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DUNflANNON.____..__
a A. NEWTON, DENTIST, LUCK•
NO ry day 'eosin Thura-
ya New reWwryfur eztraclln4 teeth IMutnoo•
tor41,
bettor i e work.
Mutton p rte. Utunbrtaknbler.
- LOCHALSH...
Tugsu.ty, March 23rd.
Miss Mary McKay returned t, Tor-
onto last week.
LEA VINO VON TUN 1VEHT.---John
Campbell, of La,chalah, and leincen
McKenzie a n d Donald Gordon, of
Leitrim., are leaving tit -nun row for
Lerta, where they intenil to reside.
The family of Mr. Camille!' will re
?UEauav, Mem. 23rd.
OuoD Woax.-The Leebur•n brant
of the Women'* Foreign Missionary
Society keeps faithfully at work an
is doing good service for the Cattee
it had Ile month) utilities last scent
and it was well attended. II•uw
would it do for It to tache hold of the
church management! It would roan
put new life foto it.
h e� W dthun,eeve
to t i
d
N.D. )uu.an rlwryeh
ansusiaL, - Miss Lizzie Horton,
after a month's ammo.- visiting near
Stratford. is again with its. That
part of the county enema to t , very
attractive to our Leehuru fattier ..
We learn that Miss tCilna Taylor has
arrived safe at her destination after a
very pleasant journey to the Pacific.
Her brother Herbert and his wife are
well Mr. and Mee. John Lawson,
d li,xlerich, attended service at Lee
burn church on Sunday morning,
%1'e are ghat to see John btu -k to the
old town as a permanent resident.
SHEPPARDTON,
WEDNaDAY, March 2lth.
PERAUNAL,—i ps. Arthur Bennett.
of Chicago, is visiting relatives and
friends in this vieioity� Miss
Hattie Thurlow, of (ioderieh, is stay-
ing with her friend. Miss Foster
Mary Burows had a bee Moo
afternoon 'havingher season's wood
cut While William Young was
skidding loge in his bush Fridayafter'-.
nnnn of last week, a log accidentally
rol'tAd on his leg, bruising it severely,
which necessitates his keeping in the
house for a few days.
PORT ALBERT.
TUESDAY, March 23rd.
COMING AND Ootxu.-Wilt Sages
called on Mende in Brucetield hart
Sunday James Hayden and Nei. -
son Graham were in Lucknow last
week on business.. ...Tow Baird, of
Ihrucefleld, spent a few day. last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus
Gordon Mrs. A. C. Bennett. of
Chicago, 111is visiting with relatives
in this neighborhood at prevent
Tom and Hector Hawkins eft on
Monday for Port Arthur after spend-
ing the winter in there parts A
certain young man teem near Duo-
ganuon spent a pleasant evening in
this neighborhood last week. Call
again, "Jack P'
eta tan ttwr• roa11',4!":4
ubr d[
,tee your work moth
better dune In the dental ogler -more 00,e,
better faettttleo for doing th. -mirk, more ado
Mimeo for the patient.
NOT{OE.-Tilt; 1.041AL AOEN(lY
.alma Dungannon fur The tilguri bat the l'o.t-
t"uC alld d
oder. will be re,, enemy atom stere 14'allr bete, pruleebly, "Ill
next fahi
•ertlei„ roe/tired nue ureo.lplimit ad- Thu rndal iersn114Y' ' of A
[ and Jab work. and renal le II W g i ) Ir', McKen
given for amou*u paid for the same. Zi(', who fr 44(50 of tile 1)1(1 I evident' of
NEW STOCK OF %VA LL I'A['Eft the Like Sh0 .. dietriet will fat meet'
gad Nato. for slut ecaaun,
aectinn, and their 1'e►t arisllna will go
bac lust arrived and we Invite you to call Missed 1 .y tie Many trirnde in th
and ur•to dote.
see aur new A
weetetei1tt new All the
manse Priem ranging true, 8:. a rod withbun and his computation.; on
to 1(4, Hurler sold by roll cam, a. taper. M. I
harm
their lung journey,
RYAN, Dungannon.
(}AMNO NoMe Ft•N.-Dan. 11., of
%Vgurvgs,, , March 24th. Hemlock City, was present at the
Bit,., Tome ,-Mrs Turner, ur meeting in Laurier Mond ty evening.
New York, who is visiting friends' Hu found the yu erg ladle. theist so
hl. (, spent a couple..! davit last week i ch menta that he is Laxly rers.dved to
Y- W. Conway, vote tot Lathier at the next Domin-
o( Nile, will preach 144 the Methodist ion elections. ....While the Netiitnsl
meeting at Laurier, Jack sat
church hen un dunday next. Itev. Anthem was being sung at Monday
W. A. Smith will tear Mr. Conway's night's
wtrk at h -Nile-,"Miss L,aurette.the :ind performed the tmusual and
1t''s crsturlIlt40 fbitch i
ter � 00ast yr' dflt
truit haat of singing brilttant tenorpending a week with friends int in the key of G withal.' under -current
Outlet ich Alex. L limit leaves --• -
next Tuesday for the West. If he is
favorably impressed with conditions
there he will probably take up land
Paasmoreet.srt, — ten-- Wedtl('>Rfay
evening. March 17th. Rev. Thos.
Hicks, rector of St. Paul's chinch,
Dungannon, and of,Christ church,
Port Albert, was made the recipient
of a beautiful fur-liued coat, a gift of
the Wtm,bers of the two congrega-
tions. The presentation was trade by
representatives 01 each cupgregetion.
Mr. flicks. though much airprisPd,
fittingly expressed his sincere appreci-
ation of the thoughtful kindness and
liberality of his parishiunen
n K flat, Also Tont of the
sideroad rendered the not less difficult
part of singing a beautifully clear
treble, with the correct bass, on every
third note;_ -11 "with etlse[r`tsieasing
variations.
LAURI ttH DEBATINOCLUB.-The
elosing meeting for this itruLa.
Laut•fer Debating Club wise held btu
Monday evening end some from this
**tem were present. This society
under the efficient presidency of
Frank McKenzie and Rod, McLennan
has bad an unusually successful see -
eon, and has demonstrated to the pub•
he that there is an afteregat.e talent in
the coat in itself is valuable, it is not Laurier and immediate vicinity which
th much -tor intrinsic ble, C eeopeeeekdy peke iHHrsoal iu :r&etel
laTle
appreeuted an he kindl • feelings day emitting,
sat ing, The program -for a "tot• Mon -
goodwill (bit prompted the gift title of eatQnusi tinier the euphonious
Luring the f.air years Mr. (licks by cal shower," was an
etiv
e u e, an was successfully
ail
bcharge 4 the Dungannon and attrin d
carried through. Pleasing solo, were
Port Albert thitreher he hes over been
faithful and untiring in his efts...
Krolnole the intcreeta of his people.
Never ,``have the ehlyr(•her& been in a
flourishing ourishiirg...condittion in every
reepecL $ince corning here .11
rpd by F, McKenzie, Miss Mag-
gie McLean, Mies Isabella McLennan,
Hector Mclean and Lionel() Gordon.
also lively songs amt eboreises by a
male rowpany comprised_ of H. Me -
Hicks has be"' instruneanta{ ie teak• Lean, t'. 13,yd, H. McLytynan, N. Mc-
ing the parish self-supporting while Kenzie, Den McLean cosi Dunc 11c
Tor its supi orf l'hi mrd Lye tba„d I J
stance of the ,god and faitht�d to Hendrrrun, Den. Str,l.r:.n. E. i•'rance
hitherto a lar,,.• sura was drawn Lean. ' p'xte11••Ht violin selections
early from the fund* of the diocese me by ccnbi• alez,MoUonald 4404$
• a 1. mewl • rnie' M. ring.4, compose, of
KINTAIL I M welt \ %1 K
k hes accomplished
hot e. 1 ILDNEHUAa, March Loth
HAPPgNINO4,-Miss Jesse McM
lan, of Port Albert, was visits
friends in this neighborhood du
rbe'past week Mr. and Mrs, li
Calmar) attended the funeral of t
formers uncle, Mr. Sands, of Orad
rich, se Thursday last Mr. Mc•
Grs4ry held a suceesefnl sale on Mon-
day lest. Mr. Put vis was auctioneer.
Mr. and Mn. McGrory and Joe leave
the end Pf the week for Detroit and
the ' West. Elliott Drennan also
!PAvea for the 1Vest on Friday and
Mi.eisabel McInnes for Detroit
Miss Bee'ie Johnston, of Ooderick,
who expects to leave for Saskatche-
wan next week, spent a few days with
friends hers and at Laurier last week,
Mike Dineen entertained a few
friends one evening recently Some
•,i the north boys passed through the
village the other day.One of home
in good time. We don't know
whether the other has got home yet
'(r not We wonder if Port Albert
has 'novo! to Kingahridge yet.
i.•Hies 1
• The gift was simply a slight token of lir zivcl)'• The brilliant prrrfurniance
sal appreciation . of Ain flicks' seldom! his part i•x, ite,the lest riled ID. admirationRutherford)
the
g
t
work -here and of - the high esteem in nig inert to a high r, Th.. ver-
nng which he is held by the memhers of
o'• both his churches toile accompaniments were played by
be I - Mira May .i tiregot•, Alias Fannie Mc-
e- )(male and tries Bell a A •
, , r epzie and D. Rutherford co
AMBERLEV,
arch O2nd.
Mem Bee. ---Leet Friday y afternoon
Albert Brown had a very successful
wood tee, followed by a party, and
everyhxxly reported a very fine time,
`tole sal the boys said that they
should have bad a fess- more boys, but
still they might have mealy remedied
it by keeping those who were there.
.1 M i-IAi. Ka'eNt�U.-A very pleas-
ant evening was spent at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campbell, 2nd
concetssion, lest Tuesday evening,
when he threw open his doors to the
surrmnding country. Dancing and
pleyiug games was the order of the
evening, Mr. Campbell certainly had
some of the high -dem music from
Ashfield aftd other localities,
Beige Nirrg ,=slam, McNeil. and
Hugh Ferguson are busy cutting
wood this winter.... Wilfred Freneey
rules the horse market in this section
of the country Albert McPhee-
. e•'rl ,.is improving -slow! L. G.
\Cildfang nearly loot his horse last
week. Torr long a drive, Levi
service in the Methodist church nett
Sabbath evening is at 7 o'clock
Wm. Henderson has complet ed his
sae (ontrect at Pine River cheese and
Nutter factory ....John Smelt ter dug a
well last week Wafted Francey's
driver is at present laid up. Wilfred
will either have to stay at home or
walk,
of1�Kinncardine,Nsppenss tt Hasa l Henderson,
1, .r
the parental roof Oe orge (Blue
has returned home after visiting
friendn around Tiverton. George says
he with... he had lots of hat ley
Harry Lea intends returning home to
England in the spring, being ppverm-
anentiyenned...Mr9. Hobert Shield', of
the village, is at present visiting her
mother nn the Rth concession
Albert McPherson and Wat Brown
returned home from Port Elgin last
Week
ekrt Johnston, d report a good time
visited
Mrs. Sam.Brown nf (}othecbo boundary
lest week • . - - .. Joe Courtney attended
the tenkropt stock sale at Lucknow
on Saturday.
LANhS,
nNtY(+ SATURDAY, March 2)tb.
Wesley Sherwood left on Tuesdaymes andf
this week with A car of mrttler's effects
for their new Western home in the
locality of Battleford. Their many
friends wish them every success in
their future home Joseph
limeitzer has rented his blacksmith
shop to Jemes Rorie, of Bridgeport,
nae is well knnwn In this vicin-
its, having been herr on two previous
ocreslnn.s, Mr. Smelter* intends leav-
IA.hi for the West on Tuesday next.
end join In wishing him a tate
enjoyable (rip Rev. T. E.
Sawy�yer v cited in this neighborhood
on Thersd4 last,
in, of
Nils, and Stephen Stoth rest, (ofvMafe-
klog, visited on this line on Thursday
lest.
ICPI'Pet it :-"i4hilnh', Cure will sl
Ways rine my entigh. and colds."
'4 lflh indignation end hope are
the At,t stripe on the ladder of fame.
For the language of the st111, emelt
entre
trent of us require an Intcrprr
UREW
MONDAY, March 22nd.
Taller Scott, of Langmuir, was 1
guest of Mr. and Mr., Thomas C
hr John Kilpatrick-miered Ivo week
the farm • he bought froth (oro
Durnin on the lith concession.
Miss Mary Jane t'han'ney, of We
%%enanosh, 'fent a portion of las
week visiting at the home of Mr. en
Mn, Jacob Crozier,
-Mr. and Mrs, Shadraeh Iiivitl a
Ir. Anil Mrs. Abe t eilliert, of (Drew
were the guests of Thomas ('ull,ert,
beppardt.un, prior tor 'a depart u
or the Wert .
Literree nY 1Vr:,ITgr(N TIM'. --B
espue•rt of 4(lrn•• of the cungregetion
he pastor of the Methodist ebur••,
104. LV. A. Smith, gave a .lee
ate mi Tuesday night ori his trip
sat Weal last summer. Ate. •►tenth
ave a detailed account of his whole
rip from the time he left McOaw sta-
'on until he reached Edmonton and
tinthcona. Ile described aur West-
on cities and railway stations and
to coal mines and sgt iculwi•al cap abili-
es of the %Vett and told of the In -
rt: of Creep, on Settriday,
heir usual excellent DIt Qer. _Thee
iter pin of the program was com-
posed of farewell Ispe•eches by the ex -
she (•cause. 7 be p011110n of chairman
was tilled by K. J. McUr.ger. We
should not forget to mention that the
society beneficently resolved to donate
I'ge a tonsidrrnhle WW1lu be placed
in the hands of the treasurer, 1
et to the hildredHospital, ospital, Toronto:
t The meting aver brought to
d chose by singing the National .1n -
them and •'Audi !.ting Syne."
sad ,
0, LOYAL.
re ?dimmer, March..aind.
11. .1. Morris spent last week in '1'or-
onto.
' Henry liobiton has dint -wed of his
farm WS* I Potter. •
Levi Homey has moved to Jamei
onng's fern' on the 8th concession.
John l.irifleld dispirited of is hors- to
Tuhtee Fisher, of Benneller, Inst week.
Miss Wise returned to her home at
Bruceflekl on Friday after a couple of
weeks' visit at the home of her uncle,
Alpert Wise.
Mr. and Met. Albert Wise enter-
teinrd a number of their friends at
their home on %Vednesday evening,
the maaic for the orceeinn. being -asap.
plied by LoyTel's celebrated) violinist,
William McPhee. - -
filen sr he is viewed by tis at' the pre
r
sat,
t satethe
. biro fowl e f
eel and native
animal", in foot. everything which
('x4)41' under his notice which he
thought could instruct in• Aunse, and
the address wise well worth going to
hear.
BELFAST. - -
MOt I,AY, March 22rul.
Coy rio AVD - Oo1Nu.-Mies Lizzie
Rutherford is visiting lir aunt, Mrs.
normal'. of Winitharn Joe Mc-
Lean left for the West on Tuesday of
hest week Minn Pearl Sanderson
spent the week -end with her friend,
Mine.i:eeiywJtlsemm.ai-.,, ,rMime-hCine
nie Nixon has returned from Nile,
where she had Leen visiting her tester,
Mn, Stothere.-..,,.Miss. Jan Wil -
items spent is day In 1Vinghanl this
week Mr. and Mrs. Hugh' Mc-
Crostie have been visiting In Wing -
hart Mr. and Mrs. John P. t'amp-
bell are In Ripley this week Mrs,
Tony Pierce is spending a few weeks
with her mother herr.
LUCKNOW.
TUEMDAV, Match lard.
The Ontario Clearance Co. hire
opened a store in the Allin block
which bas been vacant for about two
years. •
itee. A, McNabb, 1,f 11'afton, clerk
of the Presbytery of Maitland and a
former minister at Whitecburch and
langside, who with hie family was
biter a resident of this pla^.e, hes re-
ceived a cell to Underwood Presby.
trian church.
R. S. Mc[.ean hell a eel. of his
hon'ehold effects, stock and rigs on
Saturday last, everything being sold
at good prices. Auctioneer McOharles
received the bids. Yr. MPL4'an has
Also disposed of his beatltifultesidenrp
to J. .1. Taylor and with his family
intends moving to Toronto.
AN Ot.n REa1DENT,-The intervent
took place at Kinloss cemetery on
Monday of the remains of the late
Angus McKinnon, aged ninety-four
years, who died at his home near the
second concession of Kinloss on Satur-
day of last week. Deceased had been
a lifelong resident of the rotmmonity
and was highly respected. The fun-
eral services were conducted by Rev.
F. A. M&PLennan, pastor of South
Kintner' church, of which deceased
was a member.
Digo Ile CALIF-011N1.t,---Mite Georgie
McMillan, who had been spending
several menthe in California in the
hope of regaining her health, diets
suddenly at the home ()fa sister. The
remains are being hrnught to her
home here by her hmther, Philip
McMlllao, and interment will take
place nn arrival here. De -easel was
„sae of the meet highly esteemed
young ladies of the plarr And sincere
sympathy in extended to the brothers
and sisters in their bereavement.
Subscribe foe The Signal.
WEWrFIEL0,
MONDAY, Mar. 22ad.
lR It
IN •ROL-
L xxxvT.-The con-
gregation of Donnybrook church in-
tend making great improvement, in
their rhnr•h in the near future. They
purpose raising it up on a cement
foundation And veneering it with red
brick, and also oinking several other
improvements. A subscription list
has been circnflated through the con-
greireetiun which has reached the aum
of $1,000 for the proposed inrprove-
mpnta. -
HKRte AND TI MK,- Miss Rena Gor-
don, of Lncknow, spent the pest two
week* visiting her cousins,' Miss I,.
and Alpert Campbell Mr. Perrin,
night-watchman of Wingham, has
putehased the faun lately owned by
W. McLarty. Mrs. Pet•rin has moved
here and his intentions are to follow
about the flrat of April Harry
Iiibbitt and family moved to their
new hotue neer Londeehorough last
week. ,..... John Rogers move,! hie
/unity Into the brick house on A.
Hardisty'e farm a few days ago
itobett and Mary Cliamney visited
friends in .1ehfcld over Sunday
Rev. R. Millyard, of Victoria street
church, Goderich, will preach educe -
Gonad sennolrs on this circuit next
Sabbath,
BT. AUGUSTINE,
MONI,AY, Mar, 22nd.
Ntcwt Torn-tr.-Miss Effie Knox, of
Auburn, is visiting in this vicinity,
...Edward Robinson, who hal
been npcnding the winter at his hnrne
here, left last week for Manitoba
Mr. and Mrs. %Villianr Dunn returned
to their home et Whitby last Friday
after having spent a month visiting
friends in this vicinity I3ernard
Hcninger and hie mother, of Rivers -
dale, spent Sunday with M. J. Benin -
ger ... . Misses Esther and Maggie
Wilson visited friends in this vicinity
last week The funeral of 'Willie
Nixon, son of John Nixon, St. Helens,
passed through here lent 1Vednraday
en route to Donnybrook cemetery.
EAST WAWANOSH,
MONDAY, March tend.
Omer %Rs- --Another of the pin.
beersof 1 hie township pasted away on
Friday evening in the ;sermon of Mrs,
Wm. Jarnmi, sr. Nile had been con-
fined to her )led mi the resuit of in -
melee suet/tined from a fell she re -
crewed ishont three weeks ago. The
funeral took place this atternonn from
the retddenee of her non, William, to
the Brick church cemetery.
Meir who say they were driven to
drink would dontbtless here arrived
sooner or later anyway.
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4,
tlAYftELy,
MONDAY. March 22nd.
The ('onimer, el hotel, wbich w•,:h
offered for sate at 41(1(1' , wgs not
geld, the reserve bid not hell.;;
r4;ichcd, and He (a erstetui that 11 be
proprietor, Ala►f: iLuTiiiuiiii Trileudr Cu
remain here for the smuttier.
OODERIGH TOWNSHIP.
MONDAY. March 22ntl.
F et n It w• I( L e Pit ENNYT.SOWN.- On
11'cdiesdsy evemeig 01 km week
happy gathering oseeu,bled at t('
home of Mt s. Ss amid Jobns'tm,
Huron road,. to hid farewell to John
Johnston on the eye of his depernar'
for the West. On behalf of the young
Wren of 'Taylor's Cornet s and on round -
tug rouutty an address ea' resit by
Howard Sturdy, expreesin4( tegret Al
Mr. Johnston's deputure and beet
wisher Yds his future happiness tool
pt•otp'erity• The addluea else accu(5e-
-penied by the presentation of a gold
w.etch, chain and locket, and Mr.
Johnston made A fltti(5g reply, after
which all joined with a- wi1L is "bur
He's a July Good Fellow."
TuIlsDAT. March 23rd.
TKLNPHONK MovgatgNT,-The tele-
phone meeting held in the hall at
Hultueeville on Saturday evening was
wen attended. After the report of
the canvassing committee there was a
discussion as to the next step to he
taken. A. the canvass,hewed a sof-
IIuuxher of .subectibesa is
section trent Porter's Hill to Holwes-
ville, up the I►th concession to the,
Huron road to T. Waiters', . nil from
Holmesville- north up the aitland
concession teethflJllteenth, wi • , con-
nection et Clinton, it was resole to
go to work and organize and rq
line for that end of the township.
motion was accordingly passed tit
officers and- trustees' he elected an.
that poles, telephones, etc.. for the
equipment of the line be ordered et
once. The officers are as fol1oefe ;
President, (leo, Gould ; vice-presi-
dent, (leo. Holland ; secretary,
Thomas Walters ; tteesurer, W.
Jenkins ; trustees, William Nisbet,
ikeh concession ; Oliver Potter, Por-
ter's Hill, and" A'hdrew t'uurtice,
Ilnlmeevillc. A report of the cost, at
three aubscriters per utile, place,) it in
the neighlorbad of $7 per year retch,
including'the cost of connecting with
the Bell t'ourpasy at (Minton, which
would • he $:.i0 each. Canvassers
from the Ooderich end of the towu-
ghip asked for a general meeting, a,.
Moot fanners aektd for a further ex-
planation of the scheme. The mistiest
wee granted and a meeting was fixed
for the :31st of March se the Orange
Hall, 4th concereion. `
SOME -SURE THINGS.
Do Not Det on Your Ability to Per-
form These Feats.
Bets to be avoided by those who are
cocksure they can do all things are
those relating to athletic feats. It
would seem that a good runner could
easily glee a start of fifty yards In a
hundred to a man who was doing the
fifty yards by hopping on one leg. Bat
few runners, 1f any, can afford to give
that amount of start to any man who
114 at n11 strong on his legs. For the
first five yards or so they go at prac-
tically the same pace. so that to run
ninety-five yards while his opponent
Is hopping forty -flue be has to go more
than twice as fait, and It is a weak
man indeed who cannot hop ftft"
yards in ten 'seconds.
An ordinary wooden match is easily
broken in the lingers, but, although
there are many who will bet they can
do It, none succeed In accomplishing
the task If the match is laid across the
nail of the middle finger of either hand
and pressed upon by the first and third
lingers of that hand, despite Its seem -
Ing so easy at first sight.
No one can crush an egg placed
teagtbwtee between bis clasped hands
-that 1a, if the egg be sound and has
the ordinnry shell of a hen's egg.
It Is safe to het a man that he can-
not get out of a cbalr without bending
his body forward or putting his feet
uuder It If lie Is sitting on it, not at
the edge of It.
Another equally certain wager is
that n man cannot stand at the slde
of a room with both of his feet touch-
ing the wulurcotng lengthwise.__
it 1, safe to bet any loan, save one
who Is blind, that bo cannot stand
for five minutes without moving If he
is blludfotded.
Cardinal No Society Gossip.
Dexterone in debatle, Cardinal Gib-
bons administered a delicate rebuke to
a social leader who entertained him et
dinner In Baltimore a few evenings
ago. This woman was intensely eager
to know Inner feet"; about the Abruzzi-
Elkin9 affair, and she thought the car-
dinal might tell If questioned adroitly.
At the dinner she brought the subject
around grercfslly • and enlivened the
company with details of that particu-
lar international near match. The car-
dinal seemed frankly intereested and
even asked a few gnestlons. The host -
Pas was delighted. She told other de-
tails and then trained her gine on the
prelate. As every one admitted the
two young persons were 1:: love, what
did the rardlnnl think woe the reason
of the rupture? That wan her ques-
tion. The cnrdlnel has n winning
smile. ile same? softly: "You mnst read -
lee bow mans burdens my he*ltlnn en-
tails and whet responsibility erste on
me, surely yon do not wish to add be
them by staking me a noriety repent-
er?"
Eating the Pie.
"i remember nne matt from my home
town," a western tweeter said recent-
ly, "In the good old days before Civil
servlee examinetlona, whose dream of
earthly attainment wan a government
place. When his party was finally
sncceeeful he Immediately set mit for
Washington and was 'on the jot,' long
before the. 4th of March, hit there
seemed to be n hitch somewhere. A11
through the spring he was about town.
By June ho was seedy, hilt 'till np-
peered to be 'game.' b'Instly i Mind
him In the gnllery of the sensate cham-
ber apparently endeavoring to kill
time.
`Well, hare you given ft up? 1
asked, trying to be sympathetic.
"soh, I got the job, ail right,' be re-
plied. with a satlaAed smile. 'I'm
workfsg now,' "—Aoeeaala Maoism
Throat
Coughs
Ask your doctor about these
throat coughs. He will tell
you how deceptive they ars.
A tickling in the throat often
means serious trouble ahead.
Better explain your case carr -
fully to your doctor, and ask
him about your taking Aycr's
Cherry Pectoral,
W• sande or rd.rmhw
ArJ ho., o o,•e .leeuo,
wn .odic you t..
...odic your
doctor
i
THNIt DAY, MARCH 25, 194
Tog Out for Spring
he
Who C. Ayer Company, oLowell, Lover wPM s.,
They have been making Ayer's Pills for
over sixty years. If you have the slight-
est doubt about using these pills, ask
your doctor. Do as be says, always,
....Arida 57 was 0. Any me. Lowell. 7rya,-
---sehsg--4.- Believing. - - -
A United Stater atency that is sell.
ing hooks has is man who ought to
write folders. Here is a sample :
" A tour of the world ! What it
fascinating __proapevt these magic
words conjure up ! A tour 01 the
wield ! The first enchanting glimpse
into the Inde that lie beyond our
doors ; the mingling with entirety'
srwoscnes and c customs. 4 hegphenomenael
mind-hr•nadening it etfecte ; the lib-
eral education le conveys. Perhaps
you have longed ruany-times to make
this marvellous trip yourself; only to
be obliged to dispel the idea because
of business, health, family ties. or the
question of flnrinces, la this so ?"
_Our Ammer .the question ia,_rolt
upon, Mr. Joe. Kidd,city passenger
gent of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, get the tickets and ,et the
(hinge as they are. instead of staying
et twine and thinking how - t hey urny
he. One thing is certain, wherever
you w. , t to go, whatever part of the
"Atte taking three
bottles of t r wonderful
medicine. okkr 1_ ; was
entirely wep std ,Deeded
no more medicitne. At six-
teen months of age she
weighed thirty `pounds.
She had cried eight mot2ths,
night and day, and not
did her good until we trit?d
Scott's Emulsion. r"—MRS.
E. C. SMITH, Villa Rica,
Ga.
g
Scott's
Emulsion
probably saved this child's
life. Four doctors had been
tried. Sco're's EMUISIoN
seemed to be just the thing
needed, and it is just the
thing needed by thou:.. ids
of other children. It's so
easily digested; so pure and
harmless, yet most powerful
in buildirg up the Most deli-
cate child or adult. But be
sure to get Scores EMULSION.
there are so many worthless
and harmful imitations,
al,t, DaUOGDITa
A tell cop, of M,,. eolith . lefts .nel
many nth.r•of ...mils, ratan.. (.saber
with ..m.- of ton' v:,lr.nhln utnr.tnrn re.
• reisg chllAe•n, will hes Mo, sno.. ro-
eels& of your Address, moeuor,re Skis
paper.
SCOTT & ROWNE
1211 Weaiapw at., W. Throats
tag „imp
1 To Beautify the Town
is an abject of first-rate importance
to the eitiyens, and it rein be
done at a small outlay.
all excel-
lent opportunity of spearing th
rc1'enaty stock for this purpose
1'l. hair several varieties r
Our Nursries AITor1 l -
le e
n
%,f
Trees for Street Planting.
and our list of
Shrubs, Bedding Plants, etc.
for privet., lawns and gardens is
extensive Ani inclodps some
new and lsttrectivpvarietire, be-
sides all the standard lines.
Any orders or enquiries will
recei'•e our careful attention.
Address,
JohnStewart Estate
s BENMILLER, ONT.
a>•sl•
William L. Lindsay
tlarelltsa SI nom Ne. lei
Semi=Ready's
L:1Tf3s r;s IYLES
WI i ii OR WITHOUT FANCY
CUFFS.
ALS3 THE LATEST THINGS
IN
Hats, gaps
and Furnishings.
L4LL ANL) 1.0OK OVER
SEM 1 -HEADY WARDROBE .a
le AT
McLEAN BROS:
PA '_.ACE CLOTHING STORE.
continent or of the uv,rld, no coi ipany, oc4uixtnt, anti would render the door
can take you as far ur look after you more easily forced in csao of necessity,
as well as the C. P. It. Persona suffering. from weak or dis-
eased hearts, he says, should never
A Precaution.
The case of two students having
been nowt? suffocated by gee in A
bath roots in Toronto Inas prompted
L. G. Sterling Ryerson to write it
letter to the precis in which be strong -
(y recommends that the bathroom
dour, instead of lasing locked with a
bolt or key, should lave a chain and
catch, Po that the door can he opened
a couple of inches. Tbia would per-
mit persons to coruntuuicete with the
a,lt the bathroom door, inasmuch he
1►r. Hycrso n cites other cases of acci-
dents in bathrooms similar to the one
recorded, he, has evidently strong
reasons for his recommendation.
Repeat it :-"Shiloh'. Cure will al-
ways cure any coughs and colds,"
After a man has known a woman
about so long t}d begins to tell her the
story of his a -with the accent on
the story.
r
� YertainIij thvell
1
Jhat's the verdict of all who have
.'seen our new dpring styles in
Jrien'el Jhoed
the
tips,
We invite your early inspection. Conn. and see
very newest 'Mew Styles with high rocs. axing
and ring eebts, etc.
1Ve heveed! the new styles in low shoes, in Pet-
('nt Leather, Tia' and the new Coles 'shade,
$3.50, $4.00 and S4 -5o
S. 21. Vika.
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BARGAINS__
In going through our stock wd
that we have too large a stock of sev-
eral lines, which we are going to offer
you at greatly reduced prices, some of
which are :
Fancy English (iraniteware,
(ierman (iraniteware,
_-- Hall, Library and
Stand Lamps,
Hollywood Paints,
Wall Kalsomines,
Stock Food, etc.
0 Call and see our Bargains: they are greater
bargains than •
il
FIRE SALE BARGAINS
WE HAVE
Six London Fence Machines, complete, which we offer at each $9 50
A quantity of No. 12 Cleveland coiled decarbonised spring Steel
Wire, which runs two rods to the Ib. We are offering this at. per
Ib.,
3 I -4c
A quantity of No. 12 and No. 13 Weaving Wire, at, per Ib.
535 rods of different styles of No. q wire, Ideal Fencing,
1514 rods of different styles of No. q wire, American Fencing,
306 rods of different styles Pittsburg Fencing,
20 rods of Dillon Fencing,
rorods of Maple Leaf,
making it total of 2385 rods of fencing, who h we want to tura info
cash, and also to make room for our Spring Goods.
COME EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE.
In i'lumbing, Heating, liavestroughing,
Tinsmithing, etc., all work promptly
attended to, and fully guaranteed.
tore 'Phone 22
ouee'Phone tea
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CHAS. C. LEE ..
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