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DM, HUNTER. PHYSICIAN. SUR
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CAMPION • JoltNtST(1N, BARKIS-
tens,a- ' 0. Notanea •.o. •.u4artob.
_{)ver Jeedaa'us Dist Store. L CAM
MN. Q. Co M. 0. JOHNSTON. easy to
lean.
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OFTUS i DANCKY, BtIItLaTSK,
4 uoncater, s:oavq.00er, at.. 01.0. Money
10 loan at lowest rites. Ilort.,u's loock. op-
pose Caberse Hotel. 0oder.1 o. oat. 11>a* -11
' N. Lana. BAItRD'TER, Pit. 'O -
i Ip Ie aritime courts et 'Mune
Ott\se-itMh MOwners tem. tiiq
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. OK. tc. moos. ser. moan .od Went
altres1 Ocslerich. over telegraph office. Pri-
vate /Nude to lend at lowest noes of inter-
est. _ _
`1ARROW & PKOUDYOOT, BAK-
Vr ristee0. Miser e,. Stationers. 0o4.
rick. J. T. limes. (.0
GAMSKJN, HILT .t; HULMES,
larrlstere, notietwre la (nesse) o,
• tai M. C. Omer*. Q.C. ; P. Hetc,
;
Dudley Holm*
N Mill, ill, OONVKYANUER,
J. and 0.Nltml0as0 tog takes and re-
solving reconessees of ball. 'Lindens ce
amruaatlo a dupueatiu•e or weenie deplane -
Mos to or p,u.wwug •.y action. watt or teu-
seedl04 io tee Hugh Court of Justice. the
Court of Apie a1 for unW.o. or in .0 County
« 1)arietou Court. All trans ctioae carefully
ad promptly exes.tsd. Itesideu.e and P.0.
address- Imattoes& Vet. res-• f
Linn i80 ialwalaMM.
• aEA(:SK, UUNVEYA1iUINU AND
lamer** edam *ppm ..1/.rttl.t.Ellat.1
Uuderlch.
111UNKY TI►LEND ON MORTOAog
.J TT .t st per cent. Nuts. discounted. C.
OkAU1tH, edam opposes Martin's Ilstel. secede -
rich.
jCl,1ONKY TO WAN. - S26,000.O0
lye
Private Peade to lead GAM puree* aa-
aaasy. LllrrU S L DANOM, bask.
**ens l'olbu nus Hotel. Sedgebele. 110141
L1J. T. NArrEL, FIRS, LVE ANL
• aocMoot tsttr•n.v .meat • at lowmst
rasa Office Cor. ,orW..t.awl Square. Uad-
er.b. 74- OO 000 TO WAIT. APPLY TO
rCAMaoos 11110 r & 0010. .d•
d oh. rap
MONEY TO LEND: -A :.ARO k
amount of Private Pue* for lane**
* lowest rases* Ara -oleos Morteagoe. Apel)
•OAltRUW t PHOUDV* OT
RRADCLIFFE, GENERAL LN.
.ar•noe. Real Mate and Mossy
1.O.a.1•(t Aig'wt. tails aret+'l.ss oompeales
represented. Mosey to Lead on eirsytb
loans. .t tee lowest rate of stone goaog a
an way to wit mkt ourrower. urnoe- Sew
cad dour from Square. West Street Own
ieh
Mechanism' Institute.
/ `1 ODSKICH MIKOHANIOS' INFITI-
1 • TUTS LIHHARY AND READINS-
HUOM, oor. of Pliant Greet and tlmsare tap
Maim
Open from 1 to Glos.. and from 7 to 10 r.ts.
ABOUT 2000 - VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
Leaekny [Dilly, W.ddy o.8 IUustruted
Papers, M was, etc. on AIL
MCMHZRI)HIP TICKET. ONLY Lea,
pasting tree ors of Library coding-
Koom.
Applleatlos for membership recelvd by
Libraries. In room
J. H. COLIIOl 'K. OEO. (TITIN.
President. Secr•($r7.
Oederleb March 12th 19011.
AuouonNPIIIR.
• HuMAStiL,NURY. AUCTIONEER
1 cad Insurance. Agent, h. Oat.
Aseat London Nd Lancashire lea Co..
cad ter•Us
. rtrlct Mutual I. Co. Sales at-
Ysded to is aa7 pan of the dusty. eO-17
JOHN KNOX, GENERAI. ACC -
mod Land r mod Land Valuator. °ode**.
eta. having bad considerable ezperl.ree la
rasa ug trade. be s la • position te
dipbataewith there iah satisfaction all coo
Mission eatrar.ted to blm. thaws left at
Mullet Hotel. or int by man to Wedates
Mab
P. O.. carefully .:.odea re. JON
ILINOZ Oounty Auctioneer IMtf
Dental AnnouilhS cit.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
ETHL1 CHl:ORIDE
sr
DR. E. RICHAR.DSON'S
EPTAL IP•ISSIMIL
OPERA MOI SE PLOW IIIEST-STREET
11OD231113E, OyfT.
it ehlbrda a oallalted satisfaction. atter a
t .1 4.1 tethe ctal and t astonished
g enre*. ,.bait that 1 havtbs only end
seeluslee net. mime le Soderlch. the latest
eele0tlsc dlamovw7 .blah Is warranted sever
se mem the Is* psi. daring the extraction
Of teeth or Wimps of •ay kiwi. In smarty
e very case, sad vary IIUIe pain in the meet
01(10 nus ewes.
ETHH1L-C iiL.OR1ID
is aloes] ana.etbetie that never-affect*the
patient In the ellgbt-L Ie barmier se water.
sad the beet arched knows coo earth to reedier
ti. test! .,01. Ove es nela. Patient.
mean N It I0
Pe0 1$vely mnemes+ J. lis Veer..
Preserved* raNtoret twee • semalcy.
AO lssawl well sad .killtslly dein,
My puaro whim
ss r D a IMICI UIRSOIE.
■use a reed a•meretne.
Then to generally a person in e' cry dem-
munity who ettewd5 c tasty to fiery ON's
busman except his own. His w oe ears
• the children* breed and his : .he procures
the rester, while he, soli hie h...,1• in his
p,.•kot., is b,•v wetchine the beildi•g as •
neienhrr'e hour, nr alvt.iwg another bow
en sun and tele Me vises : a< he ben 'ward
al Mohnen. i0 • friend's family. mod is there
to sagged • kastlr54 .are•, cod to de every.
thing bet to hue*
Ho severmeg other people's
hominess till the sops.-honee rota hit
.t (raw hs spline el tlllltlfolaess
Ugh aoM Par M.
It yen are trembled with a e.td sr s.yb,
bewwor tot the adhak. Mak eta hr 1 ;
de *tallow N le w.ILs en W bops : break
• illegyore• Patera" Rama to
?HR MG/41: OODPRI('H. ONT., THURSDAY, JAN. In. lr+5e
I THE OMEN'S HOUSEKEEPING
M Whoa* es t(kr•to/ cad
la a geseipy aoeooa1 of the prepar$Ye le
l for the sister rwrdeaoe at Windsor of tis
•
(isles, • Lanus wiper sells 8.. tbeaasetioa
of heat sad Itg►s awrumss oumpltest.4 ea
.000001 of Victoria's very decided ides
spun the matinee
For livbt.av thematic/ leer sathede w
av•ala •10, ell of whale are mere rete lines m
operantse namely, up., oil, candles .M
the etentn. bghs . whale for warmte.r .ad
hesitator, wood, coal .ad gas are used. Dur-
ing 011/ resadeuce of the court same hundrede
of peruses are u the wade be d.1 the royal
bandy sad the vwtore ; ousequeotly, the
adequate previous of all tbs. presser r
of • somewhat gigantic store, keeping
wy servans switainriy employed.
For the geuerwl .agbuu4 .send heating. gee
. ted coal aro .doptd ; but ter s nut so w
the Queen a °W11 00000, Der la litany ether
of the royal .p•ruweots. la the matter el
bree fur for own router like Qom. strictly
bestehen oval. She has • eoallrmed prota-
ses fen wood sly. Special supplies 01
world have to he •btuued for this purpose
from the tbatdtly timbered belle • few mules
up the river above Windsor. when • num
her of workmeu .re regularly employed on
this auk. The timber, when felled .ad
roughly trimmed ea the spot, is brought
down to • wharf oo the rtlrwluele, where at
r dressed and cut up told ')locks of fixed
arae ; at as then stacked to gei seseened,and
as required supplies are brought down to
the wile for 000unigtls In the .,fues.'s
rooms.
5..5 and oil are excluded from her mal
sty • •pertmeute. Here light is provided
by means of wax candles, .11 of on., spacial
putts' a. their daily renters' being the duty
of a specal oli.crl. In eons of the other
ep.rtmeos gas is utilized, end on ether
parte oil lamp* are burned, gas supplying
the .lusters ..t the staff generally. More
over, although the Queen bars all but
caddies for her own private use, .he has
permitted the introduction of an electric
light plant. Tress plsoed underneath the
north worse. wad 15 In 'chases of • special
et:sower, outer the general eupervumu of .
promteeo: e.ectnctaq. This plant ha. Dever
been largely used, but the light hs been
led Inte .ted applied to the main corridors,
to sue or two of the royal &partmsnta, an
to the library. A year or so ago the angin-
al pant was replaced by newer and mon
powerful m..•hmery, which would probably
sufbce to light the whole of the castle 1f the
Queen ea walled ; bet this bus not yet ocour-
red, nor as she likely to .action at. Floc•
line be11s and telephones abound throughout
the castle. hut electric light s allowed very
limited play.
The opal required for traduce castle
chiefly coma trots. certais collieries to
North reales, brought to train loam of per
haps 500 loos at • time. From the Dutton
it is earned to the tastes. an venous parts
of which are deep and spacious cellars into
which it is tipped. Thence at is cooveyd
05 requlre.d to toe different rears end chicon,
nambenog some hundreds
loafs are almost uukuown 1n the matte:
consequently the coal has to be hoisted
from the wveraoue cellars and tamed hith-
er and thither by seal porters- The re-
plenishing of the free u carload out upon •
most careful and efficient plan, footmen and
other higher wrests newt -tag the mai from
the porters and passing it oa to the royal
spatmeot• at intervals throughout the day
Each ulb,sl connected with heating and
lighting the castle Me his allotted duties
and recognized pronoun, and thus the rest -
deuce of the highest lady in the land 1e
lighted and warmed in efficient manner by
many wad verities prerelease.
Tee rent Moate •trlraa enameN.
The Cape government is contemplating
bestowinr • pension ups the founder of the
diamond industry an the country over which
It holds Jurisdiction. That he is actually
the dwouverer of the tint diamond in South
Afnmo te • tact beyond dispute, which has
been sworn to by anmerous witnesses, be-
fore H. Reynolds, .1 f , for %Ysodsortas,
Vaal River, South Africa.
In the year 1136*,, Lessard Jambe, • Kor-
annah, was led by • report that • German
mnesiosery, named Kallenberg, bad settled
io Peale' n:ow koown as R.rkly), to "trek"
thither 10 search of rel(rios. lnstrection.
Atter remaining at 1'eaiel for some mouths
he be,ame distil/Seel, and resolved to re-
turn to the the kraal, but was doesua4ed by
Mr. tnalleober., wbo pointed nut to 81111
the advantag-s Of remeinlat wl(bt0 teach
of a Christian 1005100. He also added to
the persuasion that he bad read that geolo-
gies In the old country had exprened opin-
ion that Mouth Africa should prove
damoodiferous. It sus possible that while
tilling the grout(' he might dioses, one of
these valuable etemes Jacobs, who had
before heard of the diamond, asked
what et won, 504 how to be distinguished,
whereupon Mr. Kalleaberg told him that if
he found a Woo. bright and shining, like
elan, which withetood the fine while his
pulse beat 6.e times or more, he might ono-
eludeat wan a dlomood, while, on the other
Mod, if it pepped in the ashes. it was .
crystal cud valueless.
"Why," said Leonard. "my children
have many bright stones each as you speak
of, Sad when i ro home 1 will put them i0
the lire."
On his re'arn to hie little farts, ro(rlember
Mg the mtesonary's Iaetrnct(oo5, he Owed
several bright semen which his children had
collected, ss the fire. Mt 511 popped with
the exception of one, wiech seemed imper-
vious to the heat, .n he put it side to take
to Mr. Kalleohsrg when ant he visited the
maroon. Some instbs elapsed. whew est
day, on peeparing to go into lintel, he re-
membered the bright atom, sad naked his
daughter for it, who told him that sly the
day before she had exchanged it with •
trader for rote c.lrco end wire. Al this
the shrewd old Koreans/1 concluded that
the .ease most have toms wits, or the
trader wonld not have gives the goods in
stab** for it. He thereupon went to the
Fuld Corset of the di.tnot, who, hearing
the mon, agreed to ride with him to Gad
the order. They •.o.rdt.gly .carted, and
eaoo.0tered him seem mils off, whet he
ewe* to having (eisived the loose. teasel.'
1Mt at won of wo valise, he had thrown it
away.
The (:o -re t. thereunen, onkel hive why
if it was of no value, be had •tob.agel it
for (nerob0n.lna After rens Mmlt•t*a he
5t keg* r.wuswted to return sad oleos
them where he bad throws It away, fret,
esetrN that they stark to him derermiowlly
he at teerth releMaetiv prod.es'rl tbo.tnwe,
lambs rel'warr) at h,. reneverv. Mt 5hti
nasertue se to Ile •also. ('•4.(004 at osa M
the missies. slant he fusty, mu& to hie
Megrim, that Mr. EaBiaberg MA bees
treoderre4 t• bit Mat his ei eIM
at, the 01ee. Aim t.rt•.N, 0r%
.8.. b eharrei lib /kwa0. %.p g1s
told him that be keys .ethisg stns
ma bat th1N ()0dtrev Rotten. IM sure -
keeper, alight. He, , "111411111
eul4 d
sod Myule,ase a. 1atin ~i1W Ho in stub IS
ttt(ea eesk 111 to a Mai M t
.8.I.weis M a 1%0 ■hsehN4 'Ours
1b Mlle Wvlehoune, face peilew, a>.r.
tog of the eteme, *need lit to he e=•mtu•/
M on Aaewdamt expert. who premisssed
it • genet* dkteead.
Mese Phillip thereupon purchased it for
1000, a•alag lit the Suez et South Africa,
and tt still reseals in his toady. L. ..r4
Jacob* finally, after the t.ps of two rise.
received from Godfrey Radio/ • rims::
wags, este 'beep end a little mosey, lib
east amount of which he does cul recallsot.
Hes seveuty•erght yam .ld, end M par.
teetty well ani Mose--PW Mall )Inapt.
Lebo Mfg.
There 1e ao greater bore thus a hem*
echo that repeats asesntt01ly whatever ass
segges. or seers. It is • mimeo* to be
always cuiocidd wit►. A man of sem
hki w argue We porus Nd prure has poai-
mons. 1 he erhoseso. of 'apposition;
sharpens hs was . but 11 met with • se.
lineal affirmative iterate.° of hs owe words
his game is blocked, and he is, so to speak
dumWsndd. On the contrary, • mutee-
Nous, "Nen, I dont think so." puts • ntau on
his mettle. If wrong he has • chane•e of be-
teg est right ; /1 n.ht, of enjoying an
Molest triumph. To be is compeny with
one who has iso opinion but your opals 0
as bad as bens caged with • miaow
If you ask ea iedividsl so the habit ot
agreeing with everybody the reaeoo of his
oomplalsaoce, 1a may tell you, perhaps,
that he 'hats ostroversy. Hates os-
troverey ! 11e alight s well say chat he
hates truth. for disputation is the :rumble
in which the gold of truth ti .operated from
the alloy of error. How many things were
taken for granted in former ages that
modern argument hat shown to be mer► f.1.
Iscitiea.
The grand ol.latt tet • man of mind le to
ampules koowle•ise ; but h• ran learn no
thing from those who are •Iw•%e ready to
pin Asir loth to his sleeve without taking
the trouble to think for themselves. Wet
detest the suavity that is too polite to
doubt. ad the and.ffereoe. that Is too phleg•
matte to argue
1 be loot of causer.
The inmate of empire are exemplified an
the story of H. M. '. Phoebe, which has
been stationed on the West coast of .\few,
and ties become there little more than •
fever hulk. The fever broke out on board
hen she was at Forward° Tomcod It spread
uch rapidity that the cruiser hal no
rho:rut to run for it to the Island of
Ascension. Bat Ascension was far away
and by the tune the Phoebe reached that
port 120 of her men were oo the sick list.
sod there were but 30 left to work the ship.
Nasty bee of the men were landal for
treat meat oo shore, but of thew five had died
when the letter be•rIQg the Dews was dis-
patched.
lo the ordinary course of duty, at will be
the business of the Phoebe to return to the
dreadful crest re soon as shoran muster men
enough to (eke bar bask again, They will
probably have • deadly relapse. and so the
case stands. It as thought that • crow SO
exosptioo.11y tried hs earned the right to
return to k:neland, or at least to some cllm
we where it may hope to vet the fever out
of Iota blood. blot the admiralty will have
to be r..-koned with. and there is no koow-
tag how it will decide. The Ilntuh tax-
payer has certainly value in heroism for the
money he .41.4. open hie 4Msl. •
•
wenn melee.
Man is net handsaw'. if we were to take
500 horses, 500 horses or even 500 well Id,
clean lookine pigs. 1t s likely that they
would present • more uniformity agreeable
appears.* than 500 human beings selected
past es they come The array of stooping,
boaelees forms. tawny, wrinkled skins,
scrawny and dried up or monstrously fat,
bloated individuals io the 500 would be
enough to pie • sensitise person • sight•
tare.
Worst of ail, these unsightly members of
the human family do 0otare anything about
it_ They are so conceited spp•reetly that
they fancy they aro well enough s they are
even when they are ugly enough te stop •
watch. Teeth, complexions, figures, skin,
and hair are so neglected 18.1 41 . hard to
believe we are really civilized.
It is time the race was taking up the mat
ter of beauty culture to earnest. \leo need
it o. much as women. Ilevsloplog the mus
cion, feeclaor like ratios' human beings,
keeping the eke and the teeth clean, are
some of the ways in which the averse pir-
ate an make himself agreeable looking.
Round shoulders aro • dawro.e Above
.11, be needs to keep lite soul Olean end
healthy by henesty.good fineaper and purity
of life.
• Table d Mae IM•h.
There is a table in the 9egate department
of the Nam* Santa Mara Hospital Museum
at Florence, Italy, which for originality to
the matter of conception and eoetruction u
probably without • rival. The dentroer and
constructor ot the wonder was Professor
Iialseppe SSepto lone Sethority spells the
name 'Maestri) the discoverer of a Pat pre •
ossa for pstriltiag human and other flesh,
and who worked is the various hospitals
and museums of Italy about forty yearn ago.
To • osusa1 ..b.erver this table is ootb.og
more orlon than • curious mosaic made up
of marbles and agates of different sizes and
colors. In reality, however, it is oompoeed
wholly ot bum* flesh, mases, viscera, In
Matinee, etc. It oompnw every portion of
the human bdy,.howi.g the whole interni
anatomy, .n beautifully petrified as to he a
wonder to the traveller as well se an object
of .tidy for the medial student. The table
is bordered with upward. of 0011 hnodrd
human eyes. preserved by some proems
wbieh makes them look as natural as life. it
is, without doubt, the most rhstly piece of
furniture ewer designed by Ines.
afep..Mllty elf Mb ..ren.
Most assuredly, the releasable office's of
basking institutions are fully Istified to
kold1ug all their employees to the strictest
lie of right end proper personal eoediaot.
No ass should take a piss in • hank whets
n ot willing to submit to ngornus disiplie,
as regards his habits of lite. If individual
liberty ie thus restricted. it i5 0eewssery for
the mf. conduct of the butanes that it
. hosts be. Of coarse. the president and
other high officials of the leek will them-
sdvv. 'Otey each roles ■• they oy lay
down fee the *Hence of ' to , r sabenlma' .+
If • hank .krh my set .+r'.k to • pobhr
piece or esu • pool rear, '.r plc] hekey or
maps er wire way to ear '•tbor had hang,
*Ether riot, a bask preeldesk
Warned •es/0et t♦wbe+lry.
'My geed wowmn,'said the {earthed judo,
'yen tient give .0 sower is the !west pee
N 11M words .f which pro ere meth* 110ts
pWa .ed iipk geaMwl
l. whither. wham
pes . wen _- 4 tea the Orem with the baby
oil weer art, the. momenta wee seeds(
ego ea the t side sad the tea► es the
Isis the was trills to pail
tlho *b. es week. ata
- MOW r , .'3 .aa snit
rMer R
,li ..Li •
aim •• fay km. Nd .blob et 1hoss re•
apsad , se how N Irma'
DAIRYMEN IN SESSION.
•ed.teer 11.1.1 01.. NA lratrrcate• Meat-
ilog at l.rrattoure.
1:AS0506J14, Out • Jan 4. At the morn
lug 1a,lou of the Fa.trru llntariu hairy
sura'.. A' o'latiou 11' H. l'arluw. I're'.ideiit
`of the Asle•iatlon, war chainuau. The
first speaker was Protestor Shutt, chief
chem.' at the Flgerinse utel Statham Oh
lawn, whoa) being Iotrduced. proceeded
with his lecture, ": clamor in the *Miry,"
which explained the component parts of
milk, risers.. etc. On the terrrimlation of
the lecture a green* disc modes of the sub
jecr
Thr i,.., .(raker. Mr John GoiiI4. of
(Ohio, had for his subject "Ilow to grow
and Warr realism mid c..ru " fle treated
the wuhj,.et fully nod pointed out the gain
to be hied by planting warn In drills iuwteati
of the methal uuw foltuwwl bT pleating
in hill.. A question ad aru.wer 11i.nus
siotl 011 the sul,je•t renown'. '
The ..fternoos ,u•.wiva wee l•tdl.talel'r.l
by Profemor lass. (h,ta►i.. Agricultural
l .11.ge. leeturuig on the subject of "Hest
mrtl'n,ls of working a farm generally."
l'rofrm+ur H..ie•nwni, IAomiui,tia 'Mir)
l'umnu..400. lnllowv.l uu "1)st t Work."
stating what methals if pursued lel to
scare. and whet O. fitlitr•
In the envois the vi.ating farriers.
their wife* and ditugbter+ seseemblel in
'1'uruer'. opera house, the nano lug partak-
ing of teeth a ..seine .ted 'net rust iyr 1.11.015,'
ter Mayor 11 11. ('nowt ens cheiretau.
Ad Ir..se. were male during the evening
by the Hon. 3114111 1)11.1141. Minister of
Agriculture of Ontario, Mr John
of (16Io, Prof.•ew,r Robertson and Mr.
Andrew Petunia, Pre.itlent of W 1). .6s
strciatiotl. The inter, ale let wren whims.
were r.ude'rd pleneout b} orahe.trul and
iu.1rumental mush. .66 the end of the
nano trig thrrrcheers were guru for Her
alajr*ty, and Led Save the Queen wen
played by t lot .'rele.tra.
(;ANANtatt-s. 1ILL; ..' Jan. 5. --Thr third
and laid meeting of the eighteenth animal
iesiwn of the A,u*riatb,n wax leek! yriter-
d.:y. '1 he meet tug was Auld yeseel by the
*Iota..1ohu Dn,len, alinieter of Agricul-
ture, 1Jnlano; I'r,f.wor ltolrn_.uu, 1110
Ihtiry Cuninli.siosier, Ottawa, and
Mr. .lube Guild. of ()hi... The subject
treated upon being the feed stud uaaunet
in vi'hlch the cow e1 id lie treated a. tea
.tabling. frediug. etcand the namt rib
clout pricrdure toil* observed its chrr+r
making.
The lion..fohn 1)r>den brought to the
notice of the a..,rlubl11 the variant. enact
name.. favorable to cher.... 111311 anti titer..
A committee of the delegates n -Brioni f•.t
the puma... of drafting a list of the mime-
o( jwr- i. for office -.' during the ensiling
year. The folio%ino «hirers were elected
1.y- the dela-rites prewt: I'reeilleut, Ed-
ward Kidd, North Gower. (hit.; let Vice
President. F:. .1. Madden. Newbury, 2nd
6'in Pre.idrut..folm SIc1'avi..hNaucamji:
Direct,re. It. A.l'raig, North flower: N'nt.
Eager. Morriel,urg: J. le hsrgavel„Iagin:
Jae.; Whitton, N'elimsne 1•'un,rr: T. 11.
Carlow, SVarkwonh; H. Wattle. Turdlt..
Secretary.K. 1.. Murpby,Elgin. Treasurer.
I'. H. Dalry. Foxboro; Audit.'r., Murder
Hine. Sterling; WW'm. Bissell. Algonquin
Official Steiographer, N'n(. Mcl:illit-telt
Toronto; 1n.trnctors. 1...,. lten.lry,R•ark
worth; IV. N. Grant, I'eterlxrroigh;
Hobert Hellin., Madam.; 1: 1:. l'ablo,
P rth:.1. McCann, l'enh. >' 1' Pun is.
Mar eine
NOT KNOWN IN OUNDeS•
Two Sir...ger*. roaw.l peal 1. 1,y.ss1erd,
1 .,n.,.. Thought 10 Ir.• Cau,wllaas.
ST101 o1:I,. ('0111... .fan - - William
Faehton, Al ;viten 1,1,1. oho le•Iong+1 tor.
15 la., (ut_ and a woman. thought lis
1... hi. wife, were (uund deal neer the
moaning of the New York. New Havre
dud *lirtftlyd Hallway. a mile fr the
station. one Saturday. '11u- wnmmn'a body
war brniee4L and there are t *0 drill
gashes in her head. as thona!h mettle by a
blunt instrument 'file ereesi lg when.
the couple were found it it lonely +pot, and
it is thought they erre mrinlerrlThr
rnnple stopped at a 11otr1 in 1:rv11w'i,-ba
few nights ago. and it it w1,1 Parton had
.onsi.lrrable money aleaut him This was
not found when his clothes were r:.anlin
rd
I(.tuu.Tus, .tan. 7. -In reference to the
pre. despatch from Stanlfunl. Conn..
statins that William F'a.hton. "f l)urida..
Out . and as Kim/1t11 eupp,..rl to 1e his
wife had been murdered • near that plate..
enquirer. Made in 1)unlae reseal the fact
t hat no man by 16e nano.. of Fasbtoi had
lived there for titan) years pier and it i*
prolelide. the leen' couple were fent
I ' bee comity. (yet., and out the town of
I (.tutlor. as stated.
Stricken With Paralysis.
(.jt Illi):.. Jan. 7. - While .peeking on a
bill respecting the Speaker of the Legi.la-
tivie ('011ncil in that House at 1 o'clock
Satllnlay the 11on. Mr. Sterne. was
stricken with parxly.ir on the left side
At the t11oment of the Mishap lion. Mr
Srarnee wee Somewhat excited over a men
ante introduced in the Council. He we
down and told lion P liernesu that be
w-,ts i11. at the rein* time calling lion. ler.
Marctl to hi. side. lion. air Sterne, is
7M, and ha, represented the District of
Salaberty eight y'are; be is an ex Speaker
of the Council tinder Mercier. Hon. J. A
t'hapin's visited Mr. titarsee as he lay
on a conch, with Felber Cane, 8. J.. et hi.
✓ ide
Escape From • Burning Building.
OTTAWA, Jan:. -- F0111* person.. narrow
IL escaped toeing their lives in a tire in .
three storey stone building, on Ihikr
street. on Saturday They wen. Mr
Touriennmde. a Itrlgian wood r-arrer.
wife and two children. The hudnnd
✓ aved hie family with great .1idiculty M
pei.hing hie way down a flight of Sari,
it Filch was romp!.•tely euckeed in flames
and *lb far burned ar to threaten giving
wa> at every .tet. 11e then broke through
on.• of the lerge front window, on the
gro. nd flexor The ptnp'rt> is owned) by
Mr .I (' Brennan. and the tom will
amount, to at lewd Velet1.
There'll he ■ Nig Jump 1. Salt.
1.4,'Is1si.Ont Jan 7. The .nit mini
feetnrer. of th.• ic-nvfnre met here on So
tuell:r. All t l '• flete in the pen tree
swore r•eprr.ent,•I and it aeet... Ilk.•1> that
the pens• of tale 11 .burly take a jump.
"Tl:. prow at t• 1.1, h .alt ha. wholesaled
for:..- naidcrabl.•time hay leen rntnnts
to lie" .aid Ono of the deleg.te• Steps
we ,• Icing t*k.•n to forme an •arroclatlew
to ..k alter tile 1MMre.t of salt maattfas-
tarsrs and to maintain better nein.*, ilk,
gray. nt Hsforth, pee.idr'1, and Mr. T. 1I.
Garter, of (;ourtright, sae armory.
•. 67weretbfel Report.
MoOy*ZAL, Jai. 7..- The Qlma/ya
Pacific Railway (apyy .glebes &ajr
Ow votary that the ornupenre weekabspa
are I he cloned Anws 0.4 that eewaral
thrgssuirt wwekfsgsten tical he thlilleneea
of ewaployt0ent PevsA0 vit.N1la]gaM
will be made salsa to the *8.4101.0..). kip
esrntnp, bat the weektahegs will set ke
slowed down.
•
Oottolna
•
isn't in if
It 'sjust be.
Cause there is
no lard in .tthat
TTOLEE'
Hle new shortening
is so wonderfu5 pop-
ular with housekeepers.
OTTOLENE is i ORty
(DELICATE, HEALTH-
filL)51Tf5FY 4 -►tone
of time unpleasant odor
Piecet1ar6NY connected
with lard
w.a In a snit S wood Wlls by .11 grocers.
Made only by
The N. K. r 'crank
Com pat
It •nt.gto..so 055
mONTttk.t ..
Time 1s Wee*.
It was 'war live ocl•.•k, and the ins was
ea his way horse from *.tea wheu he met •
wanderer who had no home
'Iacuse me,' said the wanderer; 'do you
think tln.e Is mosey''
'That's what they say, reepo•ded .the
man
'.hod what time is 1t sow `'
'About live o'clock.'
'Well. give me •Ix,ut five cents, ani be
thankful 1 did not strike you at ten
o'clock.'
He got the nickel.
ase Wst of Tailor sp. l'•IIe SIao.
'We have • certain panoo,' Dean Hart,
of Denver, writes, Roving h'. mon.,, 'whom
we keep on the frontier. Ile is • rough
diamond, and he+ • kn•:k with the miner.
No long ago he went to* camp called Rico,
o orrowed a dance h.11 over the saloon for
hs service, 'rounded up his lays' and the
hall won tilled. After the sermon caste the
collection a very important feature The
preacher ran hie eye over his audience, and
room( • cettsin gambler known as 'Bill the
Ktd,' 'lldly,' he said, 'take up the cnlle.:-
uon.' Very much humored, Billy took his
1.1g sombrero hat,and with at important end
dignified air, 05 won tit iins for the oo.'asina,
be made his way to the front an I held hs
hat for • young man on the furennut chair
to 'denote.'
'The young miser dropped in • quarter
(Ally looked et a :-them putting hos hand
under his coat tads dee. hie revolver and
said, with the utmost gravity, 'Noting 111a0,
take that hack ; :hs herr • a dollar Mew
Then, with hos hat and revolver, movag
around the hell, he gest s matey dollars as
there were penple.'
iR81.1
RETIRING BUSINESS
.I/111N RALi'Ii
TIN AND STOP DEALER,
Hamilton -at.,
has decided to noire tram huo,nr,w, and
will dispose of hu eutire stack
AT and BELOW COST!
in order to sell out quickly.
JOHN RALPH.
Fifty Years
IEPOLE THE Ven1.IC ANP SALK
STILL INCUEASINO.
Gray's
Syrup «
Red
Spruce
Gum
Por COUGHS, COLDS anil all i.UNO
A F I'ECT IONS. ss eta s bottle. Sold
everywhere.
Sailor WATSON • Co..•*este
3 1►AOtq'11010*L .
Rob
Roy
Cigar
It', ills)w'calhlhle
I'm Scott but
yon canna
smoke a better
Cigar than
"III BOY,"
Dg tied Sc.
lou• i get out
I>,f t1I1D Ebr a
4ieter'
IAD
v
SOMETHING YOU CA
Steel Chinas r (made by D. R.
of Antwerl•, Germany), Tea P
Sugar Bows, Plates, Cupo
Butter Dishes,
Cull and tree O1!ii1NEY's NEN' OXyoRII
TH// CI- FAPE§T Ar
vY
1
HARP[ LE
The leading Stove lies.. -
Heating Eilgitieer-
.jStove Fitting ,u'.l Itepairitlg prompt
('11,%L III I.- 4 1olp.•r**
HALLIDAY'S IMPERIa,
041
1'tr(xlft
•
I8 AN UP I•'O DATE REs I r1 U N'P.
+ + •
Choices/f,i,ietiiv rc ri', Ut's't
Only the Best kept on hand
/'!.1lltS
-9 r
STOCK -TAKING SALE . .
As we Lotrel skins .(..•k .,ext month, for the NI:\ 1 1HIRT1 LAYS we
give some rare bargains ,n
Stloves,
Cutlery,
'Tinware,
Lamp Goods.
We have some of the beet `Stoves a0 the market eon oar ser r sales chew
we aro .oilier Ihei, cheap. flowerer, rather than keep any over, we will eel
cheaper still.
We are sole magenta for It Monte.( 1'0.'. Stoves of whu•h tee sold 7 miser
are splendid bakers, end the tire door a full site of tire hon for earning
Examine this Stove before buying.
WORSELL &
FANCY SLIPPERS
O.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
We have just received d a heir as-.+ortitetlt of F .n. , r il.fa n .uitabk Ear
1'hru;tttsw, I'rr.ent, which we are In'lutr.rl to tote lou at fan,-.•- that defy
competition. ('all and see them.
We hear a great deal about Bargain I►ays•just now. Ras will give you
Bargains in holies', Gents', anal ('hildren. Footwear d ell *Ora.
Men's Fov..l lace Boots, ...lid leather, 9:ic. per pair.
" „ lungr•so " " " $1.20 peg pit.
ladies' Butt Bouts, from i:.. up to t:1.00.
Mise* and l'hilitrenr Shoes at equally low prices •
iu ( i% endows se will give you prices low'er than the lowest
L.eiiea' Felt Button f 1vert,loes at >itIf'::' per pair.
" Waterproof " at $I.:iO per pair.
Gent. Snow Excluders, Elora, at $1.20 per pair.
'We carry the celebrated I;ranhy 1 h'erahoes in stork that will soar lib
iron and will Ix• *.pill at prices to suit the time..
ladies' (h-er$tockines at 40e. and :IUc. per i.tir
Wr deal in Hoots and Shoes caclusively and can give you letter Dosch
for feats money than you have to pay for inferior,go.■L in the general Stoma.
1'.B. Iteuteiobsr that we otter iso Pit EM 11' M to get you to buy we
I:I.1Is a\rept their1 Exceptional Value.
W. SHARMAN, Jr.,
('ornrr Fist .t. and Square Suco•s•or to F. Domino.
NEW Z=NES
=KESS Goons_
Now arriving and to anise, and although i Ito not indulge in the
Spread -Eagle style of advertising•° common at the present day, a dis-
cerning public cannot fail tor ice that the Galles 1 handle are New,
Seasonable and up to date. ices are right every time and all t
time, Quality considered. I need not enumerate lilt' different bines
Stock and to arrive in due eour-e. leaf the public may resit sneered that
no House in the Trade can (lo IMett('r, as I buy only from the beet
Wholesale Houses, and on a strictly Cash bask One of my Specialties
just to hand in an Extra Wide Russian Navy Serge. herd finish, at a
Price never w) low in the anus: -4 the Dry Good. Trade.
fepente. alndir 1.15110.1. f ren One. 00.'..nt far rank
A. MUNRO
[haver and flabeedaadl'.
CROSS -CUT SAWS!
lVe keel, a largo• •. tutu • of the .er7 t Brand on the
market ; ground how kine to ter grill* thinner Mi the lack than
on the fa.., i '
AND ARE FULLY Y iii ARRANTED.
Thele (loads we has, T. -ducal in price sad err now wiiitg their
AT PRICES JIVER BEFORE UARD Ore
A fun fine of PIM. 7aiokaMt, Haa(Ile` .and *MI always in Moet
111.1MMkw 11151144.
DAVISON