre-nme‘d;.l Our legislators no gave attenâ€" tention totheir (Iavotimon.m Sabbath Day. But if so‘there is something wrong. . For on Monday there was an all day and night ritting of the . House of Commons. â€" Cots ‘and. pillows were mfld to some, others sauntered in out, or amuned themselves in varâ€" esnR EOI TR C020 N o2 Li Fne acderm en en‘ lons ways. Mms:tymhfi‘d“ streamed in through. the windows ‘¢n ‘Taesday morning, this farce ‘of Le.‘: lation ~ still procaeded and when Sir DishardBCartwrightâ€"scok his seat the A c .’:am:}'/zur. April 16, 96 _ @ @ * 4@ 4.â€"â€"â€"â€" st all outsiders. J 6% 1| """ _ _0 oanidents to whic he colonics forms & there are accidents to which fruit trees I , and no one has as are exposed which can be guarded. y are to be reconâ€" against. Of these the ravages of inâ€". "hamberlain‘s idea, | SGCtS A® perhaps the worst and to the e a leading topic of test means of dealing with these Mr. e congress of the Petit addressed himself. _ Every frait amerce which will grower knews what a large proportion otthe fruit in his orchard has been year by year com paratively destroyed meverebrmert o ind totally unfitted for market by the llion is still going on j attacks of the codlin moth, the apple or no practical result scab fungus and other low forms of shot or two being vegetable and animal life, and how and then a run but | the trees themselves are injured and on the whoile seems deprived of their vitality by such inâ€" ho have raised the | sects 4s the bark louse. _ Mr. Petit . and who are trying showed how by proper use «f insectâ€" nd from the tyranny | icides all these evils can be remedied The Senate of the and fruit growing be made oue of the had the matter unâ€" | InOst profitable departments of farm and with the House | work. es has resolved to | In the course of his address Mr. Petâ€" ts of the Cuban inâ€" | it reforred to the importanze of fruit off the yoke of Spain. 1 culture and the best variety to be culâ€" nart of Congress has | tivated. In Durham and the adjacent & h | CCC nins there is considerable fruit lion is still going on t no practical result shot or two being ind then a run but n the whoie seems wo have raised the i ced & hss Al :y":,:‘, ho v‘,‘-” Seumtery m se nerdane db call haps have to move to abolish the bar of this House. I promise, sir, it these d‘sgracefal scenes are reâ€"enacted no reâ€" gard for the feelings of any pirties will prevent their names be i.g given the publicity they deserve. ) What will the sober, the moral, the religious p ople of Canada and the outside onâ€" lookers have to say to all this wicked work. Emt ce iPoal inrmexte tertea Pss In another column we give a report of a meeting of our local fruit growers held in Durham last week, when Mr. Petit gave an interesting address on the care of fruit trees. There are many nccidents to which fruit trees are exâ€" posed which can scarcely be guarded against,. â€" Such was the killing frosts of last summer when much of the fruit over the whole Province but especially ‘n this Northern peninsula was com pletely destroyed and many of the trees themselves much injur:d.. But WIV ECCCE es D u:wu;«higs there is considerable truit grown, but frait growing is at best but 2 side line. _ Every other department of the farm is looked after first and the fruit trees are gencrally allowed to rake care of themselves. T liis is not as it should be. Every one acquainted with the subject knows right well that the orchard m»y be made the most reâ€" munerative portion of the farm, and for the very obvious reasons, that when the orchard is properly cared for Canâ€" adian apples hold a first place in the British market and in consequence are in great demand and command a good price. oo UNTTSanninnerzme TT huizbe But to secure the best results the orchard must not be left to itself, thorough cultivation both before and aiter planting is essential to successiul fruit growing. _ As to site it is found that a northern exposure has been found better than any other, and the hill side better than the level. Incidâ€" ently let us now call attentien to the many gravelly hill sides in Bentinck and Glenelg where no_other crop Can be grown profitably but where an orchard proper}y cared tor will thrive well. Equa ly with the cultivation of the soil and site, the variety to be be grown profitably but where an orchard proper}y cared tor will thrive well. Equa ly with the cultivation of the soil and site, the variety to be planted are all important. Maay are ceught with a new name, Of & gaudv picture or a grandiloquent description. As with the ladies‘ bonnetsâ€"ladies, pardon us, just a slip, the latest fad is m Poaell" Pecel ob i s Rnt ama Mr. BR NOT NCV TNTET AIUE in l ul ie pardon us, just a slip, the latest fad is sure to carrdy the day. But, as Mr. Petit pointed out, and as all who have giyen attention to the matter know, there a tew varieties the cultivation of which wil‘ pay well in Canada and of these the best are the Northern Spy, the Rhode Island Greening and the Baldwin. These attain a higher deâ€" gree of perfection in Canada and especiaily in our northern latitude than any where else. They are all winter keepers, they command the highest price in the market and as experience is everything in a‘l departâ€" ments of knowledge, our orchardists would do well bymaking a specialty of the caltivation of these three varieties. RE. TREE PLANTING AND AKBOR DAY TEA T CA Sndsn ind ds denrEnaatey Str.â€"Since the formation of the Durâ€" ham Cemetery Company‘ little or nothâ€" has been done to improve the gruul‘.ds'.‘ 1 oteoey NO it OBR UOCCET O RUUUUIET T OEX Oe Sn on m SAz ts At first, an effort was made to plant trees threughout the cemetery, and from year to year, the matter bas cropâ€" P Soln U dvcetagree e oi O tveatbacmer EOVE NOE ie N Te ns e i S h e ie S ts coming on, to call the attention of the Directors of the Cemetery Co. to the neâ€" gessity of taking steps at once to the yery commendable view of utilizing the Ist of May in decorating the Cemetery with shrubs and trees. ARATHEAIC OAE o i Pnd oc erond cce m ht Ns T Ked up, but from the inception nothing as been done, so far as the general pubâ€" lic is cononrned. _ Would it not be well now that the season for tree planting :s To the Editor of Grey Review, & FWULICOLE CTMTW» PNUTD OOC NCO C OR us to be ail right, but its success depends altogether apon how it is workâ€" ed out in practice. When the present councils cease to exist, the County . Councils of ths Province ghall thereâ€". after consist of from 81018 ‘members according to popul «tion, éazh county to be diyided by a commiss®A of judges iuto divisions, each to elect@members, they to hold office for £wo {M Each voter will have two votes, he may give both to one candidate, or to two, 18 he sees fit. County Council elections to be held every second years only and at the time of municipal elections, | ‘The qualiâ€" fication« of a county councifior are that he reside in the Division, and_have fthe property qualification ~of the Reeve of a town. which is $600 freehold or $1260 rental. _ All members of conncil of a local muni:"irulity. Clerk, Treesurer, Asâ€" sessor or Collectr are incligible for elecâ€" tion to County Council, but menmiters of present councils are eligible. ‘The Warâ€" den sball fl)poinb a nominating officer for each Diyision. who shall bold a ' nomination meeting at some convenient place in the Division, on the Monday previous to municipal pominations, and l who shall cunduct the election generally and decide a tis vote if nwa'. lunimpumng hooths, returning offiâ€" cers, »t, boxes, etc. to be used in takâ€" ing the vote, Municipal clerks to wake return of fthe vote to mnna_ clerk, when he soall deciare and pu the Cc otrs af the el ction in the whole results of the. el ction. in the: whole county. , * The County of Grey shall be divided 8 or 0 Divisions: and huve 16 or I8 mom:â€" hers of Council ; the commissioners hayâ€" ing :some discretionary powers i0 the AEATVUETA Buch, in In-h-g. is an outline of the new Conuty Councils _ Act, which, through you Mr. Rditor, I q.vew‘tho public, as there is much avsiety, unaturaily, by the people to fiad out what are the changes mede io our Municipal Governâ€" ment. and how we will be affected by marer 1i ie m‘ n in uin sc MA o Ni t io hRRC Nt > Satth VEA & FOR aALE OR ‘\The upder signed @0 Y Respectfully Yours, FRUIT GROWING. CcoOUNTY COUNCIHLS. A SHAREIOLDER it taran, en kess y E&{%% M’M’&h eCo t ol it 4ok m Tb P m ridbraty THEY SAID MRREUBEN PETCH WAS PERMANENTLY DISABLED. They Apparently Had Good Groun‘s for Their Rsport and on the Strength of it He was Paid a $1,â€" 500 Disability Insuranceâ€"Another Case in Which Dr. Williams‘ Pink Have brought Health Afior all Other Means Failed. From the Meaford Monitor. Â¥fr. Reuben Petch is a resident of Griersyille who has been known to the editor of the Monitor for a considerable number of years â€" For several years Mr. Petch has een in bad health, bas been “ an intense sufferer and was declared incurable by a â€"number of physician®. and was paio a disability insurance of $1,300. Lately to the astonishment of those who bad known that bhe was pro« nounced incurable, Mr. Petch bas been brought back almost to his former ! health, â€" This restoration be att ributes |tu the use of Dr. Williams‘ Pivk Pils, and knowing that his story would 1intm1--=: the readess of the Monitor, a | reporter was sent to interview him. | The following is Mr. Petch‘s narrati @ 1 as given the reporter : # 1 had been sick for some five years. "I had been sick for some live yemt‘s. I consulted in that time no less than six of the best physicians I could find, but noue scemed <o help me so far as mediâ€" cine was concerned. My limbs and body ware puffed or bloated so I could not get my clothes on. 1 had lost the use of my lmbs entirely. When began taking Dr. Williams‘ Piok Pills I could not dress myself and had not dressed myself for two years previous. I could not even open my mouth enough to receive any sol.d food, and I had to be fed with a spoon. _1 seemed to have lockjaw. I could not get up or down the doorsteps and if T fell down I bad to lie there until I was belped uy. I could not get around without a case and a craich, My flesh seemed to be dead. You might bave ‘ L occnimimsiiarg made a pincushion 0 feel no burt. The c could never get beiter 115 2 000 Snchuts Ainniza n spoon. 1 seemed io have lockjaw. 1| could not get up or down the doorsteps and if T fell down I bad to lie there until | I was belped uy. I could not get around | without a canse and a cruich, My fesh } seemed to be dead. You might bave | made a pincushion of me and I would ; feel no burt. The doctors told me I ; could never get beiter, . Thev said I had 1 paisy on one side, caused by spinal | scleccsis, the effect of la grippe. â€" You | might roast me and I wouid not swent. h I was a member of the Mutual Aid As sociation of Toronto, and, as under their | rules I was entitled to a disability insurâ€" i ance, I made application for it. I was | examined oy two doctors on bebalf of | the Association and pronounced perâ€" ; manently disabled, aod was in due time | paid my disability insurance of $1,500, k This was about two years after I first | took sick. Things went on in this w: y foâ€" a â€" considerable period, and, my ' helplessness Wits, if unything, on the. increase, I was continually reading | wbout the cures through the use of Dr. ‘ Williams‘ Pink Piils, and at list detorâ€" 1 mined to try them. Afser using four or . five boxes there was a change. | It first: made itself manifest by my beginning l to sweat freely, 1 inade up my mind to giye them a thorough trial and to my surprise I bave gained in hexlib and strength ever wince. I take no other medicine except Pink Pills, I began taking them when xll other medicines | and the dortors fail to do me any good. ‘ I could not get of my chuir without ) help. 1 never expected to get better, t but Pink Pills have rescued ine from & living death, and now I sam happy to say I can work and walk and get around fnciy. L eat hearfly, sleep soundly, and ‘ feel like a new man, and I ascribe the cause entirely to Dr. Williams Pink l Pills. 1 cannot say 100 much in their | praise and recommend them highly to THE DOGTORS WBRE WAONL Faddou, ‘Wm. Hunter. f | |_@@rd Class 8r.â€"Thomas Jas. Lawrence, "| desptel Patterson, Robbie Reid.. . :il similarly affllf-ted The above is M». Peten s ungx?0""" statement of his case and we might add, we know him to be a vespectable, reliaâ€" able gentleman, who has no interest in making the statement only to do good to others who might become ufflicted as he was. This strong testimony proves the claim made that Dr. Williams‘ Puk Pills cure when other medicines fail, und that they desorve to rank as the greatest discovery of modern medical science. The public should always be on their guard ngainst imit«tions and sub. stitutes, which some unscrupulous dealâ€" ers Yor the sake of extra profit, unge upon purchasers. There is no other remedy * just the same as" or f“"’ as good, as Dr. Williams‘® Pink Pillsapd the gequine always have the full trade CC C L mc Pille for Pale uhe fmtdno wIWAYOCRUT Aal l Dala mark, Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills for Pale People, on the wrapper around. every p * â€" HONOR ROLL mcr;(?f 8, 8. No. l’o Egremont 3 ith Class â€"Wm.. Mathews, ElizaAMc Auh Ad snnz in n mman ie + BOOTHVILLE. \th Mr. Petch‘s ungarnisited s case and we might add, o be a vespectable, reliaâ€" . who has no interest in THE DEIL‘S REPLY TO ROBBIE BURNS. [ We prestime nearly every on? Al0, _ that Burns addressed his Satanic Majesâ€" ty in a poem which has become famous. Nearly 10) years after bis denth, the "Deil" has sumimoned courage to write a reply, at leat it has not been l()ng in : L o m oc renme c it i avy . rint, _ We are inden gmvllic. for our copy parody. Ed. R.J Oh, wue‘s me, Rab, hae ye gane gyte? What i~‘t that gars ye tak‘ delight Tae jeer at me, an‘ ban an‘ fyte In Seottish rhyme, An‘ fansely gie me a‘ the wyto O ilka crime ? O‘ auld nickoames yo bae a fouth, O‘ sharp, sarenstic rhymes & routh, Aud as ye‘re bent tae cie me scouth, °T were juist as weol, For ye tae "tell the Lopent troth Aud sbume the deil." [ dinua mean tee note the whole 0° your confouuded rigmarole, I‘d mther boid my tongue an‘ tholo Your clushâ€"ma clavers, Than try too plod through ic a seroll O° senseles havers. 0‘ warlocks and o‘ witches a‘â€" O‘ kelvies, spaukies, great or sma There is nae ooy truh ava‘ Io what you may, For sican sights I never saw Up tee tins day. The trash is, Rub, that wicked moen When caoghs io cawes, which are their ain Tae frud a Lelp are anca‘ {ain Tme share the shnme; e $ Rm iCBs e mreins An, so they shous wi‘ micit and main " The Deil s t«6 biame." Thas I am biaxed for Adao‘s fa‘ â€" You say that I maiat rained a" ; 1 l: teu ye ae thiag, that‘s no twA, Ju‘s jnirt a lee; I fuxn‘s nue wi‘ the pair aya‘, But loot them be. T‘d vas mair bai d 10 that transg)esâ€"ion You deem the suurce o‘ a‘ oppression, Aud wao, and death, »ud mau‘s danmation, T.uan ye versel‘ ; 1 fiul‘d a decent sitnation When Adam foli. ly every [ We prestume nearly every Â¥oir mither, Eve, I konu‘ a driuty qgneen »be was, at But, Jeâ€"i tute o° paadance The witless hiz ¢, A @â€" ut on u0) an\ wauiles Aud misclnef bu y. Aul, Rub, gin you‘d poiâ€"l reAa $OMF lnsteal o° biiu‘ Jock M iton‘s fable, I‘ll plauk a exoon ou ony tuble Agaioxt a grout Tae find my ue ) Iu a‘ the plot. Her Faither had a The «pples cn‘t «hi He warned hber uo _‘ Nor clim‘ the For if she di‘, she As deid‘s n or: She didpa dae ber Faith She didna mind ter bn=t Hor »in braw hoose »he ie *T Bflt ;'M\'Od l“’u', Dependin® on the * art o‘ Indin Tae blin‘ them a‘. As for that famons« serpent story (I‘ne lee I‘d baith be ‘»Lamed au‘ soriy) *I1s jnist a clever » 1 »gory, Au‘ weel wroite Co n, The work »‘ an Exyptias Toryâ€" I Jap«‘d the loon. Your tale 0‘ Joâ€", the muu o bUz,° NMy reekit claes‘ »n‘ reented gizâ€" My bornie hoofs, an‘ brockis plhz, Wi‘ither clatter, Is muie 1. after a‘ the bizz A moonshive matter. Auld Jobâ€"I kenu‘d the carll richt w An hone«t, decent, kintra cli l W1‘ hoad t«e p‘an «n‘ heart tue e f. Aod Lund toe vie, He» wadna wrang‘d the vera deil â€" A broon baw! ce. The min was geyan weel ine do, Hed horse, an, kye, au‘ »gsen too, Apd sheep, an" stots, an «tirks enoo â€"â€"â€"â€" Pue fill & byre; O‘ mext an‘ claes, a‘ maistly rew, His Leart‘s desire. Forby, he bai Three w iu_nm UETOUCY You wadua in the bele braid Jallauns Noo find their marrow, Were you tae search frae " anld Tantal lan‘s Jt Lappeo‘d that three breeklesâ€" bauds O‘ eateran cam‘ fra di«taut lande. And took what fell among thoir hands ‘ is hss _ 171. in Abanamitridctndi! ut O° sheep and doddies, Juist like your reivin Hielani clans Or Border boddies. I tell ye. Rab, I hbad nse wharo In a‘ the taizie here or there, L lookit on, I do declare, A mere pectuior, Nor said, nor acted leae ar mair, ~__ About the matter. Job bad & mim_;lrel o‘ Job bad a minstrel 0‘ his ain. A geaius rare, tho‘ something yain O‘ shyme and lear, and then ugain (Just like yerse!") O‘ Jdrink and lassiea unico‘ fainâ€" The ue‘erâ€"do well. He‘d sing 0° jads nn [assibl MMM+ O‘ love and hope, an‘ mirk despair, _ , And wondrous taies wad whiles prepar« Aun‘ string thecither, For «° he wanted was "‘a hair To muke a tether." So wii intentions fully bent My doings to misrepresent, That ‘"‘Book o‘ Job" he did invent, And theo his rhymes Got put into Aubnn prent winsome qncous callans, are indebted to Mr. ] withic the ulw_llljna e. I kona‘d Ler braw be was, and wally, lads no‘ lassics fair, a bonuie tree, ye wat , 11 no‘ be able, EnCSs Poa of his majesty‘s nee whol «ba fruit t.e pree, t read your Bib‘s, y dee on folly, « biddin‘, Me guidiu'. idua bide i2, one knows, MB fye Lraw weel To Kidney Suferers If you sufe} from Kidoey Disease, Lame Back, Dinbetes. bright‘s Disease or anyv »ilment caused by improper action of the kidpevs> or urinary _ organs, tins offer shonld attract you. Bemy convioced that vo other remedy tor kidney complaints eooom m i ie npass vo other remedy tor kidney complaints equals Doan‘s Eiducy Pills, as evidenced by underiable textimony secet «d every day in 1. trers from «offerer« who bave ex caped trom t‘bo tortures «f Lame Back. Kulvey trouble« and never cessing pauin® by meups of these wonderful pills, we do not heâ€"itate to make this offer, for while we lose the box we give you, we make a friend that asamt« in the sule of many Of Donu‘s Kidney Pills will be giyen {ree. Any person suffermg with lndvey arlmeuts can get a box ut the anderâ€"igned address, usti. the aupply is exhausted, First come, first rerved, ard ondy this one chance aoffered. â€" Retnember this is not a rample box, but a regalar full «ized box of Doan‘s Exduey Piis, which retails at fiity cents. _ THE DOAN KIDNEY PiLL CO. TORONTO. R member, FREE BISTRIBUTNIOXK CXE DAT OKLY boxes McFzrlane & Co‘s. Drug Store ACGOUKTANT, P Insurance, Estate & General C AGENT. ACCOUNTANT _zlued in the Mcst Reliable Co‘s. «.. «+ Lowest Rates. FREE! FREE! aturday, April I 1 th INSURANCE Bcoks Posted up and Sheets got out, 72 FULL BOXES â€"â€" OX â€"â€" â€"ATâ€" &A TBE 1e Agon :‘ and GLOH Reticn, arvisw one 024 l.gy;"d.m Robe Tanning ! By the New Process, which for Finish and Softâ€" ness can‘t be beat. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Tea of T eas KUMA TEA. A delicious blend Try it, and you will be perfectly satisfied. Also a full assortment of Crockery & Glassware Dinner. Tea & Toilet Sets J. CAMERON Hay is Scarce May be you think it is not MILLER, the Hanover GCon: lending lots of it at 54 per C extra good jloans xt lessâ€" Terims as any ressouatle j desire. Money is Plenty. Collects Notes and Accountaâ€"nc charge if no ecliection. Cheap Farms for Saie Deeds, Mortgnages, Leases and other writings neatly and quickly prepared at rexsonable cost. We lHandle everything in £D¢ line, at right prices. CALL & SEE OUR i Collars, Pads At Popular Prices. Fize Choice in Valises, Grips, Ho Blankets, &c., &c. Workmanship U nsurpassed. We do the trade in Raw Furs. Price Paid. Heavy & Lisht Harmess 1O sUIT YOU. FOR Service. This splendid anmiu was imported from the Unit States and was a winner of four Pr% at the World‘s Fxir, Chicago. Also RUFUS, six from Prince and 1 s fine animal. Thoroughbred Berkshite Bosr. ‘FERDINAND. ‘This ue snimal will be kept on the premies of JNO. CLAREK, Jx., LOT 32, CON. 3. W. G. R., BENTINCL, For Service during Seasor of 1895â€"96. Registered in the "Canads Berkshire Swine Resord" as No. 2956. Farrowed Nov, #18%, 1893, aud bred by Jobhn Meyer, Kosenth, Ont BOULDEN & 2%0., Harness April 3rd, 05. ' delicious blend put up i7" & MU"â€" 1 lbs. Lead Packages Sold for 30¢â€" 1bâ€" Sold for 40¢. 1bâ€" Sold for 500â€" 1b Thoroughbred Chester White 50: *Washington,‘ Hanover P. O. "Telephone Harness | | $1.00. _ g.â€"To eusure & good job the « must be well saited as soon as ta* Robe Tanning ! Robes & Coats °" A TT EL ! All Business Confidential THE . LEAVENS, Jr. â€" FURS. â€"â€" TEOMAS SMITH. any ressoualle person To be paid for as time of Service Oct. 15th, 1805. man in youf district to re C ce OrNL Kurseries of (‘:‘; â€"BUTâ€"â€" A. & J. SBarme. Bites, Whips &c.. &c. ission to I asing demand for frait, as W will P;i I ag in farming. . Se ‘and we will show x months‘ old, & Princess Lyons, ut p Conveyancer, rer eent and « essâ€"Corts low up in 4 lbs. and H. MILLER, The Hanover Convevancer in the Harnss NGFON. but H. H y the thing Write for Durbkas Highest Makers amd t in ent. JE \f@( )$