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DEPARTMENTAL STORE UPPER TOWN $1.25 for a Barrel of Windsor Dairy Salt. 18¢. Buys a pound of Bangholm Purple Top Turnip Seed. 33¢. Buys a pound of Our Own Make of Single Yarn, Grey or White. 50c. Buys a Ladies‘ Blouse. 5 $2.00 Buys a Pair of our Fine White Wool Blankets. $1,00 Buys a Pure Wool Sweater. 9c. Buys a large Box of Day & Martin‘s Famous Shoe Blacking, worth 15¢. ; 5¢c. buys a yard of Heavy Crash Towelling 25c. B%‘i Pairs Men‘s Cotton Hose. 2¢. for te Pocket Handkerchiefs, worth 5¢‘ 70c. for Large Creamer Cans. 25¢. for Three Large Tin Milk Pans. 5¢. for a Good Pocket Knife. 49c. for a Six Quart Granite Kettle, worth 60c. . 10c. for Covered Tin Butter Pails. 35¢. Buys a yard of oar 44 in, Plain Color Dress Goods, worth 50c. 5¢. Buys a yard of Extra Wide Lace, worth 12 1â€"2. 25¢c. tor a Ladies‘ Fine Undervest, worth 35. 18c. Buys a Pound Fresh Chocolates. That‘s why we chose Tuesday as our Bargain Day. It was done in order that every person attending the Fair would have a chance to buy from our Bargain Day list. It makes a very heavy day for us, but that is what we are herve for to seli goods, not to look at them. If you will believe us we are pushing goods out at a lively pace these days. Come and spend your money on our Special Bargain Day. It will nay you. Come more than once, you cant tell in one day‘s buying : 3¢c. Buys a yard of New Valenciennes Lace, worth 5¢. 18¢. Buys a box of Slotted Rive‘s, tha newidsa. _ No burrs required. Bargain Day, JUNE 16th. 6c. Buys a yard of our. Regular 10¢. Flannelatts 25¢. Buys 5 lbs. Tapioca. 25¢. Buys 7 lbs. Prunes. PAIR DAY. _ HUNTER, A@Aeeeeeed aed e ee e e e e 0 4484888844442 4%0%%%% e 4 For that tickling sensation in your throat try a 10c box of "Mist" Cough Lozengers. They will allay the irritaâ€" tion at once. For sale b slldm?m and the Key Medicine &)., 05 Yong to the peoglo about the election, I find a atrong eelin% for Dr. Landerkin. Some people who you would think are for Dr. Jamieson and were formerly, ‘are now likely togo for Dr. Landerkin. There is quite a feeling against Dr. Pat Shaw, Councillor was letting road jobs last week. We will ex some good el news in a few tfifyc: efcum There is quite a feeling against Jamieson l‘egardinfihe gticgville P.D(').. they think he will a party to havé the P. O. taken from the present occu ant Miss Brown who has so very fgi(.g: fully fulfilled the duties as Postmistress for years. The question with nearly every person is should she be allowed to keep it. Mail carvier Arch. McEachern has his family enlarged by the birth ol;u: daughter, I had a drive through pat «f Art emesia afew days ago and in talking Two of our neighbors had a drive to to Walters‘ _ Falls _ last week on busimness regarding the Chosen Friends‘ Lodge. We hear there is some difficulty in the matter and opinions differ as to the cause. By what we unâ€" derstand, a man died there who used to liye here and belonged to the lodge. . “Vedding bells are jingling and I think they will give a big rattle bef thfi pl'in:ie g{ is 4 ore you get r. an rs. C. E Noble, have been visiting here. , e of Dundslk, ai Mount Forest, a Reform Conyention, etc. vil. A _H.B. has had a busy week attendâ€" ing business meeting, etc., at Owen Sound Cmg-t, at P&s‘l‘()‘ll public meeting, John McEachern has moved back to to his house here from Mt. Forest and hbe has started to his work again in Yeoâ€" The Meeting here on Saturday night was a Landerkin meeting called by him, and as it tyurned out the neighborhood is largly in symputl:{ with him. Promâ€" inent residents said it was the best public meeting they ever had. Four Delegates went from here on Friday the 5th inst. to attend a Reform Convention. There they decided not to bring out any Candidate. Other parâ€" ticulars I did not hear. Bowes the Patron Candidate, finally he was pressed to be chairraan and first speaker, so he spread himself for half an hour. Then Mr. Bowes spoke atter him. Dr. Gleddining, of Coun. took the floor this finished up the speaking. There was none to represent Dr. Sproule, Reeve Binnie was in the chair and called first upon Dr. McCullough, of Chatsworth. He was received warmly and showed up many of the weaknesses of the Tupper administration, describâ€" ing Tuppers followers by comparing thein to Jacob‘s lambs, all ringâ€"straked and speckled. The public meeting for Patron Canâ€" didate on Tuesday the 2nd inst, was not largely attended. At the opening several parties wereh})ruposed for cbhairman, all objected, r. 8. Rogers Ex Reeve objected that he was one of the chosen speakers and wanted to introduce Mr. The O‘Bryne v Fetters Law Suit endâ€" ed on Tuesday the 2nd by allowing Fetâ€" ters to keep the farm. A larger number of witnesses went from here thin we mentioned last week. There is talk that it will be appealed. Mr. Putherbough is out for Mr. Allan, and in defence of the Patron Organizatâ€" ion. Farmers he said were not looked upon as a hrain{i race, but were l::fin- ning to see farther than they used to do, He read and dilated upon some of the patron planks. Mr. Allan talked of the humbug of tariff talk, of the increase of the (felvt.. of the likeness of the two parties to the two lawyers who schemed to rob two opposing clients, of the embargo, and what farmers would have done, of passes and mileage and national schools. Cheers were given for Britain‘s Queen and South Grey‘s champion, Landerâ€" kin, and the meeting dispersed with Sunday not far distant. Mr. P. Malone, of Sullivan who is doing noble work for Clark in North Grey, paid some high compliments to Dr. Landerkin in contrast with their late member Masson. Dr. Landerkin was the only one of those at the distress meeting last summer who did someâ€" thing for the farmer in the House and o t of it. Dr. Jamieson had done some tring. ‘"He got a reduction of 40 cts a ton and stuck it in his pocket." Hesympathised with the Conservatâ€" ies and with Jamieson who could not nire a man to represent him, # Referring to the plotting of last sesâ€" sion: he said a disease had struck the government and Dr. Tupper was called in; he found there was too much Bowells and as a remedy he removed both Bowells and body. The Tories cried a few years ago that Mowat must go, and now when he was vgo"ing they were dissatisfied. They kept raking up Mercier‘s bones, but seemed to forget Mercier was turned out, while boodlers in the Tory ranks were honored. + He was loudly cheered. A B. McCallum made another of his slashing sg;-eches. and showed how the return of Mr. Allan would not frighten Tupper, as his (Allan‘») cry of humbug about tariff, showed his respect for conâ€" servyative principles, Their first imâ€" pulse should be to turn out the present government in:tead of folding their bhards and let the Liberal party do it. He scathingly denounced| M{" Allan for reâ€"repeating the half truth about the increase of debt in McKenzie‘s time without mentioning the fact that he was fulfilling cbligations left by his predecessors. Referring to a cartoon in the Mail a few days ago representing McKenzie, guarding the national strong box, he pointed out that McKenzie did guard it, while Tupper mukes raias upon it himâ€" self for party purposes, _ _ _ _ He covered the whole field, in a mastâ€" erly speech the best of the three he had sofar delivered in this riding. _ * Much regret ;V;t;'â€"(;x'-[;;(;géed at Dr. Landerkin‘s inability to be present. LATONA SCHOOL HOUSE. HOPEVILLE. W Sicapmbnn‘c Sustactety o ~Aline Aininlith 2. 22.‘ | gun and a ball from the rifle b way of Ig::tking sure that his hankety‘ing yfor mutton was thoroughly cured. We can : imagine how the encounter warmed the ‘uzg huntsman‘s blood and carried his â€"thoughts back to earlier days when ~ahootin%{hean was an ordinary occurâ€" ‘rence.-â€" t; Forest Rep. [ Results Tells the Story. _ A vast mass of direct, unimpeachable testimony proves beyond an y possibilit of doubt that Hood‘s Sarsaparilia actua[‘: }{ does perfectly arifd permantly cure iserses caused by impure blooc{ Its record of cures is unequalled and these cures have often been accomplished all other preparations had failed. Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, biliounsâ€" ness, jiundice, indigestion, sickache, Last Friday evening Mr. Jas, Peters, sr., of Normanby, aged 80 years, whose ,' reputation as a hunter is known throughâ€" out this section, shot and killed a Lear on the farm of his neighbor, Mr. Stewâ€" art, _ The old gentleman, on hearing that bruin had killed and partly eaten one of Mr. Stewart‘s sheep, took both his shot gun and rifle and unaccompanâ€" ied, laid in wait for his bearship to reâ€" turn for the balance of the sheep‘s carâ€" case. The old hunter did nor misjudge his game for the bear returned as exâ€" pected and in a few minutes had his appetite satisfied forever with the conâ€" tents of hboth barrels of Mr. Peters‘ shotâ€" Byeâ€"Hunterâ€"The report of the chaitâ€" m:iim of Board of Health be adopted and we forbid any more ruhbisll; being dumped on the street. D. ALLAX®, Clerk, Council met May 20th. Minutes previnus meeting confirmed. lizeâ€"heithâ€"-â€"'l‘hst in reply to the clerk of the Peace relation to the apâ€" pointment of County Constables, that the following &;ersons be recommended, John Queen, Wm. Seaman, Wal. Ferâ€" guson, R. Brown, John Renton, Wm. EGREMONT BOARD OF HEALTH, Members of Board of Health were in session on May 29th, to examine ground of complaint lodged by Wim. Seaman respecting rubbish dumped on Main St, ogposit,e his property. _ P. Dickson, chairman of comumirtec, re{mrted hayâ€" ing examined cause of complaint lodged by Wm. Seaman does not think there is anything injurious to health. Rawn, Wm. Fitzell and Wwm. Patterson. Carried. * Allanâ€"Byeâ€"T on 7th,.â€"Carried, Resolved that T. Tribes bill of Bonrd for Wim. Williams uP to May 30th, 16 weeks amt‘g. to $24 be paid.â€"COarried. Also George Freeman 100 lbs. flour re, Mrs, Barelay $1.85; Rowell & Hutchiâ€" son, stationery, $3.55; J. A. Tambut, Cards and printing $1.25; H. Ham exâ€" press charges, 70c. Ba with timber, The reeve of Nommnny hired fmen :;:d teams they considerâ€" ing this the better way ; Cost of timber, ?1.25: Grate and Srikes, 80c ; Tiles, $4 ; abor, $11.40. Total $17.82. Egt‘s. share $8.01, and recommend payment of the same, Hunterâ€"Byeâ€"That for omg report be adopted and he receivggl.w for his service.â€"Carried. Allanâ€"Hunteeâ€"That the report Dep. Bye re Arthur‘s bridge be adopted and order granted, and as Mr. Bye certifies he spent the same time at the removal of driftâ€"wood, that he also be paid the sum of $2.20.â€"Carried. Allanâ€"Hunterâ€"That we now form a Court of Reyvision with the reeve in the Chair.â€"Carried, B Mtiatininads" extatincsnia ieb cce A d c 3 1 Th i ) d 1 * lowing apma,ls were investigated, Mal. McPhse t 28, Con. 8 reduced $100 ; Philip Gardiner Lot 1â€"2, Con, 4 reduced $200 ; Walter Hastie‘s appeal not susâ€" tained. The following names were added to the Roll: Dr. Sneath Lot 16, Con. 18, George Cushnie, Lot 12, Con. 19, [D. Mc Vicar nart 12 A~. 16 y _‘ *) 2k 2EC! Vinag &o,, 34 74 170¢°_ 44 Von, 10, [D, Mc Vicar part 13 Con 18. These being all the additions, it was moved by J. Allan,. seconded by R. Bye, that the Court of Revision now close, and the Roll as reâ€" vised, be finally passed. Council resumâ€" ed.â€"Carried, Dep. Bye reported that he let the joh of covering Bowman‘s bridge for $13.25 covering being 1500 feet of rock elm, completed, payment recommended. Hunterâ€"Allinâ€"That for egoing report be adopted and he receive 75¢ for his serâ€" vices.â€"Carried, Allanâ€"Leithâ€"That the Reeve and 1st Dep. be a committee to examine the river at W. A. Fraser‘s, and report at next Council regarding length of span, and kind of bridge required.â€"Carried. Allanâ€"Leithâ€"That the Assessor be paid $60 on Salary acc‘t.â€"Carried, Dep.â€"Bye also reported that he securâ€" ed the service of l-lug'h Yake to assist in removing drift timber from Arthur‘s bridge and recommended him to be paid the sum of $2.50, The members of Court sgbscribed to ‘lhe required Declaration :v'hen the folâ€" Leithâ€"Hunterâ€"That we authorize the reeve to meet the reeve of Norman by to see about Smith‘s bridge on the gravel road.â€"Carried â€" D. Leith reported that he found it necessury to have a culvert put in beâ€" tween upper and lower town, f)mumre, at a cost of $4.25, work is done as speciâ€" fied and recommended payment. C MOCNE PP uabt? isnn Prrk‘ caadaidrler : 18 w2 dn sons be exempt from Statute Ln'mr. Airs, Micks, J. Coss, Miss Beattie, Miss Spencer and Mrs, Amos.â€"Uarried. Byeâ€"Hunterâ€"That the reeve and Dr. Brown consult Wm. Williams concert â€" ing the amputation of his foot, as the the Dr. pronounces it incurable, and if agreeimnble to him to have it removed.â€" Carried. [ o0 s e o C C ORe ~â€" OABEEECU: Leithâ€"Byeâ€"That P. Mutch receive the sum of $2.50 to assist digging drain on lot 9, con. 13.â€"Carried. Byeâ€"Leithâ€"That : the acc‘t of Dr. Brown amt‘g to $22 for medical aticn !â€" ance on Wimn. Williaiins and Mrs. Keid be paid.â€"Uarried. Byeâ€"Allanzâ€"That the following rer- sons be exempt from Statute Labor. fijrs. Micks, J. Coss, Miss Beattie, Miss Allanâ€"Hunterâ€"That .forogoing reâ€" port be adopted and he receive ic for his services.â€"Carried. y# EGREMONT COUNCIL. That we adjourn to meet a *4 B s# _ o_ uc itc of ;'Jllll.“v 1806, ticulars apply to 8rd con. N. D. R., Glenelg, 125 acres cleared, balance good hardwood bush. Well fenced and watered by two welis and two springs. Good bearing orchard, Buildings all Qfi)od. Farm is situated 14 mile from school, 1} mile from Post Office, lt mile from Towoship Hall, while a church is located _upon lot, Will be sold on easy terms. â€" For further parâ€" The undersigned offers for sife his farm of 150 acres being composed of lot 20 on the 2nd and lots 2 and 23 on the M Report of 8. 8. NIG. Bentinck for May. 4th Classâ€"Willie Cur rie, Hattie Byers, Hugh McCallum, 3rd Classâ€"Addie Currie. Allan Mcâ€" Dougail, Mary McCallum, Mary Charleâ€" ton, Angus McKinnon. Sr. 2nd Classâ€"Vida Burns, Alex. Mcâ€" Donald, Lizzie McDougall. ts J v. 2nd Classâ€"Jimmie Charleton, Wilâ€" A number from here attended Dr. Landerkin‘s big meeting in Priceyille and all returned brimful of enthusia: m and coufident of the doctors return by a large majority, McCallum was the hero of the evening. A tramp who enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. Jno. McKenzie about two weeks ago, made off with ten dolkiurs found in the pocket of a pair of pants hanging in the room he slept. _ It is best to take ro chances with this fraternit y. Mrs. Bothwell left for the Peninsula on Tuesday last. John Muir, Guard at the Cer prison was up visiting his brothers. Miss Flora McCannel of the South line Glenelg came home from Buffalo last week. The h-onfrup of scrofula has no mercy upon its victims. This demon of the blood is often not satisfied with causing dreadful sores, but racks the body with the pains of rheumatism until Hood‘s Sarsaparilla cures. «Nearly four years ago I became atâ€" fiicted with scrofuls and rheumatism. Dr. Agnews Triumphs in Medicine. / Heart Disease ‘Exiledâ€"Over Fifty Members of the House of Commons Tell of the Virtues of Dr. Agnew‘s Catarrhal Powder. The name of Dr. Agnew is one that deserves to rank with Jenner, Pasteur and Roetgen in the good done humanity. Dreided ns it is by everyone heart dis ease has no terrors where Dr. Agnuew‘s Cure has become known. Airs. itoadâ€" house of Willscroft, Ont., has saidâ€" Cold sweat would stand out in great beads upo?i my face so intense were the attacks of heart disease. 1 tried imany remedies but my life seemed fated until Dr. Agnew‘s Cure for the Heart Lecame known to me and toâ€"day 1 know nothâ€" ing of the terrors of this trouble." It :i(.l‘ilews instantly and sayes many lives aily. Ask your druggist for Agnew‘s remedâ€" ies, and see that you get them ind not worthless imitations. Sold by MeFarâ€" lane & Co, It has been said that everyone in Canâ€" ada suffers, to some extent, from Catarâ€" rah, _ Whether the 4#rouble is in the air, or where, it is a satisfaction to know that in br. Agnew‘s Catarrhal Powder is the medicine that gives relief in ten minutes, and has cured some of the worst cases, where deaftuess and othe: troubles have followed the disease. Geo. E. Casey, Michael Adaimms. Donald W. Davis, A. Fairbairn, C. F. Ferguson, W. H. Benuett, and all told some fifty members of the House of Common»s have borne testimony to the effecti.eâ€" ness of this remedy,. Running sores broke out on my thighs. Pieces of bone came out and an operation was contemplated. I had rheumatism in my legs, drawn up out of shape. I lost apâ€" petite, could not sleep. I was a perfect wreck. I continued to grow worse and finally gave up the doctor‘s treatment to take Hood‘s Sareaparilia. Soon appetite came back; the sores commenced to heal. My limbe straightened out and I threw away my crutches. I am now stout and hearty and am hrmlnr, whereas four years ago I was a cripple. I ‘hdlv recâ€" ommend Hond‘s Sarsaparilla." URBAN HAMMoND, Table Grove, Illinois. Isthe One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. €1. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, Hoods s ecure liver ills, easy to Hood‘s PillS take, easy to operate. ze. Made Well FARM FOR SALE. Sarsaparilla FAIRWELL CORNERS. ripple HONOR ROLL. poxaLp GRAHAK Bunesean P. O. the Central cher. duumg This is bona fAde. Mohannsfuifli and gruulm at once. THE SEYMOUREUPâ€" PLYVO., Masoniq Temple, Cawdon N.J, WOBf !'ag. MEN A.t.lk D}WOlEl.b We p.v“fc 0 We OK ons ome Child can do “p‘f‘. Sehem e. J.ok-or Br.en diunmg This is bona fAde, Bend stamp for work REV. EDWARD A. WiLSON, Brockiya, New York. adies. He I;cr all sufferers will try thisremedy, as itisinvaluable. Those desiring the proseription which will cost them notbing, and may prove a blossing, will please address, CEDBIEW 2%, EW MRAROT e« py ef the proscri oBP o ul a sure cure for rdice‘ No The vndersigned kaving beop restored to bealth by simple means, after suffering for several years with a se rere lnn,:fl’ooflon. and that dread diseare cou--’do-. anxious to muke knowk to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To those wheo dosire it, he wi‘l cheerfully send (free of charge) a We are pre,n.red to take building conâ€" tracts and furnish all kinds of Material WOOL of Tweeds, Flannmels, Yarns, Blankets, etc., (1anner‘s make) now on hand and are preâ€" pared to give in exâ€" change HIGHEST CASH PRICE Â¥ PAID FOR WOOL We beg to announce to the public that we have the mill rebuilt and relitted with STAND, OPPOSITE THE McALLISTER Hcouse. PLANING AND MATCHING«&*~~ CASH OR TRADE. Thanking You one and all for your patronage in past years and tegsting you will favor me with a fair share of the same this year. § Opposite the McAllister House. We hare a full line Eggs taken in exchange or Cash WATSON BROS **Monsoon" Teais put up by the In"ian Tea ‘n'cnua sample of the best qualizies .1 Indian eas. Thercfore they use the greatest care in uns _ selection of the Tea and its blend, that is why thâ€"y put it up themselves and mell it only i:‘tho or ginal ackages. thereby securing its purity and excellense. * gutupin!l&,flb.uul;lhm.dm sold in ALL GOOD GROCERS KEEP IT. If your grocer does not keep it, tell him to write to wiok$s08H o TBA _ Tnc FinCsT Tea R in Th« VorLs FROM THE TEA PLANT TO THC TEA CUP AT RIGHT PRICES. Dromore, June 6th, ‘06. Le DONE AND SATI8FACTION GUARANTEED. SHINGLES ON HAND TOCONSUMP TIV ES. will endeavor to give all oid a~d new customâ€" ers the same entire satisfsction Furniture of the Best Nak Would intimate that he will continue the Furniture and Undertaking Busines» ss‘abâ€" Undertaking and Emba‘ming on latest â€"rin P urniture and Underuklni Busines» _ saabâ€" lished by his father in Durham in 1858 and p¥¥%» tC&MITURE AKBPD UNBERTAKXINI IMPROVED MACHINERY. C. E. STREVENSON‘$ HELP WANTYDâ€"FENMALE. NORTH EGREMONT. PICTURE FRAMINC A SPECIALTY STEEL, MAYTER & CG. : 3 and 13 Front Street East, Toronto. IN 1TS NATIVE PURITY. E J. SHEWELL W. E. STEVENSON. anly Arstâ€"class Rearse in towan, CA A PZRFECT TEA ing and Emba‘ming on ‘atest ~ri ciples at reasonable rates. E. J, sHSWELL ALWAYS ON HAXD. at living prices. â€"FULL LINE OFâ€" WANTED :dat t k Just read the 24 yds. long, 28 VOL. XYVIILâ€"N3J. "Large S thanking pa,st pasy convinced NEXT vellousl Durham. Bee our 5¢c. and 6c. PRINTS Best Table oil BQOTS et. pail, 25¢. §a% _ _ Tok #6 42 Get one of our : or White Castile be. a box of 3 We b ers @a that v syste its eC ake merl! THE BIG LL