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PORT ALBERT. ` LEEISURN.
LOCHALSH.
Tl'RsIAy, April 13th.
Ditto IN SI trrt.ANl1•-Thr sympathy
.d the counlunity it extended to Mir
A. Miller, who received word film
t4eoU& ul sQUI4 days ago uL. the death
of her wothel•, Mrs. Sinclair, who was
resident in that country.
Aa Ain TG NArlaATION.-.-Postal J
is sending for a salt -illuminator cow
plies. lie lays that it is slush More
pheasant to he sittingg in the -psalm
than to lose one's bearing on a dark
night in one of there long lake shore
laues and to be entangled in a barbed
wire fence on the one side and on the
other to have the cheerful prospect of
driviugover those high cliff*. at the
foot of which can 1e heard the
swish and roar of lake 11 gnu's
mighty breakers.
Fuses eon Maw -dos yluserr.I..---
Mre. A. Miller hate received word
from her sinter Misa Sinclair, who is a
missionary in India, that the proceeds
from the Hemlock City reho t enter-
tainment held last fall, whish had
leen sent W India to assist. in the
,•,rection of a miseiou beepital there,
haul been duly forwarded, and that
the same was received with most
grateful appr•e(iat• of the en-
deavo•s put forth on the part of all
. those who hal &ssintexd in the good
. suer.
Unt-VITIK$.-Mise Bella Armstrong
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Munk -
man, Arkwright Miss lusty AL'
!menet' is spending the Heater hob,
dews with friends in Detroi!t. Mies
Donald& McDonald 'arrived it the -1W -
entail home last Friday Rod Me.
Lennon had a successful auction male
of surplus stock last Tuesday..:...
err. W. Moffat. Culross, was visiting
last week at her father's, Donald Mc-
Intyre a. . .. D. T. McKenzie lost '&
valuably horse, [sat week, -from &cute
epldi)[e*tion Miss Kebecoa %1 fatal•
*,on is at present- rullowing ofek-
sites as nurse at Seaforth.. Mia.
Mary Finlayson left hilt ulfeday to
visit friends around (ileac. . •
---•--- •Af--bfTKfklN#---
hailed • with great pleasure by the
n'iends of Hiram, alias Silas, when Ilia
production No. 2 came out in hilt
w,•.k'r Signal. It •appears our patient
et the sanitarium had been lying fur
many weeks in a kindof mental tor•
per ever since the birth of his that
effusion. Bet the cling of beef -tea
and this had been actually doing its
work, and when t e mites had given
him a little o our perhaps t.s,
strongly vitriol' tonic, which we had
loos* k idl 1a3es-age. a! a lama
Wit. the effect,sras magical. His Bret
Wold* were ••Bend fqr grandpa Jim."
This benevo ent, white -hawed old
gentleman i mediately cane, and it
was soon a ident total) present that
Hiram waayy in the throes of 'bringing
forth tw effusion No. 2. . Atter
moth mental labor on the part of H.
_end niu h profuse physical perspira-
tion u the part of the kindly a:afar
ing v uerahle grandpa, the effusion
was nt ready for the press. On ac -
1.1.41 i f the consequent exhaurti pi
ant nervous prostration. sleeping pc -
tit 's were administered by the medi•
e attendant to the two parties, and
now nw lying in thr.aarue saarb-
At the Last account H. was doing sl
well as could la• expected, 'but grand -
tether J. appears to 1e uneasy. In
has sleep, his mind appears to wander
hack t.. the scenes of his youth, when
Ile, as: a bare-footed loo, used to catch
seekers in the Eighteen Mile River
which were of a size never before
heard of nor *ince. At times he
works hi- hands and arms in a man-
ner which suggests the rolling of saw-
logs with a canthook. This alternates
with .a kind of nightmare, in which J.
appears to be flying in terror before a
hand of infuriated housewives hurling
chunks of heavy dough at his head.
, who appease to connect him, for some
unesplamt•d relwon. withathc bread's
not rising at baking time. As for
Hiram, the outlook for hili is some-
what serines, he, of rolirse' being in a
greatly weakened condition since the
birth of the twin productions. To
add to the horror" of the; sitnatioi,
the medical attendants whisper that
it may be triplets and that it may be
ueceesary In resort to the C. operation
in -order to save his life. His friends
are naturally very &nxiut/s; and nut
el uu'1' goal oat err we have instructed
our private detective to send in
weekly bulletins concerning his health
for their benefit.
SAYFIELU.
%VKUNKSUAY. April2I.t.
Mien Josie Sterling returned home
this 'week from Toronto.
Mies Luella Sterling and Miss
I'ewpsey, of Onelerich, epe-nt Sunday
in the village.
Miss 1*. M: latanbury, win spent the
Easter holidays here. returned to
Toronto,ein 1Verineethy of this week.
special /weeie•e) are being enndueted
111is week alternately in the Presby
terian and Met leadist churches, and
are weal at tended every evening,
Rev. W. Hinds and daughter have
vacated the metory and have moved
n'•roev the river to Mrs. Iludie's
house, Where they will board for the
(4111110). r.
\Val. Foster. formerly of Varna.
who recently returned from the Rest
and purchieed the property belonging
In Richard Elliott on the Rant road,
has moved to his new home.
Mr. and Mrs, It. Elliott have ,,loved
to the house on Main street lately
Porch/wet by therm from S. McEwen,
while Mr. and Mrs. K. Murray, who
hue.' been occupying the house, hare
moved to Mr. t'urner's house on
1e,oisa street.
TEACH YOURSELF NOW
For Your Own, Your Children's and
Your Friends' bake.
i)iseaeed parte of the air passages
can hest be reached by dry air. The
bronchial tubes and lungs cao only
Is• reached by dry air. !trope' is a
dry air treatment from which you' get
the balsamic effect of living in the
pine and euealyptic formats, where
catarrhal and bronchial troubles do
not exist
Ifyemei destroys the gentle that
''alien dieeaee of the breathing organs :
Poe simply, by the use of a rubber in-
haler, mix Hyomei air with ynnr in -
weed breath as it reaches the diseased
pert); to 4.YhP.re catarrhal, tornn ch flit
Tramp or pneumonia germe are molt i
plying by millions : their life is snuffed
nut, as they are the disease, their ex-
termination means quick improve-
ment,.
Jas. Wilson has the agency for
IHYomei and will furnish the complete
outfit. for 1{1314) under guarantee to
*atm*.
Refloat it:--"Shiloh's cure will al-
ways cure my cough. and colds."
NILE.
TIK$DAY, April:lllth.
Owing to 10 touch rain the farsnel•e
are linable to proceed with their
timing work, Thie will 111146 1,1111/111
vary hate with Uses saiwdiul(.
The Epworth l.eiague of Nile Metho-
dist church it again preparing for its
annual teauiei,tmg on the 24th of May.
Further parlieutars hater on.
Tr/cassette April 20th
Char, Brown and fawily arri
f4. Muskoka last week
and Mrs. Jas, Hayden visited at
last week,
WetiNKstsav, A01114t11.
ved axe:m os LIWAI.6. -- Misr Jessie
Mr. Linklater and Miss Huth Shaw are at
the home .pending their 1.t. cater Militia yr
touter --.that_ luct•ental fold. -...,Mims
Vary Clutton, rioter of A. Clinton. is
tilt' visiting her old heal- and old friend -
Mr. We are sorry to learn that A.
Mr.,Clutton has leen confined to the
to house by au' attack of rheumatism.
s ;We IIope that tl( will soon he around
be again Thi•-Fa:efer--i:erace- Th the
111/11 /6•011n•r1 chur'-h was very enj.'. 1) ;
and although the day was wintry the
attendance was good :and the display
of Easter. hale was splendid
(;edege Fulford, who has been con-
fined tylhe house most of the winter,
hi improving somewhat In hate h,
although still a lung way trine hell;;
well. A very servere attack of rhu-
watisIn has leen the cause of his
trouble.
ItiMovatt. -Jas. Scutt and fats
moved Suit week to the (arta
Scott recently purchased f
A number of boys around here were Howitt, of Auburn. We are hurry
throwing stares at- Mrs:--3smew-Ken=-a.loratWade- but we wish thniu._tutrt'.es
ut41'1 * 1 s,• and broke suit. o1 the in their new home. Koh, will
windows. 'They were brought before
Magiatr•ate Beilie and we think the
boys ere rather furry for their fun,
as it his proved rather expensive.
latetal'y. I:Let-n(1as. The Epworth'
League 11e1d its xnounl sH•eting for
election of °nicest last 'Tuesday even-
ing, resulting as follows : President,
Charles Oirvin; first vice-president,
Mill F. Bray ; second vice-president,
Mrs. John Immtow; third vice-preri-
much unused by the ladies of t
Y. -
DK.4•rii tie Mie. lir it)u )wi, - -The
death of George liur•r•owe, who palmed
away on Thursday, April lath, at his
late residence. Wellington street, in
his fifty-eighth year, removes a suf-
ferer from that dreaded disease run-
sutuption. Mr. burrows leaves to
mourn hie departure his bereft part-
ner and six children : Mrs. webl, of
dent, Mira (al14dyyn Pentland ; fourth Duluth ; Mi.. Nina. of Gtelerich
vier.president, lUis, Minnie (ii fie; `•s illiau, of Stratford ; John, Reggie
fifth vice-president, M is. Mabel Bailie; and Lindsay, at h e, The funeral,
;t)
o'clock to'.uu,'rich cemetery, Wee, very
largely attended. The member@ of
the L. 0. L. end A. 0. U. W. lodges.
to which chweased belonged, followed
in se body, Het.. C. M. Rutherford, of
Dungannon, \officiated. The pall-
-hearer,. were Samuei -Pohl(, Win.
(flamer, Jlvtteph 'Thomson and John
Ryan.
eixth -vice-presi[hmt, ' tat. She pyrenl : Uvhich took place ,els Sunday et 1.
recording secretary. 1. lerence Duatowi
cot•reapodding secretary, Gordon
Young; treasurer, James Moreland;
organist, Miss P:hn& liir4'in.
CREWE, -
MONDAY, April 19th.
N11Wsr Neuss,--,Miss Irene Maize
visited her cousin. Mien Martha John-
stone, at 1.1114.1, fur a few days this
week - - - Miew-M ei....11usty -sr aist .a
few days with hr inter, Mrs. John
Blake, of Mafeking. 'riles 'Mar
Cullnrt. of Mafeking,is hour fur her
holidays ..., Mrs. John limiter, we
DUNGANNON. •
44. -A XKWT11N. ilE.YTLaiT. LJ11
NOW'. -At humeererydee exceet Thur.
day. New renway fur extract lox teeth ISonuw
forint, better than , frown .rid bridge work,
etc. Aluminum plate. mon-breskablra.
N. n, -You can always have yyoour work mash
al's Hurt to et. it not improving a& I better dune in the dental cc -more ,
)' Y O K 'I tatter facilities fur deltic the work, wore cum -
well as her many friends would wish. (unable for the patient.
Thomas Irwin has hired Jun
Culbert to help with the reeling 00
his tach» here - ._.litxruir..John.tune
and his sister Martha, of lanes, spent
1'hureday evening at the home of %V.
H. Maize .. 11 in repotted in The
Dungannon N ws of the Pith' inst.
Ttntt Andrv'[ tamed
from the, West, but as yet no ;one
41•(7111 te have en hili but the
writ«r Ftex1 C Wert - bass moved
to the Finlay farm a Mafeking
Mrs. Witt. Pierer. w vi Sead
asgh
ter, Mrs, T. J. Park, ei Dungannon,
eta Friday lir. acid \ars. VVttt
Begley and leu returned ,I Ilau,ilton
en Mortality list .Miss It?tiara
Culbert is spending her holidays with
her sister..5I•e. 1'. .S, He.'il. at Maafe-
king \Ira. lieu. 1t. irniir, Mrs.
14teesniet= Fiotltav ant! Keil t)ucniu
leave here tomorrow for•Floral, Sas-
katchewan . - . , We have lied so
much rain this'spring that the seeding
will be late, a, the ground is too wet
to work yet. - -
- - - MAFEKING.
Motoev, April filth.
tiKEVITIEs. Mrs. *SLtiAl•t if inlay
si,ena •a few days with her friends
here lase. week miss Aliiva Blake
and Masters l i eT l{Lck,•crit }to 1 y
AiG•n, of Lucknow. visited their
aunt, AD Blake, Iasi week.
George t'iastpdtrll and (ir,r. a Slake sae
4.n the -**rt- list -thio wer(r. , ...
Jame. Webster. of lurk now, 1t. vis-
iting ber d au whirr. Mrs.Thomas u
)Slake. John Miller, of St,
Helene. visited at Jaunts Webite,'s on
Sauantay John %Veard is work-
ing with It. Johnston now and Bert
Finnigan is engaged with Thos. An-
derson , Fred ('utbert, of (9•ewe,
hats moved up on to Stuart Finlay's
term Miss Rrllali Mensry, of
Sheppardton, is visiting Mile Mary
11 11 'J C. and ISAilie Mtutheix
returned to their ,,'hoots at Henntil.
ler and Lanes yesterday.
LOTHIAN.
Tut:.•tu-4a. April Jutb,
Miss Ada McKenzie and Alex.
Barnby have returned to Lucknow.
Mrs. A. Mackay, or Port Elgin, vis-
ited friends here daring Easter week
Irev. Father Hogan, of St. Thomas,
\ end \\'
visited hialpsrent-t; .Ir. nl .t4.s
M. Hogan, ,recently.
W. W. Henderson. of IMtroit, went
his Easter vacation at,the horse of his
recreate, Mr. and Mrs. 'r. F. Hender-
son.
Mr. Hughes. of St. Helens. has moved
into Hugh Murchison's house on the
12th eoncesaion. V.'e weteotne him to
our neigborhosl.
- OODERICH TOWNSHIP.
TrKsu.+y, April''a(th.
WEDIONlas. The 11e111e of Mt. and
,Ins. John Cox, tiealerich township,
ens the scene of r. #3.4641 liut._p.etty
wedding on \Vednewley, April 7th.
when their delight t•r: antis 40f4*; was
united in marriage to T. M. 1Voods,
of liuderich township. 'l he ceremony
war reefo•nled by 8I'V. W. L. (files,
of Bayfield. in the presenee of the im-
mediate friends of the bride and
groom. Roth rnntrarting pnarties are
very well and favorably known and
the gond wishes of all go with 1 hem.
The marriage took palace on
April 7th of Mies Pearl C., the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement
Newton, of Porter's Hill, an John F.
schnlidt. of South Eesthope. The
bride hooked charming in & travelling
snit of blue \'enetieu cloth with waist
of white silk and allover point d'esprit
trimmed with insertion and lace, frith
hat to match. The presents were
n utla.'rnus and costly. among them
being a handsome che, k from a cousin
in New Vcrrk. Th* -young couple are
well known land their many friends
wish them surcease and happiness in
their wedded life.
WORSE THAN ONIONS.
Had Breath from indigestion Cannot
be Overcome with Perfumes.
Nine -tenths of the offensive breath
is a result of stoneta trouble. If, can-
not be overcome by breath lerfuntee
4)4 any other palliative ineesuree.
1f you have a bad breath ; if there is
heart bun n, tlatnlence and gulppings of
undigested food; if the• stoniarh burns
or smarts ; if there is sleeplessness,
nervousness. headaches or any ether
eymphons of indigestion. nee Mi-o-na
etnn1aclt tablets and get well. -
A feteent box of Mi-o-ne stomach
tablets lasts for a Couple of weeks and
will ward off a dozen mild attaeks of
ndi e. 'nn while
I
ts continued
mss
Will give an absolute end complete
onre,
,las. Wilson has seen so many cures
made by Mi-o-ne stntntu'h tahlete that
he gives a guarantee with every isox
to refund the money if it fails.
No, Cordelia, Cabinet Ministers do
not deliver sermons in a cabinet.
Repeat it : - 'Shiloh'. Cure will al-
ways lure my coughs and colds."
RTOTI('y:.-THE LOCAL .AGENCY
1 lu Litungu,o
u n for The Signal hint the l'o+t
taut -.,..k a„e :leo..,.... lit
enter, wilt be received fur1 riptrou•, atf•
verll.ing and ,iib work, and receipts will tie
given for awouute paid fur the saute.
LUCKNOW.
Tt'Rsisal, April _loth.
Wm. Buckingham has purchased
the resident.' of W. C. Johnston on
Stauffer street.
Ulu, J. Mcl'harles, of the Star gro-
cery, is opening out an up-to-date res-
taurant in cotuectiol with his busi-
ness.
Rev. D. T. L. 11eKet•roll, pastor of
Lucknow Prosbyti•rinn church, and
Rev. A. Miller, psalm of Ashfield
Presbyterian (hurt -h, ex, hanged pul-
pits un SAIII/M11 111.1
!iiia lilacs Haiti and - Miss. MMilliS
who had been spending Easter holi-
days with their pnrente, returned to
1ta,.iilton on Monday to resume their
studies at the Horned Srhool.
W. J. A. Mac(irog. r,- former editor
and proprietor of The Sentinel, has
+mrchasrd a printing business , in
5%inghm aand will make a cialty
t, c .4 rorrrmereial and-- tlr>wtil7
and the menufactin'e of rtdber
stumps. I
%,„C1t001. ROOKS AND ALL KINDS
a7 of ,drool outt,plits. at the
nnJrlWUonery5f8f ' sowthn e-
hou-e,•Ieaning i. in order and you will wand
new watl.pa a•4.. You will dud up-to-date
-e ``
Ie. as the P to ce .
Y w rel store and will wake, ho
ini.take W wreha.iur thane. You are Incited
to 1repeo tLc.tark. N. ItYA!t;, Uemganuon.
Mot*IAY, April lWh,
Semen. Reeterr.-The following is
the thly report for March of U.
s, S. Nei. 17, its illeId and Rest %Va-
wanosh. The numbers indicate the
percentage obtained : Jr: V. -*Char,
lie Niiens, 73, Sr. 1V: --Ella Stothere,
't.1 ;Calvin Iiaili4', rpt. ; Norman. Kirke,
,s --i}L -- Oliver Kirke. t15:
•1 eorge Nixon, Jr. 1111 -!Ernest Mc-
liratten, 111. Sr. 11. --Marie. Sproul,
tq ; 1» h.'lle Stothei-s, 111 ; •('ladys Riv-
ets, MI. Jr. 11,. -John Sproul, li'1. Sr.
Pt. -*Ira Stothers, KS. Jr. P1 1.-e
'}tmeard Sproul. Those highest 1n
sprning were :-Ella, Burghers, Muter
Sproul. In vonduct, Oliver Kirke,
Ella St.,thers. Those whose names
ate nlet•k10 - were absent imolai., RP .
part Of the •exanlinatinne. M. ts.
part 1ttKLeTe Tsar her.
1\ KONKsu t v, April 21st.
Mra. Turner . and her daughter
Gladys went today to liiniiie for a
Wrektt it.,__ - - _
.\Ir. Wallies. is offering for sale the
two lots just -went of Mountain'm
hotel. The sale will ►.e held on Fri-
day.
!level fleetly •ell lust week into
the rooms above the drug stun'. He
has engaged with Miss Milligan for
the summer months. -
BAKERY BOSINI•:as 1nui,-=S. poach
hag Mild his fakery business here to
N. Treleaven. Mr. Ronda, however,
retains peeression until next year.
The laymen's missionary congress in\
O'-totll.x Houk
Lucknow wink. held Loin April 'Pah
t rA„[er M or to -May oth. RTeelinge for men at 1.114-
l're.hyterian church each evening and
unretings for w•eruen and children
each afternoon in the - Methodist
church. '
Vota drop
of Alcohol
Doctors prescribe very little, if
any, alcohol these days. They
prefer strong tonics and altera-
tives. This is all in keeping
with modern medical science.
It explains why Ayer's Sar-
saparilla is now made entirely
free from alcohol. Ask your
doctor. Follow his advice.
r
'.4, �. �.olut, unr rurmul..
g W. sent.e •I,.,,hot
from our med,mu••
vers
woo 4.s• r..
doctor u4.
Unless there is daily action of the bow-
els, poisonous products ■re absorbed,
causing headache, biliousness, nausea,
dyspepsia. We wish you would ask your
doctor about correcting your consnpation
.by taking laxative doses of Ayer's fills.
�aaW *r ah. 4. C- a7N Oe., Low.,l, v--_
ST. HELENS*
Ttlea»A,, April 2httli.
Wotts''s lNs'rrr(TK.--The unuugl
meeting of the %Vonten's institute
will be hell at the honk. of Mrs. A.
Anderson on Tuesday, tpril 27th, in-
trad otTh iraday. All heti member's
:itc requested to attend.
O0). -BORNE.
SVsaisee,uav, April '21st.,
}'rrt'tr Preceerltr'rw: - Y he itr.be.ativ.rw
for fniit so tar are ivied. jud ring from
lhr iniwt'nse 'show for . bels oft the
+tp de. tutu', plow and .cheers. _trees,
Those who live been taking stock of
the prosp•cti report that the present
veer clay le' a record one if the heathen
lei favorable' for the developing of the
blossoms during May and the first
wewit
of J.ms,
Hurry Up, Mr. Moyes'
Cn,ite-tr-re 1,X7.-Wirrk on the new
Methodist church will be commenced
this week. (Geo. Stothelr has securer)
the eontract for the bricklaying, Gro.
Begley for the carpenter work and N.
F'. `Vhvard for the eavestroughing.
(free MeteriN..-The postponed
s n meeting untie- at
er the uepiees of
the SV M. S. will he held on Monday
evening next in Elliott's hall. :44 very
interesting program is in course .1
preparation. Everybody will be
mode welcome. A. silver collection
will be taken.
I- time- l'I.oarNaa-There is a scheme
on foot in the village to secure early
closing of stores on certain nights of
the week. This is a step in the right
direction and should meet with the
hearty approval of all. it is not fair
to ask clerks to stay at their poet until
9 or 1(1 o'clock at night. (live them a
ehenee. They are hutn&u like nus-
selves.
AUBURN.
resile', -A -pill 31th. -
A. -C. Jo,ksun haw -taken.. charge. of
the sawmill her'.
Owing to the ort weather seeding
is progressing very slowly.
Charier Howson lost hie entire
horse -Derry Down" this week. Ile
was found drn,l in the 46111e when
Mr. Howson went uut.in the morning.
BAts Rn.tiw. - Both i•oauls to the'
meths,' ELM 111 a poor state of repair at
present. The direct one from the
village is impassable. 'rile public are
warned/ that if they use it they will
run all risk. The one trade by the
railway by way of the -kale line 1s
hardly any better. Some were in
favor of hindiug the railway when the
Bonuses ante granted and all have
now come to the conclusion that the
railway creat} is ---take all you can
get and give as little its return as pos-
sible.
TiiI',hATk Cei141NTIN.t SuOTT.-\Ve
are again reminded of the uncertainty
of human life by the death of Chris-
tina Scott, which occurred un Satur-
day, the 17th fret., at her residence on
the lath concession of Hallett,
NOWA wa,v Morn in the township of
Dumfries sixty -ane years ago, Iler
father, the late ,Fames Scott, took up
the lot on which deceased died, fifty-
nine years ago, and removed his fam-
ily (hereto, and there decease(( had
resided the greater part of her life.
About twenty years ago she was at
tacked by rheumatism in its severest
form. Medical skill was of . ne avail
and she gratleally grew worse, for the
pest thirteen years Ming unable to
walk. She took a keen interest in
everything taking place. Never idle.
her mnment* )f leisrim were spent in
trading and she required an intel-
ligence *have 1 he average. Although
A groat saffferer, she was always kind
and cheerful, her life giving evidence
of the hope she •V,tertainetl that be
yond the dark portal faith in the
eternal Son of (fop gains admission
to those milliner)* prepared for those
who love Him. Followed by A large
number of friends end acquaintencee
her remains were conveyed to the
cemetery on the 13th concession of
Hallett, where they were consigned
to their last resting place.
Luc o•
kn w Lodge, No. 117, 1. 0.0. P.,
will celebrate the ninetieth anniver-
sary of the Order and thus recognize
the manifold blessings of the Father of
all mankind by attending ,divine ser -
vier at the Episcopal '-hutch do Sun-
day morning at 11 a. n1. The' iareth-
ren will meet at their halg.• rooms at
fO:'JTmna`wiltinarcll t:. the church.
W.E8T WAWANOSH.
MoNn.sy, April 11111,11.
A PloNkgn GONE. -Able of the early
settler* of West Wawanoali passed
over to the great majority op Satur-
day, April 10th. \\'e refer to :Mrs,
1\...:�., ..., .eli,,1 .#44., Tate Wesley -
Fatrrier. Deceased writs (sin eighty-
four years ago in the township of Nel-
son. Ont., and came with her husband
many, years ago to the- township of
West.\Vawanosh. she was a noble
women, and there air few higher#(
:teepee 44 chertwtee- khan- -4>at-of- l.,"
deceased. She was kind and hospit
able, and for forty-six years was a
highly respected resident of the town-
ship. She leaver two sons--J,iuiltha,_
and \V. It. Ferrier, of \Vawainosh
also one daughter, Mrs. Sherrill', of
1iViughain, who infanta the demise of
a faithful, affectionate mother.
EAST WAWANOSM.
tlevttAv, April 19th.
II tereersi- lieu. Jefferson spent
a few dey. visiting friends in Wing-
haui last week Harvey Watson
left for Manitoba boat. Wednesday.
We wish him success .... a, Mi.r A. I.
Lawrence, teacher of No. 11, retard,
on,Saturday, after spending her vaca-
tion at home Miss Josie Camp-
bell was in Bingham ml Saturday.
Will Taylor, of Knox College.
returned to Toronto last-Mondaj-
after visiting his
i g !assent,+ mod other
friends on the nth daring vacation.
A. A. Naylor visited at H.
I1. Taylor's Lon Friday afternoon last.
Tilt. contract of draining the
s,hot)l•grnun.ls. at No. 7 was let to
James Haggitt, who completed the
job during the holidays.
THE LATH DAVID ScuT-r.--Another
of the pioneers has passed away, in
the person of 1lavid Scott, whose
death occurred on Wednesday. April
7th, after a short illness. Deceased
had reae ip t.(1 the ripe age of
seventy-eight years. He was born in
Halton county and carne to Ihi. tnwu-
ship when a young ratan. In Dari he
settled with Hiw- -t.iriiwrly M 4116
Elizabeth 'Elliot\ also of Halton
County, en lot ail. colietasion 7. nil
which he resided continuously until
his death. Benue years ago he WAS
.derteel to a piece on the township
council, first *1444 counrillur and after-
wants as reeve. He was one of the
first erhonl ernstres elected in 14. 14
No. 13 and for forty yearn continued
in that office. 11e was a member of
Knox church. llelgrave, and in poli-
tics wan a Conservative of inde-
pendent leanings. liesidee his widm4•,
four sons and three daughters survive
hien : Peter WV., William 1:., David
S and Cyrus W.. Mrs. W. M. Scntt,
Mrs. John E. Fells and Isabella E.
We'll tape oar chances alongwide the
man who would rather make&child
smile then nodal. *dollar at the ex
seof his fellows.
MONEY
FOR THE FARMER
K
mike TIMI per rent. 1111 cont
money by inveeting Spa ('rilliP
naw..- :You can do this by pute
ting nett Apple, fear, Plum and
Cherry Trees this spring.
A Beautiful Home for
Everyone
MAY he had by phinting a few
vines% and shrubs, such as Bose
ton Ivy,Dorothy
Pr
Perkins
Pink
Climbing Rome. Clematis, and
some oratnarnlaI tires m• ever-
greens.
Address :
John Stewart Estate
BENMiLLER, ONT.
An esteemed salbs,•riter et Lep
8 11- -s tt)serfptfl ttir-1m*
Signal, and +tilde : '•SVoi,ld have paid
it soon but waiting to go to ode -
rich by *$ (l
ctric railway." -_ -
tnle7hh
TIM 'Dar, Arutr. S'J, 1909
7
Spring and Summer
Underwear
In Fine English Natural Wools,
French Balbriggan,
Ellis Sprint Needle, -
Merino
and all the leading lines in Summer Underwear.
Call and see the New Rubber Collar,
"Kantkrack"
in all the newest styles.
McLEAN BROS.
PALACE CLOTHING STORE.
The use--SL}_paint is an economy__t protects and
beautifies.
It makes buildings last longer and look
tett: . But be sure and get the right kind of paint
_or v;._ atiisil for your purpose. Ask your dealer for
SHLRW/N W/LL/AMS
PA/NTS AND VARNISHES
Made in Canada Ai JfftRI I11111L4MJCU fiontreat TorontoWtnn
Low H s for Settlers.
'1'o certain coin in Saskatchewan
and Alberta eaah•-Tuesday during
April. Fill information sand tickets
from any linnet Trunk agent.
Talkative,' '
"1 wouldn't objeck t ' wan dat
keeps tilkin' all de title , -.aid 1-nid
Eters, •'•11 lie didn't inei,. on th'un ler
in a question every tett minutes or so
dat you's got to answer to show you's
keepin' awake." -Washington Star.
IL is easier to stop the barking of a
dog than the sinei ae of a luoasauitO
" i can truthfully say
that i believe that, but for
the use of your Emulsion
1 would long since have
been in my grave. 1 was
past work -could not walk
up -hill without coughing
very hard."
THIS, and mods more was
written by Mr. G. W. Hower -
ton, Clark's Gap, W. Va. We
would like to send you a full
copy of his letter, or you
might write him direct. His
rase was really marvelous,
but is only ate Of the many
proofs that
Scott's
Emulsion
i. the most strengthening
Arid re vitalizing preparation
in the world. Even in that
most stubtvern of all diseases
(consumption) it does won-
ders, and in less serious
troubles, such as anemia,
bronchitis, asthma, catarrh,
or_.loss of flesh from Any
rause the effect is much
quicker.
era. Aottl. of 1(x)TT
i:31i-til1Oti -be enrolls SCOTT'S and
or It.
ALL DRUGGIST'.
Ina or roll TrIl Mr. rower/,.n'• lott.r
An,1 4,rno Iitor.tur. on (.•. mpt, ,n
Judi •, n11
,1 u. a row owe
the Mr.,
SCOTT & BOWNE
126 W.Ilinaton SL, W. Tnrento
'J Collars
Collars
WI. hate 0111'
I'ohm s for the
spring trade,
Leather, Cloth and
Sweney Collars
A goal clean ntes•k 141 choose from
(hg bony srau•on is eommenring
and if you need unr of our
Best Team Harness--
dont. nil• ce' o
'wive al. to Late in 1 he season.
Our inerea'irtg 1•1114111"4/1
is the
hest proof 111 aur giving sal isfa(tinn.
H. E. KNOB
A(JlH111N.
BICYCLE
NO$ `$'OPE
....New
Wheels....
14 1; I1ANU1.1•: (►NLX THE -HEMI MAKES
TIIA'' ARE MANUFA(TITREH.
I BICYCLES, ELECTRIC SUPPLIES and GENERAL REPAIRING.
Opera House Block. Kingston Street.
New Tires, New Seats,
New Coaster Brakes.
(ireat Bargains in -Rebuilt second=hand Wheels.
Old Wheels refitted and made as good as new at moderate coot
Complete stock of Bicycle Sundries now on hand- -
Let us put your wheel an good shape--
Allworkt lt
orou hl and
g Y promptly attended to-
_
WM. YULE
BARGAINS ,
In going through our stock we find
that we have too Targe a stock of sev- - _.
eral lines, which we are going to offer
you at greatly reduced prices, some of
which are :
Fancy English (iraniteware,
German (iraniteware,
Hall, Library and
Stand Lamps,
Hollywood Paints,
Wall Kalsomines,
Stock Food, etc.
Call and see our Bargains: they are greater
bargains than
FIRE SALE BARGAI
Wi: HAVE
Siat London Fence Machines, complete, who h we offer at each aq,S°
A gaanhty of No 11 Cleveland ..oiled driatbonlzed spring Steel
Ware, which runs two rods to the Ib. We are offering thus at, per
Ib., 3t 4c
A quantity of No. 12 and No. tl Weaving Wire, at, per lb.
535 rods of different styles of No. q wit e, ideal Fenc.ng,
1514 rods of different styles of No. 9 ware, American Fencing,
Sob rods of different styles Pittsburg Fencing.
zo rods of Dillon Fencing,
to rods of Maple Leaf,
making a total of 2385 -rods of fenling, which we want to turn into
cash, and also to make rOon, for our Spring Goods.
COME EARLY AN GET FIRST CHOICE.
In Numbing, In
r
. e t
in
K.
avert
sou
g
hi
n
g
T'insmithing,
attended to, and fully guaranteed.
3c
tc., all work promptly
Store Phone 21 CHAS. C. LEE
noun. 'Phone 11�