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mr. Arthur Elliott has hooght the': Ilarbern who Ims been on an ex- S I
PRIIG TIREDNESS
term on the Sauble Lune known OS the , tended visie to ferends here. len Ina
Cutle farm at a very rerisonable ligas week for his home in the West,--Mes,
tire. Ala Alf. Seotehmere has aleol, W. Vipond, is we are eorry to learn,
purchased the farce on the Bronson !gradeally growing weaker, and her re-
line, OWIlea i. mr. Thos. Stephensou. i eovery es. kinexpeeted,—Me„ wee, me_
—Mr. Bolen Penh:: le, of the Bronson Laren disposed of A mare end two gela,
I
line. has purchased tbe fine Clydesdale ing s to Mr, D. Donovan
stallion, Crossfield (No. WM) three pimsE:,s,7,4,TfON„—.A. few evenings ago
Years old, front Douglas st Son, of she yeah and beeskey „„a eeeedieee,
Strathroy. We wish RAI every etre- alone- with eheie einem wended, their
cess in his undertaking.—Mr. GeorKe i way to the spacions reeidenee of Mr.
Betes has disposed of his farm to hie . 4L0. bit they were net with
brother, Mathew, for the stun of $ ielOO, la hearty welcome. The It pant of
:my. Andrew Keanno.Sthelah-Y19111-4111.e. the evening svae pleesantly spent in
wbe ens laser spenumg tee Wlilter sn eoeial conewreation. flaIlleSx at'. At
Owego ;inn khneale has retie nee the mind hour for luncheon to lasserr-ipair,scelC
ery o RN
hinneagein.—Little Lola. &tighter of ea ene goeeite weron seted in the le e 1140
Mr. and Mee. Tnee. D iweem, Of the e a
, r - g • ) , 14 4 • ' 1 * ph 1 i•P
3,114:114111 dine Wi2,0 nes been very ill, is i ed wean wee eneeen emu its biding
reeeveriag. —*Tire LI' Gcoro.is friends of 1,1iiee and preseneed to nle. and WS. Nourishes the Life Stream and
Me. Inner I:nee:Tore es-lio has been et) i yoking, aeeemipanieal by a nieelyIN'Ord,
seriouely ill with beert trouble. will bet edaddee.se, Tae presentatiou WitS made Strengthens Every Organ
pleased to dearer that lie is now very ' by the Miss Fanny Pinder awl Mag-
gie McLean, while the ialdress was ot the Body.
read by M. A. Williams. They are
about leaving our midat nod tire friends
took this opportunity of showing the
high esteem in which they are held by
aut. ede, and Mrs, yomig were somes
what $airpriSed 4104 were not prepeerel
Joint tin Troyee Iris kinepesed of his 1 to make any lengthy eeplies, although
Tana diveng to Jeeeph Illialson, who) both wese eble to express a few words
re eeniely tresved to '44' vtaLage AVM f, of thatike. Tenuch saes then eerved
'vane L;:sa,-te„ 7,iTi netennee :nee- I ere/ a, few moot. aurasements over
nee in a If es ileys an ,r.' VVVIFs Latta if When an ,V394:'d La !ringinr: Ania Lang
.13-Gapedt OnhealMfAction ()
Htlit .Livey and Kidneys Assist-
ed. Strvet'BIOat.and.
a • PoorCiroldiol,
consideaddy unproved4 arid it is hoped
with the flue Weztther he evill soon re-
cover his wonted health and thet we.
will eoen eee him ;await agein.
The great virtnes of Pane's Celery
Compound aro abundantly manifested
in the spring. It is a medieine coin -
pule d specially to brace the nerves'
to sustain heart action, to eleense the
blood and keep the stomach, liver and
kidneys in vigorous health.
In the sPringtime the effects of the
1,,11 E teseeseeeen peeped s ekyne end then returned to their re- 11,!;;Itel*,‘„,‘"°11.1;* the w°111es of hosmes%
TI4t. ge initieens nreetting there. Mr. 1 speetive homes. wishing Air, and Mrs. ' naluseo°114 mtesi, nod the severe
Tv„yea pl.wfr.013 oti4en yonna even,. hvve.,41,se,ziel pt.rity ew114;TgenSell;,,Itielyttailtittlaueila11ondee to
neey Feen- ,aWdzi W;11 0.."AV es insoi-
nnt owl; W -se' LIZ',4,0 k°:ZAt` k^V P-11"znO AW.A.Y.--1( IS one ir tinful leen Foveae' of the Wood, s1erange4
friends mei 1.4atieeek1 1k1 hy alt.Idiaty LI& weoli to 4.414rOlditlk'fl5 &Zak tagP44)", HA." 4/14 140
eiva,4,1Evi eieneen.e.e edeen sure of tire oldeeet residents of this clIt'diti"; In Cliatil'%""d$ tC gns"
3 , eeee,e ie The of 51 eemee 114141$10 MA neuralgia coma -melee
a feet he ,11 old• 1.,e, -h. • neerese seeesee.,e; bed Lemiti teeing their horrible tortues, Ilaine's Celery
.11
Compound used three or four times 44i.otly fi o ^34 h itor s,i1110' FAVVioni to ifo..r11
1" pro inve a. --Mr. T. It airee estb, wineh seta oecirrred on en.iy nor the next four week% will sfur.
nish the proper ond need elements of
fetene thieween nes tire . eet ieet. Alter long ainal levieg rate
Theee ke„ ee, eke. eee, te ie 14141 ::2,1 4,,,d,48:424 b,v, lite for the growth and repair of the
ere eses ess- h one a ne n, sree te,t. Fr,nite whole body. it AVM quiekly nuske new
*e.
, 8 lt oa manes- eire took a hem- 1-1(4y lUn'e. 11°1 1411°, will be'
n1104,1,0 Melo:lee:end neeeed away
t " een1 eeeline18 1tew litenatent:& 41L1-
, 7a. - leer death wae ik little sudden.
91 • Wo;04 "/s1 Pit i:i!!10,,o' P•4t, la:1111 'keen prepa1,m 114 reeele.
- 84-- liedni 7 Milltef7t, ate test enerainent if the church a
-hit 1 time tweeze. and wzie rattly reeign.
• Mentalet. luateVer WaiN the will of God.
e %COS tleragnal Wift't 14111141
,L4147.O
orif.g 14403 Ion. find %Vie teloved lky all
nd
"all lk
%V* I k351,1 '4 44 4:14 witto IOOPW 1V1'. Her aleath hes left in
tong voral in Mr. o!
11443"v1
j4" r
' 14'" 4" • * 9,5'41 hand to effete, She W4Nti
Via $94 *AW(11143 4130114Is
13."1" ""31 ASV 4'"%*161.' Ther Wicr 3." I "'Lt Ver.Ol'S 44,441, WaS litOltoritkil in SWAIN
•niT eviler e tee, Flees vs'eeee lei. rieres ag„o, ond yeatts later
week eak t Us, dien, et; 091 1110 11,1,4111toalibt a
lL.w, Aut nd 14.1.,
ey of the 1:1...anstreeleeete ;he nen 111 881 -trtaeal on their faeur 00 the
, 1 en n Inn porn:ate-4m% %theta. they' hare lived
deroger tine oane finnan% dal led la 0 ,47 yval si She loave$
4414r4Lf.T4 4iireell in Mr. hider•ha14 tellierel 81:4 a fetidly of the daughteys
ordlop t„, jit -44 ,4 MA tar.trae14 11144 three 1'4110of ielan111 teal& 81
14314`111"1 "it' Iker* ca' Enteka. the others teeing settled near
W fences nukes e 8I041 in 444:it kora h,,,,n" The emeeee prek pewee on Tues.
/"I"''' 11'4""a "It '41'-'`e 14'' the
anklday front liter 1140 eeiderive to St. Ce
i
tween the e end knee:
• 4114,4140 118 11,44ned liniti 4 e
140441444, IVOPIV L 13141P41441 bik ItlaSS
WAS Sling. It was attended by huge
tne ratio, eefferer doing well
. number who '410Ce to pay their last re-
rea eonkl I* a epeettelMr. Elder feel,:
t ha/skied that the cieeident wee net to t 11° tkkvilsea' TI*11""yeal
es hew the sympathy a the entire
0.1.0 mere eel lime as it. eel o jay' WON
A (lost* e4111 to
1
Edon
Watch for one next deb kte. The
eiheeet will Ike "Reeolved that n ("lane
t 'tan Seivitt•O troVIter tivilltnali.IP:o14
SnI141 4" tit'llOul more than teacher
who dancee. All even/ to think. the
All i&iV .ide the better, so us soon
ue Wt. 41:1 f.fet l. eonple to take n('gative
Ade, although contrary to their con-
epienee, the debete will ISOM).
Lon:gut. to( Ile wae eiken last Thursday
night. hy Rev. Hutton and all present
weep pleased with the practical and
humorous wey he handled the topic.-.
Onv new S. S. library arrived very
satisfacnny.—Mr. end Mrs. Gibson
visited Mr. and Thee, .T. Essery Sunday Feller Boreurn—The farm, known
last.—eliss Cora Kerslake visited the as the Tasker place, situated on Con.
Misees Lineton on Stmday.—Misses 13, and comprising lot 3 and part 4,
:Minnie and and „Teesie Luxton visited near liarlock, has gone back to its
friends at Cromarty last week.—Mr. original owner, ethe Ie L. Tasker, Sr.,
Plum Dickens and Miss E. Smith paid sold it to his son of the same name
Jr. and Mrs. F. Coates a visit last some years ago, aud moved to Harper-
Sundey.— Mr. Wm. Cave had a saw- hey, where he has lived retired. Since
ing bee last week. At night he gd.ye the death of his son, however, the
the young folks a very enjoyable place was offered for sale and was pur-
party.—Resignations aPP the order of chased by Mr. Tasker, Sr., at a good
the dav. Should the many resign for gine.
Mrs. Westeott and Miss intend to
return home on Friday after a very
pleasant stay of three inonths.
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.—On
Friday night was the scene of a very
happy yet sad meeting ut Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Coates. A surprise party
was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Cave
prior to their departure to Manitoba.
A goodly number from Eden, Centra-
lia, and Biddulph gathered and en-
joyed themeelves with games of all
kinds till Midnight. After refresh-
ments, order WAS celled and Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Cave were asked to e,omis
forwerd. Mr. Frank Coates than read
the following address in a very pleas-
ing manner.
iluliel t
Mr. &beer Dexter has pnrebesed the
111Maeste fel in of 31r. F. D. Stalker, be-
ing lot 42,, eon. 4, East Wawanosh.
The prime p was SMIad.-31e. Linke
Rem who levently sold his farm has
moved his family Blyt h. where they
Iva' make their future home. NVe are
eorry to lose each good neighbors but
wish them every happinese in their new
homee-31r. Brno, who has been con-
ducting the giltiell'S Hotel at Belgrave
for some time, intends giving up in a
few days and coming back to his ferns
in this toweship.-31.r. E. Butt has
reed of his prize team to Mr. D. Don -
the one ("no—nothing of the Oull")— BEREAVED.—The home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. Harrison has been darkened
the past week through death having
entered their home and took away
their infant daughter, Fanny Beatrice
aged five months. Ablietion has been
heavy on the parents for their three
children have ell been down sick to.
gether the past week with colds and
pneurnonia, which was the cause of
the little one's death. A. little boy,
three years old also lies at death's door
and their eldest child, only five, though
able to be on her feet, bas a bad cold.
The sympathy of the community goes
mitt() Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, while
the hand of affliction is slowly trying
their faith in an all wise Providence,
who sees all things for the best.
DEAILMR, -IND MRS, CAVE.
We have assetnbied to -night, the eve of your de.
parture to the Praire land, to spend, probably, the
hot of the many pleasant evenings in your company
and to bid you farewell for the present, iting
ample opportunities of judging and realizing our
past generosity and kindness -we must say you are
held very highly in our estimation. Tour manifesta-
tions and efforts to ermdicate and abate all law
things and to propagate that kind, generous af,4
sympathetic spirit could not fail to win theperpetual
friendship and confidence that your numerous friends
T1OVF possess. Your willinpess to give assistance
which was always forthconung, your honesty in
dealing with all men, your urbanity of manner and
jovial disposition will be greatly missed by your
friends and associates. Bub while we lose your in-
tegrity we feel assured that it will brighten your
future environments. Then before you depart we
sincerely be that you, Mrs. Cave, will accept this
rocking chair, and you, Mr. Cave, this gentleman's
chair, not for its own intrinsic value, hut as a token
and reminiscence of the esteem and respeot in
which you are both held in our midst. We all un-
animously ijoin in vdshing you God speed in. a
safe journey and the Most happy, prosperous and
successful career in your future home."
Signed on behalf of associates and friends.
Mn. AND Mos. 11COATES.
Although taken wholly by so rprise
Mr. Cave made a very suitable and
and well worded reply. He thanked
his friends on behalf of Mrs. Cave and
himself for their extreme . kindness.
Ee spoke in very flattering terms of
he Eden people and assured them
that while he was moving away from
them, yet, lee would not forget theie
kindness and he felt proud to say be
was still under the same old neg. The
presentation was very ably done by
Mrs. P. Coates and Mr. R. Coates re-
spectively. The light fantastic was
tipped till the wee small 'hours, then
after extending their good wishes and
farewell to Ma. and Mrs. Cave and
tbeir thanks to the host and hostess,
they rat -ailed to their respective
homes. Mr. and Mrs. Cave left on
the evening train Monday.
1Varmanas—Wednesday the home of
Mr. Walter Ounningharne was the
scene of enotber of those happy events
which mark a change in the liyes of
two young people, for better or for
worse. It WaS the niarrhtge of his
daughter, Isabelle, to Joseph Rands, a
prosperous young fanner of this town-
ship. The ceremony was performed
by .Rev. J. A. Hamilton, in the pres-
ence of the immediate relatives of the
parties interested. James H. Pipe dis-
charged the duties of groomsman, and
Miss Mary Rands, those of bridesmaid.
The newly wedded pair expect to make
their home at or near Constance. They
have the best wishes of their many
friends as they set out on the journey
of life together.—A !Diet but pretty
wedding was solemnized by Rev. O. R.
GtInne at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman, on Wednesday noon, when
their daughter, Miss Lilian Edith, be-
came the life partner of Mr. Henry
Bateman, of Brussels. A number of
relatives of the contracting parties
were present, and the bride received
many useful and beautiful gifts. If the
old adage be trite "happy the bride the
sun shines an" she should never be fm -
happy, as old Sol beamed in all his
glory on the beautiful beide, who was
arrayed in a be witching gown of white.
Congratulations and ceremony over
all sat down to a dainty and sumptu-
ous repast, after which the happy cou-
ple were driven to the station where
they took the train east. The young
people are very popular and the best
ishes of a host of friends are extend-
ed to them and may the sea of inetri
mody ever flow peacefully on. Mr.
,oed Mrs. Bateman will reside in Brus-
sels,
tekke stoma health and long years 0
life, Mrs. S. Sheilriek, Magog, Que.
gratefully writes 11 follows -
/erne ei time I skittered severely from
nervonsness and 'readier feeling.; of
fhlritnese: I felt all used up and soy
appetite WAS very poor. After ming
Peones Celery Compound for a tinse.
all feeling of netvousuess vvere emu-
pletely benished, I am renewed in
strength and general vigor. 1 eat and
414ep avoid soul ant perfeetly restored to
und health."
FIRED ON THE MOB.
M...RIGITS RIOTING AT PORT OF
SPAIN, TRINIDAD,
Utempte Meat to Burn the Goveree.
mesa Bitildinge Binejacitets.„
Landed to Aid Police.
Kingstown, St Vincent, March 2.4,—
A serieus riot Was in progress at 2-3Q.
'lock yesterday afternoon in Port oi
pain, Trinidad, according to
patch ipat received from that city. A
snob attempted to burn the Govern -
net bisildings there, and. the poliee
heel to Are on the rioters, killing or
wounding several among them The
Britie% cruiser Pallas, at the time the
despetelt was sent, was landing blue
iaekets.
The rioting was due to the refusal
en the part of the Government to
eithdrawan ordieance concerning the
nesv waterworks. A demonetratien was
ekede during the meeting of the
Executive Council, and finally the mob
stoued the Government building- and
ret fire to it The riot act Was read
end the police fired an die mob. The
eity ie in a state of great excitement.
•
TRAINING THE MILITIA,
rd Dnntionald's Views on Work
at Croups.
awe, ;NiQrell 24,—The annual r
t of the 111ilitia Department which
been iseued contains what Lord
donald styles "a tiarrative of
connected. with the Canadian
/or the year ending Decesnber
.• woe." 'Veld) this report the (ien-
MI SAYS I have the honor aleu to
" award Another special report to whin') ,
I have given a great deal of thought I
broed
the improvement of the militia. If
proposals vonteined in it are c;11, -
"el out they will, irt Oon, cone
•/glee to the greater efficiency of the
"I have proposed that in future the
regimental establishmente of the active
suatia shall he ut war etrength, each
nuit containing in addition within it-
, *eh the germ ke a mem, These pro.
I posals have met Nvith your WM Minis.
. Wel general apprerke,I. und I now
drawing up dm establishments which
* when complete I wilt submit to evil."
The General offers some comments
upon the campe of instruction which
were lied last year at Sussex, N.B.,
Three Rieeers and Niagara -on -the -
Lake for the officers and n, n -commis.
sioned officers of the rural usilitia in
battalions. He says ;—"Observation
at these camps has shown me that the
Canadian soldier take; thegr.eatest
interest in anything which his nuelli-
gence proves to him is of real prac-
tical benefit. Therefore, I propose in
future to leave ont marches past and
ceremonial movements. and instead to
convert the camps practically into
schools of instruction for fitting the.
.soldier to take the field, with not one
item in the programme that does not
make for fighting efficiency.
"Though the rural militia contains a
large proportion of earnest, self-sacrie
ficing officers and men, it does not
satisfy the requirements of a national
defence force. Nominally it is a body
of men eviler engage to serve for
period of three years. As a matter of
fact, it eonsists and always has con-
sisted of a number of regiments
which are almost recruited afresh
every time they are called out for
training. Large numbers of entirely
raw men enlist before the particular
training, and are perhaps never teen
afterwards, no real effort being made
to compel them to fulfil their , en-
gagements, owing to powers of com-
pulsion being quite inadequate for the
purpose. Consequently it is impos-
sible to carry instruction beyond the
most elementary stages. Such a sys-
tem is unduly expensive and ineffect-
ive from a military point of view. So
small is the rate of pay, and so un-
satisfactory have been the conditions
of training, that the best men do not
enter the militia as they might. From
this it follows that the non-commis-
sioned officers also are to a large ex-
tent insufficiently qualified for their
pOstS, nor can they command ready
obedience from the soldier, when, as
in many cases, they are quite ignor-
ant of the very rudiments of their
duties. Numbers of men go out to
tamp as non-commissioned officers
without any previous training what-
ever, and the proportion of these men
who are new to the rank on such oc-
casions shows clearly that there is a
want of continuity in the personnel of
the units. ror example, at Niagara -on -
the -Lake this year, out of 1,054 non. -
commissioned officers, there were no
less than aso who put on the stripes
for the first time.
Iowan
3Ues M. Ward is visiting friends in
St. Marys. --Mt'. Harry Weston. of
Simeoe, was in town Wedneeday look
ing over, the walks. —Miss Emma Far
rel is visiting friends in Barrie. --The
Reve 3. A. Ayearet, B.A., preaeln
Mieeionary sermons at Crediton on
Sunday, both morning Mal evQnlLig.-
3.e. Taylor has moved into mit
of Mr. R. J. MeNamee's shop.—Mies
Ida Mara, of Amherstbarg has fully
recovered from her seige sieknees
and resumed her 4uties,--3he William
Rent has disposed of his farm to Mr.
Wm. Elliott for a snug stum—iThe Art.
Ramsao, who for some months pest
has been with Die Tennant. V.$., hoe
gone to stain, wherehe open an
ofilee.—Mr. Chas. Isaac moved with
Ins family here from Exeter on Tues.
day. We welcome Mr. and Aire. Isaac
to our midst and With them much hap-
piness and prosperity.—The Rev, It
W. Knowlee, of Crediton, one of the
eleverest of the young preachers of
the Methodist church, conducted ser-
vices bere on $unday evening last in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. J, A.
Ayearst, ilis sermons were verv in.
teresting and instructive they being
in behalf of the Educational Society.
IN'Atmeten.--Anothee interesting and
pleasant event in which a flutter of
excitement is always caused, oceurred
at the Methodist parsonage, here, on
Wednesday, March 1Sth, when Mr.
Frauk Stnnlake, of Stephen, took for
better or for worse Miss Ethel M. Sut-
ton, of AlcGillivray. The Rev. J. A.
Ayearst, spoke the words that
made them man and wife. The cos-
tume worn by the bride was it beauti-
ful travelling suit and she presented it
striking appearance. As the young
couple are very popular and well-
known, we are only voicing the senti-
ments of their many friends when we
say we wish them bon voyage over the
matrimonial sea.
RING F011 BA
C131 STRUM TO Via ses e
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Fu'rUnTiON7114011V.,
7eoltizewpagro4-
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nraeultie..003,24.
-neRe ITAIN4feton*
"aaraglq7 aert
Wee
eent eke,
Ilea;
ee !reit' sa.co
Y.
When a baby is coming the ex.
pectaut mother needs to take special
care of herself, for upou her health
depends to A great extent the health
of the unborn babe, If diet, etc.,
etc., etc., is uot watched, the Start ii
life of the future offspring will not
be a satisfactory one. It is a mistake
to take liquid, medicines at this time,
for they all contain, alcohol. Their
steady use has the eat= effeet as
habitual liquor taking, consuming the
vitality and hardening the tissues.
If you are weak You need a touie,
11Qt a stimulant. Don't take =dim.
ted wine or alcoholic medicines; but
take ST. IAMFeS WAFRRS, they are a
tissue builder and a reconstructive.
ST, Pee= 1,174nns help stomach,
digest food and K11.1 the ellstriMent
te
htliornQetisgt4watyllteo Itc't7L.10:4k: utdilsIstreins
the hind that lasts, develops and
breeds the energy 'which accern.
plishes much.
have toa.vil, en jetties Wafer3
eoryeete. Nene bettewt
De, ,T, 3ragm93,
xoadmit Avg.
..57.1.1rsea IL'afera ara vet a sem
reweitto: hti)e nr.Atcry14.4: 4;4041
comrveadin,c, them ta their pailogs
;remiIIvse.'a ep, re,;,rrest.
WIMAV dealer-toren:7.i eeni re t
Wpirotfi. -t:ICY are Islaqc4 rVout ree
cell): of erive at the Canedies
ralr:11: St, Imes V/afele 09.,17g8
. , Ccoarcel,
en.
Four Montreal boys were drowned
while tobogganing on the Lachine Ca-
nal, Wednesday.
Does it not seem more effective to
breathe in a remedy, to cure disease of
the breathing organs, than to take the
remedy into the stomach?
Established .t6'79.
Cures While You Sleep
It cures because the air rendered strongly
antiseptic is carried over the diseased sur-
face with every breath, givingprolonged '
and constant treatment. It is invedu-
able to mothers with small" childien. t
Is a boon to asthmatics.
Whooping Cough Bronchitis
—FOR --
Croup Coughs
Ce.tarrli, Colds Grippe and Eay I'ever
The VaPori2cr and Lamp, which shouli in
a lifetime, together with a bottk of Cresolerre, f„
$r.5o, Extra supplies of Cresolene 25 cents and r
50 cents. Write for descriptive booklet contain.
ing highest testimony as to its value.
VAPO•CRESOLENE LS SOLD ny
:DRUGGISTS cvravwnEsn.
Vapo•Cresolene Co.
is° Fulton Street 365x Notre Dame Stt et
New York Montreal
DARKNESS AND TERROR.
Soufriere's Activity Causes Wide-
spread Alarm.
Kingstown, Island of St. Vincent,
March, 24. — The eruption of the
Seufriere continues. The volcano has
beeit cannonading all day, and the
quantity of ejecta is apparently great-
er than at the time of either of the
previous eruptions, but stormy winds
are driving the clouds northward.
There has been a heavy fall of stones
and black sand in the northern dis-
tricts, which caused a few casualties.
To -night the inhabitants are moving
patithwards in great excitement. Bar-
bados reports that darkness spread
over that island at xi o'clock in the
giorning. The obscurity was accom-
panied by a fall of red deist.
Roseau, Island of Dominica, Marell
se. — Frequent, muffled detonations
were heard during the afternoon of
Saturday and Sunday morning from
the southeast, and the clouds travel-
ling westward were laden with dust.
Bridgetown, Island of Barbados,
March 24. ---Sudden darkness spread
ever this island yesterday from g to
re re a.m. Dust fell, and the nimps
eere lighted in the churches andother
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BEST PASTRY
kyouwil
WHEATLET
(Brealtfast Foodk
A good supply of Millfeed
d Chop always on hand.
Give our Flour and Pod
trial and be convinced that
t is nn right.
Roller and Plate grinders in
use to suit customers.
Harvey Bros.
Successots to J. See
GOING OUT
OF
SHOE BUSINESS...—z,-
liming decided to give up ti
me Bueineesund pot all my time at
mess. I will sell all iny souk of
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT COST
Now is your time to secure
Bargains.
Reduced To $1.75.
Men's Felt Boots. regular 52.25
for $1.75. Other goods in proportion.
fi. SWEET,
ETER.
The wall of a mill at Elora, owned
by the Fergnson estate, and operated
by Mr. T. A. Sloan, collapsed and fell
inns the rieer.
The identity of the young WC/EMU
drowned at Warren, .Pa., has heen dis-
cleSed by Miss- Maggie Garbet of
Beamsville.
We have Jost received 8 new
St4V,k of
PIANOS
and
ORGANS,....000.
of tbe beet oranee aril will sell
ism at privee aud tee me that will
enable anyone to place 10 their house
one ef thoee Ileantiful eniente.
In Sewing 3Inelsaut e eve eat ry
SIOVIt t the beet makeeekt priees
that will eurpriee you. aleo, letesine
eedies and oil for all makes of ma-
chines. •
Sheet and ZIA Mush*. Ilynin
Books, Biblee, Kee, 111WilyS in stock.
We will be pleaeed to show you OUT
goods.
PLEASE CALL,
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AND
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We have for sale
1 Boiler 30 h. p.
1 Boiler 40 h. p.
1 Boiler and Engine
30h. p.
1 Boiler and Engine
16 h. p.
Castings of every Description in
Brass and Iron to order.
Pipe and Fittings of all sizes kept
constantly in stock.
JAS. MURRAY & CO.
Mrs. Agnes McClernent bus jtist died
at Kingston at the age of 100 years.
For over thirty years WO have' treated and cured all forms of Blood
diseases, both hereditary and acquired. -Our New Method Treatment is
original with ourselves, and never fails to eradicate the poison frorn the
system: Beware or' mercury and other mineral poisons, which so many
doctors prescribe for this terrible disease, as they will ruin the system.
Other treatments drive the poison into the system, vabereas our treat-
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system entirely; so the symptoms can -never return. If you lia.vo any of
the following symptoms consult us before it is too late: Blotches,
eruptions or pimples; falling out of tho hair, itchiness of the skin,
stiffness or pains in the Joints, soreness in the muscles, sore throat,
ulcers or bad taste in the mouth, sore tongue, sonrness of the stomach,
enlarged glands, running sores, etm
Our New 1VIethed Treatment will purify the blood, heal up the sores,
rernove all pains; the hair will grow in again, all organs will be restored
to their normal condition. and the patient prepared to renew the duties
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We trt it and cure Varicocele, Nervous Debility, Stricture, Gleet,
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