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All overflow meeting wa11, held ill
the writing i, Victoria'atveet church
and was conducted by Kew. Jos. Philp
and Ihe wader of the eIau'cb.
. Monday Night's Entertainment.
The social. side of human u.tut•e
onday
whet then ladies nized enprovided aeven-
ing,'sup-
per,
ut,-p er, followed by 31 pV1l I1 m of music
1131 speeches, The angler was set•vetl
in the Iuasemuenl, which seemed to 1111
admirably tulapterl to the purpose,
;dud tinder the NoI1tlt('Is attention of as
numerous and efficient corps of
weite•rs.. armed with. -ample Nupply of
thus' deleet(ble things which the
holies of North street know no well
how to provide, a huge and hungry
.'r11w'I
was raiwrd to 1111 exalted state
of 1844441 Ilalllre.
Thu pastor of the church presided
during the rendering of the progrttu
in the auditor' . With him on the
platform vete the president of the
conference : Hey, 11. :11. Manning. "1
Clinton, chairman of the district ;
Rev. Junes 11n,111ton : Hrv. H.
\11:gilt• pi 33LOr of the flautist (-buret'
gra'. \V. 1. Mahan! I. Her J. C. Heid,
pastor of Nile Met11odi't eburoi, (1 (1
Itcv. H. Nott. The t'hoit• of the
church, reinforced by member•., 11i the
other chuvch eludes. gave t w4 cher-
*Peskin good font. 1 *otos awls con-
u'ibntwl - 3)y (;lute. If. 11 No., A.
St ahel:laud, bliss 11c1'ittie and Frei!
T. F:getter, 1(11 of them teeing meeivetl
evithleamure and a )pl:iuse•. A (or -
net solo by Clarence 1'e•ttningtun was
warmly' em+ure'd. and Mr. Pennington
responded with aseeend her The
nmisical pr'ogr'am Was under the eon.
dut•tnr'ship of A. Hoy Athens, who
• acted +Liao As -are pitnist.
ltev. 11 r. 11aax(•n 111 his brief remark.
lel the Opening of the proer.eln spoke
of the joy with which le 13.331 labored
in the building Af tar ,en' ch33r•c11:
nest, 13•calse of the great Purlsw(, in
vice', and. further, Is -rause of the
hearty iseoperat hitt of llie otli.•i:as and
it itel,i al members of the r11,$r'e•g:t-
lion. Ile holed that the new church
w11nld
be 111e birthpl.u•rl,f rattly sults
Mal a centre of great inthlrnrr in the
r
't y,
1'he:addreseea by the !.t1*' oliui44'I
a3,14' ii, c11ngratultury vein. 33.•v.
111. s\Vliglt, for the H:apt kit., eta'
Ito:. ME. 11 1t4m, for the Prebv-
t- urian-. sla.ke 11f ahs synip:oily et Om
sister churches 'in the I"ngregltlion's
effort aud of their pleasure in its ful-
filment. Several t•.afe►etices were
111.ide to church union, land Its1. 11r.
. Philp especially dwelt linen it 3131
s 'thing he Ilrul low Is'e•11 I'3 ikitig
for. -aVithettew•..t,iliug for ,111 erg •
union, he LI got there Might lie a
• e.tufcdrrntion of 1(11 the I'rot•st4(nl
.•Inrrches of the 4ralntl•y, which. while
retaining tllrit' distinctive features.,
'night in gnat emitters stand together'
and wield 11 mighty influence. Such
.44
confederation would :also Mean
greater e. y ,and Mle•lr•asld power
in missionary work. Hrv. '*I3. 11:tt-
ning gave s tho,ghihtl and !evilest
l• 4 •r11pii til,• Mini. Octal
whh•rss x11 t K
having a church so) well 3,3, ‘ idl•d with
the Irll•:11t3 of carrying on their work.
the rung/rind'-ivoutd nine enspli.y
their energies in the further -
:ewe of 33i,• rnis'ionary cause and would
take their share in the great %i•ork 111
11, erengelixial inn ,1 the world. trld. 11ra.
Mr. Heil, (eeriest :sl3Mt34ive feeling''.
in ta tint
he heart, or the me• 1.I,,•r. of the
North street eongregati when he
referred in warm terms of admlir,tiun
and nl1.e•tion to their pastor. Rev. Mr.
Hazen ; it was Ia tribute well de+••evert•
lentotle• of the Mont Iiiellealtlt 111,1114111s
of 't1( ea•e•uing 4,f ideas,re and g*Nml
feeling. Regret was expressed at the
• nnavotlI1thle al4s1'1r(e 11( )tr'. J. A.
' Anderson. pastor o1 Knox rionwit.
who l.ot,iut(•nde•3 to lw• presthit, bol
war 1:11141] away 111 1U1111e•afeu r11up11
Lusi,e,s,
\t the Close 11t Ihr p) •twain Costive
Acbram movers. seconded by It. \1'.
11• Kenxie, a vote of thank% to the
speakers, to the eheit• and ted olh4•ls
1,.,' their lassirt:a,ce.:anti the emotion
was heartily endrlrs•ed. The 34113•(ed1
of the evening were Abele dada.
The tnusival pl:og1'14111 % ('4 its folk
there.1 131 1
•i,1 t..l
I,o:u
P11/1.1 ins of 1( s" r' 11 Horning' r
3110L.
glver•".A.a1 rr uu
1
Soto ".Thr
t.1o31 .e l.f'L.':ah. MeV 11ue
. 'C'rctst dildo , • 1' Ineri•, 1 I'. unu,1(Ilm
.3'!.' .."UGM. 11.3%s atrr.y ..t. I'. 1,,a -nor
1'haty ...":+reg, of ermine- ..4 boot
HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY
Finds H. S. Barnes Younger Than for
Years- Dodd's Kidney Pills and
Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Kat Portage. IlnOnto1larrh i!) t S
isr•-
int.) 31t. 11. S. 15(rm•s, a w•e•16k,own
citizen :411d father "f as for,11'r Warn'
of this town, 14'11411.atrl his eightieth
birthday some t' • ago, but 1s still :am
su1341•1 and energetic 1(r 111:111y men test
. year, younger.
"1 ft•e•I y11unger and in better health
Their I have imr•n (1.years,- 11r.
i(slrm, .SN's, ••:113 e
11 I give the redi3. to
1►.4id'r k111n4•y Pills and troll's
3))'.pi'psi4TaWets. 1 etfTered ee•ven•.
ly with a pain aern3t nay Il,u•k and n
liuruislg seasllt' when urinating
'that, was very painful. I►e1ld'. Kid-
ney Pills tinsel Inc. I was also :e
teem allferer from iitonu,•h - trrnl131r+
4111,1 U4n1d's J►ystwq,da'ra111els mel nu•
right on u1y-fect."
From the Far West
AWeider, Ulan, who was recently
elettrd In Congress. (alio. to Washita/ -
UM to.'1(wk aro 1 and neve it hathis
duties wart% Ile. ,was hospitably re-
ely/d and Wean wined and diners a
tat many . times by his en/leagues.
Before he welt house he said to his
friends : "ily 34.31.rge, I've bad a g3eal
thee t 1 have had (Unwire and bleak -
tests a114 snppere Ritter*. given to me.
111 fall, 1 hna•'•n't I104 my knife 11)11 of
- my sloth 'since 1 etluck town." --Ex-
change.
Largest organ in the t3ody
is the liter, !hitt' wander lhnt liyei'.
trouble makers you feel se rnis•rehle.
The Ntymtoms are cenetil!tatiem dirzi•
nese, indigestion, headache, feeling of
depre,lsien and Isck of appetite.
Their is but one sort• cure, 1•,
Ilanliltott's Pills. in every OW the '
are 4I keet11f111, Ry relying on I)r.
Hamilton's Pills ,nit are sure Of strong
tit.,l.lity, nourishing blood, 'bright,
oheery spirits. No longer wilt 111(
i
settler fr,rn disordered liver orud-
neys. The marvel of this imelieitre
that it keeps you well prevents a
wards off Nirknene of every kind. 254.
Per hex ever'yw'here,
A Bao Spell.
Little Marion wn,i invitedher
'ml allet- to dine 1(t, dile lioniseof ve'r'y
primer friend, awl, %Visiting her to ap-
pear nt her best, her they told her
eforehand that elle must not nee
tinhivtrnble Irnlarks about nnythi1g
On the table.
Marion remembered her in3trne-
Ilnns well until the tasted her den-
sert, aud then, leaning across the
table low'ards her mother, in a very
audible whisper she epellrl, after the
manner that, she bad h.'.at•d grown
prrHlde spell when she wan not In-
tended to understand, "Mamma. -
bt•i--,'alt plc."—LippMTMLV's.
REV. JOSEPH PHILP. E.D...
Pe>"dent of the London (:enfe.en:•ea, ,
ORANGE BRAND LI IDGE.,
Sleeting- Closes Early Friday Me: n;'IE
To Meet at Orangeville Next Year. •
'The Orange Grunt L /•I,; ..f t l•o.0 i.l
West runtimes( its o,3 , n
Thursday east awl 11131 r ' ,.'•:•-'1 its
business pull after Le e
hour. Oo.u,e% Ole Was' e h.. , ee
1430, of no,: ill.3 Ind u, '. I c, o .
1'Ir•r3'a31 1 spirit .•d rolt1•-r Ir' 1•. .•.I
1.)1.:111)(1•V aid 11(4.1'Moon? ho:: -' ilii•
latter plats.' bend,( only ti W.• votes t..:•
d
1111I
A Itirj.e portion ofth( day waa taken
f lir lieu,=ion of oeesitizaeloti.
A pt'1.13asntil111 to inure.. o• the le.
valeta lu.w,.mmvlt 1111' 1111' p(IU31•13
M31gr, 14 ,111 111 eents to 'Ll et nos, 1•.i
urganitlui-ut purposes. w,e. ,nhmliitl•d
by the special emit lliltee nm enKar.i'a-
t' , but wa, stoutly opposed I.'.
Mthly of 1lie 411.111g;41.,•31,
.1.,1:, \Vright, Toronto Jtnl'ition. 111
presenting ' t h.' 1.•134.11. lintliuwl 111.•
whew.. proposed. Of 1he fund. .,t
(:4:11111 bodge, lifter J411411ary' 1. 11'117. it
was 4yit Kested I'1 expend *tomtit feel
armours Num "t *Loire heiteg rlesite,l
aC'11nvt•. .. rnulitlitlre i l 1134. 33,l-
proposeil with lower to .v1;.'_.• ai..l
decide the organizers. '1'b,' 131..•1(,.
was 111 be r:limed by as per capita lax •.1
Li cent which none unity :uunurfln 1.,
111 cent,, 311 the prirlulrt' lodge ,.
Brand Lodge etralt4lally (licid,'.1. and
the p41. ',3:(13.111 of the 1•
ter carried by 121 111 ult.
Fo,t member,. of the Ontario Le•gi,-
kWt1111• to Id11•,sed the I, ml:;•' 111 111.'
Ilftely111,n s1"nl"11, aud SpeL.' ill :1 co11•
141:1111141111'v vein. It. It. liaun.y, 11.
I. I'.. 11f \Lwit"t3i,, thought it the
duty of til.• Irethr,I*'lo wl41rb (3.3,•1 n-
11lrllts. 1Intl the oilier liven of the f, .
linked strength the I h,ntirlton 34u1-
rt•llu,'nl, hl. thought, condi) 114,1
1larse3 ihr aut,im,l11 W' bill-,- T. S.
Uuaa, M.'1'. 1'.. 4',N,L,tow,, thought
the ord,•' 331.31 ane) .11eally twinaged.
)r. F. '.V. Lrwi+, 11. P. I'.. Ili .og-
ri11e. node it plea fel. ,, •1,• .'1,1 1111-I.
.131111. and 11.41•11.4• 41 wi: Vi 1'1 ,i, I.Ir,I-
frrill'n 4111th, seat u- 331 0:.,11 pi ke•
of mmr•tiui3, 11. 1\'. 1,-41v, 11. P. 1'.,
344., .'tu'.'t*',', 11(311) spoke. -
't'Ihe Patti.). by W. I1. SIr1'her'-)n. o:
T1,r/a1111, 1111 .w•l3tvtl• ,*11/311134 w.1•
*11314•rr(3 311 he print. d in pamphlet
form.
Th.' Deputy ltran11 Master,. 3.. '1'.
ISs,„Lt 111 l: nolo,, w':voo pre•p311'.r1 to
11••,1 I, for the repeal of illi wgnullfr
school legislation- passed 14111.4' (.1/11-
(1`.1.•1-:11 11111.
UI .II the brethren ii, t:rand I.•.Ige'
the 11.11niitim brethren ate prulw11Ty
oe,t
the most pleased. 'I'll1•it 1 t fon'
••,ill. (1(l their new 111•all:;.• 11.,11 tuna
1
111.011g111o grout of $..4. an 341,111 ion
to it lith.• o%1.1- al's) 3'.')14.144 4 13y the
Itepid y 331°41111 vl.•r.•tary. %V. 11. Ilia.
Kerald, of Toronto, o, IV..5,.,d:O',
Another want of don ea” made 1,3 the
True lllue Oe'ph;111age•, 'it, WI. t
worthy 31)s43310.1i. Fraternal greet-
. l
inRs .were ext•, 11 I t 11. he Grand
Ledgel
session t ('sl
K.0y.
'(3 • 1(d
Mayor Tat extended to tileIa
larilt:l' 11 we14.141111• 111 (i•Nk.') 1411. :11111 A.
M. Ta1').'on behalf of 113• brethren of
thin s•,tion, expressed his pleasntr•
that it hail been deemed wise to honor
Nnron ('4.111)1,• with a visit,,
W, irk for Ie1111N'1'a11,'1• 1(n111tlg the
nlem)e•rs was an Mitsuo ant •,,rtes that
wentiota front I he ue'rnitlg s3p31i1111•
After the 1irand 131a,ter. 111 his ate
fluid ;Mitres,. had alai,.d that su,le
net fun In. taken hl expunge frim the
mimiles the resolution pasw•.1111 o year
con)tnending 11,.n. Clifford Sift on for
hip altitude on 1)43'setteed'1.u•-liu)1, the
,letenre 114 any reference to the matt 1,1'
in the (irald Lodge 1(.'a^Imi1111e,) so1114'
C(11nmlIIt 111110111{ n st'ct ion of he breth-
ren. •
Election of Officers.
J,•Ii. !k•utI. of Walkerton.
wens 1•e -elected Grand Mit.t.r tot at
third ' term. Ile wan not opJNlslyl,
neither Wile the 1). (3, 11., K. T. h.:•Ise•t•y.
of London; the Assectate !/eptly
G. 11., Barry Lovelock' of 'r.11onto:
the (hand '1'm,temer. .10111, lleiyitt.
T1414),t11, elected this te:1r to steered
the late R. F. (1harke, ,11. 1'.:, nor the
energetic Yeeretary. 1441(1. Lt.•, 'Ter:
Moto. - 7.11,' ((rand• Chaplain is nee.
\Vnl. Lowe, \Vinghu., who 'Wee
Merited oye•1' Rey. K. 4'. I.:Iker. 'I'or•-
onle. The 1►eputy (31111.1 ('haplems
ion:: Ret'. E. C. Luken Toronto: !fey.
John (',,burn, wlayner: Hev. F. E.
Howitt, Hamilton ; R4'v. Philip.1 Mips.
Hilhalale; Ret. ('hats. 1'eliy.'111t114)11 );
•
li,•r, 1t itr.o,ltoe :
113'3.'J. 11 v.'.1. 13.
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,
('•,; 1, I..I':'1 1 t .e1( llix"n,
1, ,. 11-, 1 t • ilrt 4 I(•e-
11 , lM 11'. 11. 1 h"nl-
1 1143'.
:. 11` 11 21, . '1'111,"nhnt;: • Rev, .111.1.
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11•;'. 111: •1 fl '1 .': ill :. 11.-.13.
..t,fol r. I'll:,. 11. \\'hit,•,
3'' : It"y, In. \\'. Witten,
11:411':•' : 11. c. V:. '3'.' \\'right, nrant-
i'•nl : 1, 1,411,1 1: • -i .11x1•. 11, n:mltiol;,
': ual 111 t're•rnr 1(t 1 `err.
111 '1\ 1- 'It3,111 )s..11-, 111teliell
e: 41111 1 1 1 1('-, 1 J. 1h,baffy,
11, t 3 mI 1\'. I1.
11(1,,:\. \\ . '.i. r'itc.;elwlil. T'rtttu.
'4 1- :141i11 el.. ':1 11.1nity 4:3:(33,1 See-
rr1 111•. .1
I'..a t:ran,l 131.3,,' U'..1. l':ukhill.
11.4 041, cnmlul't. til'• ie.t.tllntion
•'I "111, 11111•p, 33 It 11 I o,k 1,1.1,'1• lung
.I., r nlidnilth1, 111111 611111;4 11 tie• forty-
-et 1•111 11'21111111a1
orty--e•t1•nt11"14)1111(441 role: tint/ loi :4 el4x:e.
OUR LOCAL HISTORY.
3'.',,„ 31131,,, of The sow!.
1:t:. 1 t,'.nl-witIrmiseh --------11,1-
'3331+ f1-11 rine, article in y',ur 1:1.1 i-,11.•
,.4 oar 'lorthy tnw'ltsucln, 11r. I. .1,
in.whieb hl• taker Its bad,: 1,1
-Ir' -111111133 lime, of the - Fenian.
Ir. ii�4 •. and s1e'111., 31 11 11 -Nu' 3111 111111',
y ..I . n eye-wiUto„ -1131 a 1i,11•! 1.3.
n.t1)I.- ..
1'.• holy "f i. nn• ,461. r sa1.w•rNr
••1 •. -''113. 111 them ti3'w' 11(1/:, tar : I w•,\3'
tr•,:u the I.o,ilia:. lite:d,l,--.of their
c"u ut:eF d:1( I. 11313-e 1(a thei1t that
llr. 1\'ligl3t , *.44'(':111%4' 3)1 3,11)• 1
.11)111 m":1 "lily 113• s.•et.e, :41,31 evl'nls\
3%Veil 311 scribed, but also .,maty
11.1 „n. n, 4143 ('.31 3 th:(t t inn• of
nn .1.1,1..'•itemenl that ytiirk/•ne{)
1 .-31141,.73 1..lt,04,1is111 into 1(eta' alms!
_'.t4-,1•;'•1• tile, SJ:'I, artell•s are not
.1111' int er1.st illy in lbeltl,. l'.1•' Ln► ,1'•
n•liab►4 n:al•l:,!i3••. l!P•v ;43lni,h u•4ful
In:11er1:11 foe' tot ,c 11;•: o• l e:,.. Out.
61.5 1'• 1.1.111'.11. 144313 p:(,si3. ..!f the
,,44.., 111.11,'3 e1, :1041 its Ili• ,I ••,Ur34
1, ..3 131 11.1 1 t':I4•ell 111• .i'••II t: rill.,
t c•'ord, 1„•hilnt I;W,l, /Dui it sw•Illn v
; 13%', 11'.'I'•9"I1•, that. seals- 111n('er•I.•.1
,that ,Mudd not 1„• mule .lo s'ente
limn !heal, Ie lo)e ibis 113. late, oar-
r.'lirr, 1(t' ...•rwil r1•,•ntr of their
• .0 lies d 4yN. Thi•' ili,31es 1.iz,n•s t,
"The I1:,•, . of ih,• 1' 413 3111 l' u1(p:ulyrs
1'333 e 1, , „nle,l nnn'h t li i r 113 (glue
111 ,1 1',1, r a, hal 151-1.• 1, 1,341* left tri
1,'11. 11 3, ,' 4,. et11'rl 1 1 e,orr I h'.l p, 1'.
lin;” `11 , \\'Ilglet'r, -,•3133.4'' 1011)11 1e
eel.'dvd in tiles Ihr o' ,,. 11!' i.
w1( •If now ene.of the •.111.1 limu•r, :"
11e-3,1•031, tuna .,f the 1,••t • he has. '1
1. uthe
tr iv _11 d,v 311,1,' 11f •m,eetiotes 1..
1•11c.•i4 hl 11.r,Iru1, :nod he
.311.141. II ill I Lt! 11.:.11,1 L•:uel Ili.• 11114
hr -.1:3) l,t,t. l 1, y o r' ('hri'tnl:.s
)hunts' r 111,4 h.• I+a, :i,4 ox• clb 131 3r-
NcripliveLleu'lty. Ihlvrt,'t Wed 111 y
'11' I1.w'11 Ill. -1.1111 a1 t•ta tatty ;that soul
(Ake e 1
ak flu halts)• 33 , :
1
1 n truly*.
N. 1, 4'rtt.lyo.
March I:db. Il►►:. .
The Happiness of Home
'4 cry 1au•gely 1)41,4•1111. 1111 the mother's
di -$.*,ninon: if she i'. Iu1in,t14y1 1(1111
Might. every • i» Ir:lp,y but if she
1, nerv".Is. ill -11314e lltl.l 4)•3431 - .l'a•e•ry-
thing goes '-rung. Itri:hl. cheery
women nsunlly use .1'erroz.hr, the
Kle.te,1 h,'al1h0l,,lker known. - DV
:tt•tintt-) !trough 113••1114o11 Ferr"z,rne i„
al.le 11, 3. 1o•h 4(11 til.• m'gari, film mrd
1„i,1n 1'••', it rsl:ablimhrm regular and
henIthyacli,.n of alt function, 1,4111e
Op the' general health, fortifle' the
31y31trm$1 with :1 n•31e3e ref energy t hat
defies disease, 1►aut lint elf—Fer•n)-
Zolle en3131 (1(11)• .19'. lit any drug store ;
gel it Iola)
1'onleetMeta Hies out of ,be window
w'h(tl 3101111333) .IH1•ks in at the ,1.ot'.
New 1 ork 'Pinus.
New life for a quarter. . Miller's
(' is 1 Iron Pills. For mit!' by
.PAs.. \Nilson.
1Ve wool,) meter su.rlx•et how nice
• Ie•ople were if tile)' 'tli,t't
New fork 'Times.
a'o im strong you t have good
app..? 3te. gessl digestion and good
nsrin 11311lon.' 11i111•r'' 1' pound Iron
\'ills bring all these, things'. For Nsle
),ylei. Wilson.
•
THE OLD NORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
The Met-holi'I cntgr"'):)1101) in lirxlet•iclI dutch knelt In 1111:i1. Shortly
after the centtreg/1' ion built their first t•hnrrh, :a framehufldin, ooilthe pros. Waem the Sit.
ent site. In 16811 was erected the brick church which, with additions at 1111 Takes the bit between your trrth r,,.,
to slake way for the
tpll4rels/rtt Ihed ation utiful buiildingtil . year, when it was k►rrt down of theme frnllty days. Tha same jell v
• aettaaUon comes to the borao.
THE M'MILLEf' V DRAG•
Device for' Working Heat Grace!
Stony Reads—Directicns for Mak.
int] the Implement. •
One of the. men who'h.ao' 1Il 11 lee
pelted to turn their attention to Iti• 33't-
tt'rmrut ut or. 1.0,4(3; in [hot. own town
Is J. H. Mc'yl/Ilei, of Helmer. 1\'l:m3 s•
hick county, la., ,all the problems he
bus head to meet 111.4caline with roatla
exiettding over henry glades and sunny
gnmlud lucre been the necessity which
Is the mother of invention, says Het
renal Roads Magazine.
1L'. A11.111 Illen hat, de 133ed all imp1e-
1114'l1t Willett la ter,:.'•\ the .\' drag to do
1,11,4 work and Which he describes as
ft low's: •
"The 11e131illen 1' drag requires two
ph cos of plank 2 by to inches by 12
141(1, one piece of 2 by 6 inches by 14
feel, one piece 4 by I inches by 6 Leet.
four one inch steel pins twelve Inches
long, one link twelve Inches long, with
eve bolt and two staples to bold rear
end In position; two tgeples to hitch to.
two pieces of band froin-nine.feet long
by four Inches wide and 'one-eighth of
an Inch thick for shuns and two pieces
of band .hon three feet long ten hlches
wide anti one-(•lghth of an Melt thick
to make the adjustable opening in rear.
"To make th.'.V drag first bolt on
the shoes, lettln them come even at
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the front end and extending halts' an
inch below wood for a'cutting edge.
Next bore through the ends of the 2 by
6 pieces the six inch way; then bore
holes six Inches deep and twenty-four
inches back from front end in the ride
pieces; then bore holes and put in sta.
pies to hitch to These should be about
the centre up and down Inside piece(s
and throe feet from the front end.
Next sot up the aides and put the 2 by
6 inch piece on top u)i edgeways, and
drop In the pins; then place the sides
together -at the rear end with one ex-
tending three Inches past the other.
I'In on the 4 by 4 by 6 feet. Now bore
a hole in the aide that extends farthest
back three Inches from the upper edge
and two and a half inches from the
rear end: put in the eye bolt, which in
fastened to the link, and place the link
up beside the other side piece: put in
one of the staple, to hold the extended
side; from drawing back and the other
one to hold then( front working up and
down on each other: put 111 a pin an at.
a barn door fastening.
The,slde pieces should be cut out on
lower side at the real' end, starting nye
Inches from the upper side and coming
to the lower edgy three feet from the
rear end, thus making an opening for
extra dirt to escape: bore a hole in
lower front end of the three fool band
irons and three holes in the. rear e•ml
of each, and by placing then( over the
ote'ning In rear end of drag the open-
ing can be made adjustable. This open•
ing should be kept closed as much as
1N)s-file, so that it does not Carry text
Much dirt, though the, drag should
(•airy some -dire In the rear all of the
unit' to 1111 holes and low places. When
the surface of the road has been cut
and rutted by travel during a prolong-
ed rain and before the earth has dried
not, the drag should he draw, (rack and
forth over the read. Thls fills the holey
and ruts and crowns the road, prepar-
Ing It to abed the wafer precipitated by
the next rainstorm, and. by doing the
work before the road has become hard
and doh•, the material thus scraped up
becomes Incorporated in the road In•
Mead of remaining on the surface to be
ground into dust. The cost of the con-
struction of the drug being insignlfl-
cant• It 11( possible for almost every
farmer living along a road to build one
and. by devoting a few share momenta
after each rainstorm, maintain ag ood
highway."
The ' idea of the V a a
drag as derived
from, the pioneer split log drag. which
from the recent earnest advocacy of D.
Ward King has come to be known by
his name, and it is claimed as an tm-
provcment in that, baying more slant,
it draws more earth to the centre; hav-
ing two sides, one balancing•the other.
It keeps its position
on the mai (tetter
and, being wide and rigid, it cuts the
humps and fills the boles without leav-
ing a Wavy surface, as results from
using a one sided tool.
Planting For Winter.
In planting for winter comfort must
receive the first consideration. The
rude north wind must have its force
broken. This may be accomplished by
planting,. evergreens+ for wind breaks.
But it is best. to attain the end with-
ouMthe formal array of a straight bor-
der, which fa often too assertive. The
outbuildings should be placed to do
part of the work, but so as not to show
tar plainly that this was In view, Be-
tween the' buildings groups of ever-
greens may be placed so as to make n
pleasing variety, add a beatify of their
own and effectually complete the wind
breaking circuit. in all our northern
Mates the northwest wind is the
enemy whose assaults must be guard-
ed against. But we have severe winds
from the north and northeast, and
these points sh(ntld also be effectually
covered.—James Wood In Garden
Magaaine-
The Useful Coleus.
Coleus grown In the house is not no
popular as It deserves to be, for we'
have grown so used to masses of the
common richly colored foliage with
its yellow, purple and carmine border-
ing our flower beds in summer, that we
scarcely give 11 Its Just due as an in-
dividual plant,
The plants grow so rapidly that they
will 1111 ftp many a vacant spotin a
window box where more exacting Ones
refuse to thrive. _
The Great Grain Condenser.
The hog Is pre-eminently the moat
profitable corn and grain condensing
animal on the American farm. No
other domestic animal is capable of
converting so large a part of the freed
1t consumes into edible meat, and nn
other animal yields so large a percent-
age of dressed meat to live weight•
Flowers For Easter and Spring.
1f listen for Easter ahow buds too
ea1ly they are easily retarded in a. cool
house. Start Matchers of splraea, flower-
ing
owering shrubs, and lily of the valley reg!'
Iarly and bring In tulips, narcissi and
other bulbs on.,e In ten days,
The Old Brood,Sow,
Tt Is not wise to m.card a paw he-
ca11310 she Is old, If she 1s doing well,
unless her place can he supplled by
one which Is sure to do better.
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Are you a, a:wees.1 21 a bread-
make•r ? Is your cake laud p.0117 a c=
(ompiic.'ntcd by'y..ur friend)?
If n 31, whose fault 114 it—your
L4'254
r the nu Les, If you are aun•e:4-
1.:1 in :•tl,:r lines, your reputation
as' 1 •.s.k i1 vin,'i1'ated, and it is
plain:^ !111 fault et the (doer.
look up the good bread and
pa !rt n'a'urs of your acquaintance
and lot ;hc,r lour experience.
Vou will find that must of tr,, m
re -11\:1('3
Royal Household Flour
KL.:'y re:in :t is is r1( Tr I :'r hared
for it :01,1 totting f•)r that extra rod
a pi o'r, liettcr flour. For bread or
ya,tn', it has no dual.
c)gil%ic'a Royal Household—
tQl.t.J' the name to your grocer.
OgIIs a fkur mots Ce.. Lid.
IlleatreaL
"I),•ilvie'. 1:..o!. 41.r :t 1:uok,” own'
:•;o I,ygrs 111' e%c.!lent metres.
31.10)c *4'.,•r pub11414r) \.'•fun•.. lour
3) ..,•er., at:,c11 yvu h•.,w•t. ..t it Fit LK.
153 •
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dress fabric stands for beauty and
finish, represents style, means durability
and satisfaction,
Kharanta black cord de chene
Kharanta black crepe bengaline
Kharanta black theta cord
Kharanta black voile grenadine
\\'o w.1141 you to ,4y' theme goods. 3IJAII.\1'1'A i, I
Roara1t(.' ,f exeelletlte.
$ .00 DRESS SKIRTS FOR 13.95
• Just 23 in -l:. tut, .iI1 1(1:111,' for this spring. They ate
a u antif.tetul el'r I.'4111114M, which we gut a turn on. 1Ilslt
114. (111.1, :1('1. \III' new 'grey Milne -spun. til•• Mame,' are
dark gory :311 3 navy,b1oad,'ll th. They are well and ..ty-
lishly m:uli• trod Its g04111 buying (ts 1a n1'w 115 bill for $'1.333$.
Ne•w,h•n't jackets, mew rain -coops lyld mew clulbi,y;
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Stencils, Steel Stamps, Price Card out-
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us, well do the rest. Chas. W. ]hack,
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,makt d, salted, tltried lfi
and canneMM.
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\\'e have it full line of
Labrador Herring, Canned Salmotr4 Canned
Kippered Herring, Lake Trout, Cured Had -
die, Canned Haddie, Bloaters, Canned
Sardines, Quail -on -toast, Canned Lobster.
The old reliable Map! Leaf _Salaam it , .. ....'15 cents per can.
Finnan Haddie at ..... ..•..lo cents per can.
The "Brunswick'/ *dine at 5 cents per can
Oriental Salmon at so cents per can.
Genuine Quints; C sh ....q cents per Ib
P. e DEAN, The Grocer. \
PHONE t COR. MONTRLAL ST. AND SOUARE, GODERiCH, ONT.
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New Line of
Spring Suitings
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now really for the early trade.
:III kinds of Materials in ;the •
,'west designs. (filler early
All have our hest attention.
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FARMING
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c ANADA'S lAVORITI• FARM
AND STOCK PAPER.
5'nblishe11 nt'I'or.Intoon 111e 1,1
nisi 15th of each month.
1(t•• 1► year, two years for 5)4
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tale r, 1•-.
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Sub..ri ,ti.,ns Inks' , ,,,.( i1 ill 1,'
dated from Jar,tary 1.1, 1:1141,
N. R.—Above offer inrlud•a also a
year's subscription to The Momt•
oral Weekly Herald.
FENCIN4G
If you want a feuco this spring why not have the
best '?We have the -
American H) r a i i ield Fence
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guaranteed to be the host and cheapest on the 'market.
Put up in different styles. We have already sold over
1000 rods of this fence this year:
The Hinge Joint
makes it possible for the fence to withstand sudden and
severe pressure from contact, with animals or other-
wise, without pending rho stays, the fence springing
hack to place the instant the pressure is `removed. It
constitutes the most secure, IR$ttug and efficient lock
and witliont waste of material. I las broad surface
connection with horizontal I►lu•v, which connection
makes sidewise slipping of the stays next to impossible.
Very materially aids adjustability, the fence readily
conforming to the ground surface regardless of grade.
Expansion and Contraction Tension Curves
'1'etlwion curves are placed six inches apart in all
horizont:ll bars. adding largely to the natural elasticity
of the steel. rcudering the:fent:e self-adjusting under
various conditions such as contraction and expansion
due to eltaliAes of tetnpt+rlltlire, hot. and cold weather,
climbing, suck P1( pressure and Ether strains.
Perles of e33p4ri.nee in the 'wielder him of American rents. et --
tendril with etrornlrnts willow, have detn,r,lrnhrl legend 41ne•Ilion that
we hetet hie prohhinl figured sight an,1 I bat the t,nsiun curve. with
the hinge joie t teatime. keeps the fowl• tight ler all tit 1 fillet-,
every day of Ube year, 1110 atm long on lht• perste !tend in roadies.
Chas. C. Lee
�'/I�s►rz dal '3.1„1 ' i n,i'. eating and Tin-
' smithing given t!peci al attention.
Holm. 'Phone 111 `tor•• 1111o11e
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