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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-02-08, Page 5• I THE vacate 4, *bllnhe4. *very Tituraday Mtge* et the Ws 14:A.I ir-trial L', ?. rams*. AUSIGOATit NEU 0141100 OOMMPAMX 01' i Cls ft., One boner per *saw, it poet In ;doom,- SLOG it u. to bald. li.tttirroci*US#06E oaa No paper diacgar.tlnued until all *MOM eat "repaid vsrtbe rents without specified directions: winiss LiblSri t until forbid and ceased soca . beral disoesust arµde ft* tronsiciout advertiasalints Inserted for long periods. '/wiry dencriPtion et JOB PRINTING turned out in the Alm*ysIe, ,and at aderate r&ter. ' Cheques, money orders, fe , for dvettlatoift eubierlptious, eth.,. to be made payable Sander's & Creech, PROPRIETORS l 'rafbsr4ienat cards. DE. A. 8. KINSMAN, L. fl. u., D. D. 8,, gionDonor graduate of Toronto liniveriety. D '`NTIST Beth extracted without any p,Jn, or any bad effects Mee1401100in Block .est side Main street, Exeter. yap . ALTON ANDERSON (D.D.S. b,D,S • . DEMi'i .'t<' Honor Graduate of Toronto Ilniversity and Revd College of Dental surgeons of Ontario. Also Post Oraduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistery (with honorable mention,) Alluminuln, 0014 and Vurcanito Plates made in the aatest mannerPossible, A perfectly harmless an-; aeethetie used for painless extreetionof teeth. ' CO* oneYdooreouth of Carling Bros: store, Elaeter. STOC-Kran and Shortsecit Chop; Centralia creme m the world between eating suits a n d biscuit eat, ing. 0 n e may eat a biscuit and not taste it, but when you think of bis suit eating you think' instantly of ooney's Perfection.. Cream Sodas ctisp,, delicious and tasty. Absolutely and dist c4l y superior toany other make. Say"Mooney's"s toyour voter. Sappl mept ry Msetfn s :$oufih Nurop:Farmers instifute will be held as follows: 13 , HALL, dR LTi H , B. ' , 1)1.: , Alextlox Mie>:xrt7ar. Addresses byn D. CL An- derson, Rub Subject, "ltd ion care , g y, Su j t, at of Chops, and application m ante Mr. G. Barbour, "Breed- in andfeeding beef cattle"; addresses also by Messrs;; W. D. Sanders,: Exeter, and lr. a,kiaitrSP+r, ]Kenaall. .Eviraxcaa -- ia[uarca2e . Addresses at 7.30 0 cl . k b D. V. Anderson, "Our Country"; G. Barbour, -- Par, mire' Sons."- D►ASH"WOOD, FEB. 15♦ ` • Zimmerman's Hall. Alteraoon D C. Anderson, "Rotation of crops"'' and ""Norse."; Ge. Barbour, "Breeding and Seeding of beef cattle"; addressee also by lbws, Win. Lewis,, Crediton, and P.eMadge. Thames Road. • .Evening --D. • 0.'•Anderson, "Our 'Country". G. - harbour. "Armen,* Sens." P t S tl<sf`aetory in in 1' l✓+E3 " zI7l sou TOWN itA:LL, FEB 10. Aftcernoon d• 0. Anderson, "Horses—Draught, Agricnitirr l.a General purpose"; :0, Barbour, "Breediinrg and feeding of boat cattle." Addressee • . 4Iso.:by M. Y. Mclean. Seaforth; J. Shapton, Exeter. .:: . . , ' , . •. ° . ven Bar • :our' grain and los, home with ' feed. ing— g "% C: Anderson, Our Country"; G. E ",, , bout`, "rarrinere' Bone." HENsA.LL.MILIAER'S BALL, FEB.17 A'ftarnoon.- --D O. Andersen, "Manure, its pare and application" anct "Hosses";-Gr. Barbour, feeding, beet cattle"'; address 4.1... by J. eller n, Daebtwood Evenin ---D..C. Andtbal ,-"Fannin ar ori` occu• patio's"; 4. Barbour' "Ferment Sons.. • , :A Directare'mieeting win lbs held at 1b o'olaoir a.m.1 } 4r;kitN:tit frOWIsr 2414144 ' 'EB -19; Afternoon—tt, tb Anderson, "Horses and Sheep" a, Barbour ,'"Gultiv*tionpi the soil"; addreast Also by lot ,1F gIder, Reseals - Evening --D. Cl. ,A, "Our. HOountrry"; d -tabour,'+Farmers' ' TVCKL1I,SId'f TH, FEB.:. 20. Strong's Hall. Afternoon—D. C1. Anderson. ""Rotation of crop* and clover"; 4. Barbour, "Breeding and ' feeding of beef, cettle"; addreese. also by,Messr"s.-T. Fraser and J. Paterson, Brucelleld.. Evening D. O. Andersou, "Aiming as, peau, pation";` e0. Barbourr,'•'Fannere" sow" r The afternoon meeting* commence at. £ o'clock and the evening meetings at 7.80 o'clock. Additional program, consisting of vocal and in- strumental onus o at the evning' meetings. ; Let there be a large ttendence l►t each of these meet. Inge as the dele tea are both eu'ccessetnl fanners and good speakers.; • _Do you want* good position in the C3orametcla World? The eureet *Ad shortest road is via Pi' sehool. We give a courge of training tha is not aorPasaect by any Business College in Canada. . We , give Indivldpal instruction therefore you may epter at any time, - Write tor free .catalogue and, get e rticie to la FOR Tkt-HOIVIE. Nothing will so ',successfully do OAS as a good Itigh Grade PIANO, or 0 AN Every member of therfainily fill- ly appreciate: it. , root pulper. horsepoWer, entting box, 2 sett double We carry these inetruments in the ete highest grade and our prices and terms! r FAItliL—The fart conteins 100 acres mai 110 are of the most liberal kind for the nettr the oehool and church. " a" A its ruii♦ay Whiebeitses Thhe.folluwiiig is the report fcr;' S. S. No. U. Stepbeu, for Jas nus ry: V.--- toy Hill 88. Sr. IV. - Herbert IV itch- ell 81, Latin', Hints 80, ('bsyt"u :horse 7ff, Olive King 714, Everett Sims Ott Jr. 1V. -Beryl Hill 7t, tiler', Chambers V. Jr. Ill. -Lillian Stehle 77, Els Olins v. Marttildat ReliVier Ch. 8S, Sydney Stn& rt 64. Jr. 1I. -Irving Stehle 94, Vials Cols taibb , Clei,'trude. Kiss 82, A.nal;rew Flanagan 65, ElizabethSim* 02. Sr. Part -My r'tle Sipes. O. M. Turner, Teacher. The following is the report ,of 8. ••. No. 11, Stephen. N'arntes .in ' order of merit: V -Norman Brown, Lillie INes lers. IV. --Arthur %Vinkenweder, Therisrs Zeler, Laouib Morena, Wesley England, Fred ; Preeter♦. Sr. ' 1.17..E Milton Ehlers, Herbert Krueger, Louis Ziler, George Link. Jr. III. -Frank Morenz, Olifa` Ziler, Arnold Stephen,. Amelias En land, Pearl 'T@ittreaau,:Geo. 'idler., Sr.11.-Oharlio Stephen, ;Mabel Wild, Willie McPhee, Fulton Baxter." Frieda Krueger. Jri17. Clara Jacobs, Mina, Ehlers, Mueril Willett, Albert Vincent, Willie Vincent. Part IY. Douglas McPhee,; Irene W illert, ;lthy- Bard Stepben,-Laura Stephen.. Part L -Olive Willett, Ire, I'eatreau. No. en roll 34, average attendance 28. L. L. I artleib, teaaebez The*following is a report of the stand - he u '1 i S. .4, e as i ro Ste o'f s .♦N n n , , P p or-Januainry. „V. Elgin.;: Amy, .Nora, Brown, ' Sr. ;IV. Sy'bella, Morlock, Glacljs Kestle, Wilbur Morloeh. Wills . Preszcaatorr,ldellaSchwsarz,Nellie Arny, Willie :Iloeszler, Minnie Kestle, Ethel Resale, Meaner Eilber. Jr, IV,, -Lorne Morlock, Wesley Wein, Edwin . Wein; Harr y Schwarz,. Herbert Wein-,: Sr. IIIA, -Beulah Swith_, Leonard, Schro- der, Arva Brokenshire, Osear Cornish, Clarence Silber, Alvin Cornish, Her. berrtKraft. ' Jr. III, -»Willie Schwarz, Mildred Klumpp, Mabel, Coxworth, Clinton, Brown, Emerson Schroeder, Mervin ' Brokenshire. Sr II.-Otta Brown, Aaron Weil,' Gordon Cornish; '' Jr. Ia<,. Lulu Kestle, (Sa:arar:"'''SVein, Em.. ®. 1 n n e l i. Pt. o to o R asx jr.Jrr I. r. ersrn o Morlock,' Ernerrson Wein, Sr. Pt. I- isEither, Joseph Schivatz Lavi n e Snth, Jr.. Part I. -Eddie Cornish Joss,. Brokenshire, " Mervin' Eoxworth. IN'o. on roll 40, .vera a attendance 40. G. W»!Arson. Teacher. The'following isr the rreporEt of SA.8 No.11, Ha_ y:, `Nemec are in order 'of merit. V--EI'tnora Truemner, Doro- thy Truemnne>r..: Sr...I'tr.--Edith'W per, Aaron Oestreicher.. Jr. IV. --Al- berta . Trueman,.` Stella Geiger, .Lena Schroeder, Herbert Truernuer,• Million :Oestreeicherr, Sr. Eck= stein, ' Cora Truemn , Marcy. Schroe- der. jr; 1II.-`°-Tusneldit Trueinner, Jacob Messner,,. Roland Kleilnfelett.Li zie Messner.. Sr. •11.r -Lydia itfeesner, 'Anna: Wolper,` Oblen Trueumer, Susie Kleinfeldt,_ Pearl .Broderick,,. • Jr. 11,:-: Luella.Kuinz,..Ewil "1 cbrwoeder, Lillie Messner,:Edwin;.ilxkrranasau -: Bernard Hartwan' B ,elia;Ovrerbolt.h Sr. ,Part II.: :Gertle Welgand,:•Flor~a Kleinfeldt, #slot, •Mesiet sir, irrhold lklfllenr« . 3r. Part IL- `l in Kuriz,; Theodore Millets'Jr; Pt..-Pt•,Laelitithe:Scbiroeder,,OttIa,'Tr. is# ! r, Chart ` ,flal'ttlxun. jr. Cltrrss.,.: tr Ohai'rier. No. orn roll 38, , aver- age itttendance:3p.. ' Theo, J. Hart *ate teacher The following ; is theco'rrreet.repor.t for, S. S.". N0.5. McGillrvrray s for the month of danu ry:-4r.' Class: --Ray- mond Conghlin,1019sTimtithy O'Leary,` 795; James O'Leary, I i , ♦ IV Class:- :Fred Lewis, 1283;'Arnold Coughlin, 1157, ' Aaron. Scott, .820; Violet Short, 808; lizat Hadginat,..772; Thomas 'ail- titer, 419. IIIClaass;-WP'hitomeneCough. lin, 791; Alice Lightfoot, 737; Lorne Sholdice, 092; Elia Hodgson, 562; Dal- ton -Lewis, 200; Ellie Hodgins, 234; Johnnie Coughlin, 170; William 'Ma guise 125. iI Claris:-Alex..Hodgins, 1177; :HenrryUHodgins 1001; Lizzie Cook,. 857; Melvin,. Lightfoot, 095; Winnie 0' Leary,. 055; Win.. Tilbury, 284; Alton, Sholdice, 175. ' Part II:- Gordon Lew- is,1327; .Cecil Jones, 1146; Merton Mor- ley, 904; Mary Hodgins, 748; Florence Kiltner;..010; Vera Hamilton, 445; Oor- neli'u1s Coughlin, 411; Harold O'Leary, 206. Sr.:,Paart..I:-Norman Short, 544; M try Dancey, 481; Matilda : Dancey, 407; Will Bodging, 437; Elsie Lewis, 301; Chtrisswt:wScott, '135; :Silviaa. Jones,, Jr. Part 1: Boy Hodgins; 473; Cecil Lightfoot, 52: No. on roll, 41; , aver - Age attendance,' 32'° Alviina; Wilson, Teacher, • • Scztoor H,ipowr.--The following, is the report of the Sr. and Jr. Depart - menta of S.S. No. 1, Stephen, for the month of January, based on general oflciency arra good conduct. Sr. V, Vernon Wilson, 865, Sarnnel McCoy 091, .Harold Huplan 603, Enos Windsor 415.. Jr. V. --Wilfred Hodgins 4/1, Willie Sims . 080. Sr. IV., --Margery Hepburn 941, Czar Wilson 833, Joseph White 752, Gifford Hogarth 733. •Oor- don Wilson 712, Frank Mitchell 710, Murray Elliott 010, Lily Robinson 558, Gladys Ehssere.yy495, Archie Hobinson 3213. Jr, IV. ---Mervin Elston "495, LH'azel. Hicks 737, Austin Duplan 737, Eddie Sims 991,John Dempsey 373. Sr. III, Malvain f1allfas 729. Sohn llogaarrth 710, Maxwell Ba nha nt 033, JohnWhite Iva Essery 4 Norman Menial -1 287, Ross Wallis 292. - Minnie Botterill: teacher. Jr. De a artment.-Jr. 117. -Earle Callfaas.: ' nal Davey, Flossie Davey, Roy Calltata. Barry_ Windsor, El soler Wilson, r Hubert White, Ella Baker Bessie Anderson, Willie Alexander. Sr♦II..-Lloyd England:Anthony White Fred Eeaserry, Fred Fairchaall. Jr. IL• Murvan (Sallfrre, .Everett l alltas,,Ester. 'alien. Lower Jr. 77. Malian Eng- land, Madeleine Habit, Othello Mot', Vera ,. Mentz„ Victor llogarrth, :Wellie Bakerr, Wilson Culbert, Ethel Culbert. Pt. Ili.-Mathelle Heamen, Hubert Neil, Ethel Bowden, Mabel Elliott, Ralph Wallis, FddieAlexatulerr. Pt. I. olds. Hackney, Albert 1l*cknry,Elmert'Wil. son. Maude Porter, teacher. President.. Secretary uction Sale FARM, FARM STOCK, AND EA: The 'undersigned auctioneer has beehinstructed dell by Public Auction, on , LOT p, CONCESSION 9, ITSBORNA 1.14; miles South Or Winchel4ea, on FRIDAY, FEBRITAX 9, 1900. Att ONE O'CLOCK, the following' property', viv,- 1 6-yeavold horse; 1 6-yearold mare; 4 dews sup; posed to be in ealf; 1 farrow cow; IS 3-yeavoid steers; a a -year-old heifers, fat; 2 2 -year-old steers; 1 2 -year- old heifer; 6 Oaths; 8 fat hogs; ft lquonths' old pigs; 1 brood Sow; 00 hone; top buggy, 1 outtter, 1 pair bbboleighe, 1 wagon, 1 set harrows, 1 disc harrow, 2 single plows, 1 two -furrow plow,, seeder, Mower, binder, hay rake, boy rack, fanning M111, gravel box, Our Sewing Idachines Surprise anything ire the market for Call and see ua; we will take pteasure° in showing. you our goods. EEIElt MARKETS' TEBNIS:—Suins of 85 and under cash; oven that amount 11 months credit will he given on furnishing approved joint notes. 6 per cent off for cash on credit t1MiStilltS. AUCTION SALE %%ere will be sold by publio auction on Lot 9, Conceasion 1. Tornship of Ilay Friday, Vebruary16, at I o'clock The following valuable property, viz. . 1 mare 4 yearn oId; 1 horse 12 yeas old; 1 pony; 2 Wheal; ...4........... IR 80 tenet cows, ldue to exit in May; 2 steers rising 2 yrs, . ,. _ old* 1 heifer rising 2 seas Old; 1 stet tato trierf 40 1 old; 3 heifer* rising 1 year old' 3 I r sr/81" 1 Ye4sr u0s,y, pee tpoer ts ..... 6 40 00 cutter, 3, set iron harrows, 1 ga g plow, 'IS pule", i Flour, per cwt.," fatillY I a. , ;, ,,,„„ i &LOIS buttes!, 1 set single hiatuees, .forks, chains .‘• fr,•1,•` Ire* *hovels and other articles. liousehold effects° ' Flour, f0V/ grade per cwt. 1 20 1 -,01, Locates ottive dining room table, 3 'ilinlig ro(;11-1 ether artieles. f There will also be offered for Ale At the Aiktilift time TatireboRu, Per cwt 7 uu and Ore* the shove nenied hum containing 100 acre* noironount 0 months creuit will be given on furnishing approved joint notee.. 5 per rent per an. If num off tor rash on credit amounte. Terme of farm nsade known on day of sale. `003/40 0,001/00,0•0000444 Drioll Apples. **0•0'00•00. eels regular?" He daily action of the bevels la absolutely **sandal Se heolib. men keep your liter active yeet bevels regular by taking Eloise ef Ayer% Pali. t vs Shipka Harry Gray„ who has been vigitin at H. Wing'o, returned home to Strait - ford la,st week. -3. 1). Hannan is busy heeling brick and sand for the exten. **too of his store the earning spring. This Addition will_ irreetly.impreve the been sick the peat /week is reerivering.' Addle Grigg is on the siek Hat. We hope he may soon ronover.--Thns. Reough is busy hauling brit+ for hi* houses Gideon Ortty v letting at Mr. Mrs. Herr, Wing's. The many friends sof Rev. Thoinair Dim-, ', h1 ie Iyiug ltd fiir bums 3 a Aker uiia, suffering frac i pueuttioniae, will be pleased to learn that be *bowing rouse signs *4 inapruverueut. --Mia Marti,* llare ie on a visit to P.u°kbill Meads. Miss Gurreie Windsor of ' Perkbif is home on as visit. -Fred Hill is recover - log froom the s*fft ate of A broken ,.knee e-tp.---WW *re ** ii ry to learn that Jno. McLeod of New Ontario, a forret r ree- ident of the 21as con., is eu fes'ing from au attack of typhoid fever. That he Inas soon recover is the wish of bis many. friends. Mri.,Stokeq of Sarni* visited et' the house of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reber't Iteid...-Mrs. Geo. Wilson, after a pleasant visit with her Parente and other friends its this local. ity, lett last week for her home in New Ontario. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss 'Ellen McLeod. -Mrs. H. Brinker is lying very ill at the :borne of her p,►rente, Mr. nod Airs. " Louie Hope, suffering frame an attack of plied. ntoniaa. Her many, friends wish. her a speedy recovery. i 1•`rrink Wetaoiborrn of Arabi is vieft- .' lug his *other end omotheraaa , pr rret. J. C. Boil est lases idled us 1). a> Mc - ore Wednesday► evening of loot . J. C. is at preieast its ► rote tate believes We is . very sl Northwest. He is very interest- ed in the West and predicts * gktt°ious future for that country.F' n wile: thus Unitary v act 8.B. No, Us+boreie. ''17.-- W liis /gibed, Alined* Heywood. Edwin Dearth « Sr. IV. --O Heyes, Clamor:. Fletabs', Heywood; Jr. IV.- Alvis. Johns, Vied.* Berryhill. Neils . Heywood and 'El Heywood equal. Sr, Wit sbburn, Ray Pieta*- et: Annie Wilson. jr. Room. Jr, 71. Minnie Talbot,. Lillis (aisodlrolt, Pearl Hulir. Sr. 11. Arnold Clarke, Jennie Campbell, Jno. Brock. Jr. 17. -Emma Il,s ywuod. Pt. IL -Mildred Bloomfield. Err. Pt. 1[. Inez Carry, Roy Goulding, Jr Pt. I May Clerk, Burgess Bloomfield. 1). McDougall' Teachairrs vW. Howard Prevenlion o f Consumption. doonn m s The following paints and suggestions regarding the prevention, of Consum- ption which deserve the attention of everybody, are gathered frotst re- cent article e-ecut:ar-ticle by ISr. Knoft of New York whichis to be found in the Medical Re- cord of November 18th, 1005: There are more cases of advance tuberculosis to be treated than :any other disease, Therreis no disease where so munch can lie dope to render the patient- corn. for table and hopeful as pulgnonary Rtnborcu' asis in the, advanced stage. There .is no disease where one. case in r' family can more readily become the,. cabsof r eatio-of other members, particularly in the stage where the consumptive begins'to be confined to the close association, of "'thee famil, y members only. It it extremely im- =portant-to .remember that 'advanced consumptive patients who'are able to go about, perhaps able to work at t . Iaelrpicdnury ca Ilan in the once or factory,' when' ignorant' ' or careless, r constitutethe greatest danger to the health of the community. They must be considered tits the frequent 'cause of. infection. ,The. careless, ignorant or helpless consumptive,„ when, confined to bed :can do little more than infect hitt loom, but the advancedpatient able to follow some calling can, if he is careless seetter .7,000,000,000 .bacilli .everyday with the `greatest ease.. Of it tuberculous patients, he should • be the most carefu.ll instructedand should be most.dee l impressed with the ,f atet'that carry deeply in .disport - al sport -al of the sputum is dangerous to him, self ae well as to his ` neigbbore._ ', As yet .people generally haave.not•been ed fleeted up to the point at which they pre willing to carry and use a pocket flask or cardboard' : pu;.h Being dei,, sirous to conceal their condition,. they are extremely` reluctant to. doany►thimtig which would: call atteption to their in: -.. Sande way..; let likelyeto cauU >rk. nest found.. I."robnl r ly art t can be done in the meaii'we ts'to,suggestthat ttiberrcul-. ousMena►hotitld have two pockets lined with some inaterinnt which canoe easily cleaned ,and that they should curry in 'one Of these pockets very :cheap hand; kerchiefs or bits of cheesecloth or oth er cheap . material cut like; handker- chiefs, which when used san be put in- to the other pocket and therekept un• til the.close of the day when they can be easily destroyed , or sterilized by boiling after their return ' home. In thisway they can escape observation. And at the same time secure their fell ow-workxaren and associates against' danger. Where-.so'simple` a pt caution'. as this, and easily' -within the reach -of` every right thinking in:an'. is available, not to make nee of it, would seem to he little.less than criminal neglect. Zion Winter is certainly here now with all its splendor, the .thermion:0er reg- istering as low .Re ten degrees below zero. -Farmers are busy teaming their saw -logs to the mill. --We are indeed sorry to report t -he continuedillness of'Mise Phoebe Lingard. .At time of. writing' she is very lo ve ,-Weare r e pleasedton note theimprovementrapid. in our choir., Theleader bee added another to the choir and has alga par - chased some new books. We predict some good singing now. ---The Epworth Leng;xe of . oodbaam' took ' charge of the reerrvicea here on Friday evening« The young ladies of our community, are -certainly becoming very attractive tothe youeg.men of Eliinville. Whal- en and other places.. aces«. 1.wander whet t our boys are thinking about? Some of them say that,they take longer drives, than to Zion. --`Mrs.: Eph Stoner of Fernhill was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Tayler. a few` days Last week. -Mrs. rt♦ h still con. rt thinks ill, We trust she will Soo t : be restored to her usual good health.--• Rumor says that we are soon to lose one, of our young .men, Diamond l'rir otosoe. Spoesshstoro to hates Week mil Wortiel000 *retold RIALMOND D•! me ho +er"ITesy to every Na o s s% boort, eeeeUy,epeculasr.tot rr haat r. goals is ow that paekaire dye tritclo with the view of gaming sat e of the int- retentee end ev.r•iorcrs eaisg trade held h the istarnufiaetureate of the DIA - OND DYES, kart all esucli efforts will as in the past, result in; failures*. The crude And worthleterdyori Brun ht Brut .. in opposition to the DIAW )N1i YF.S, can never become popular, for the eister- ple reason that they have not, Orlegt od quality to boast of. The merchaarntts, of Canada who were reduced to buy the adulterated package dyes nary that them dead and worthless strck. The progressive and busy druggists and deaalere of Canada aeli only aIle 1I - MONIYDY.EM,:which. h vearn establish. ed reputation of over twenty-five yearn. The modern merchant ,has riot the time ar inclination to encourage the sale of worthless and deceptive! ' Moods..If ourCanadian women desire all, brilliantacid fast colors, they should at all times ask for the DIA. MOND DYES, the only guaranteed package ackage dyes in the world. When ki u t yi g c . lase , dyed, see that, tie: words DIAMON AOKAGE DYES ax . each are on packethanded out liof our by dealer. WOO. Bichaz'dsatr Co., Lim. - ited, Montreal,. P.. ., will send free to any addrees the New Dye Book, (7ard of Dyed Sarnples',and new look in verse entitled "The Longjobns' Trip to the Klondike:' This little book is interesting thousands, Briucetield♦ After alingerringi1IneSs. Archibald McNeill -passed quietly.tw.i y on Monday,- at the -age of 83 ears. Ile native y. was a native of Scotland, and came to this countryrmany years ago. ' He Mills ellse', * , an afor a ora timein thPresby terian church rare at Br ce e d ' rl 1 . Inpolit Ica he was a strong Liberal. .He:leaay .a one dam bter Miss Bella, txrio i t' loss ofa good 'father.. Bis wife died. « a number of years. ago. Every rubber has -a -Maple Liat,..• branded on the sole, aild this brand out guarantee that the ribber' is perfect in every Way. Insist on your 'dealer giiing you ityou, your frterida or relatives surfer with- Flis.-Epilepsy„ St. Vitus' Dance,' or Falling treatise on such 'diseases to Tint Lenno 170' Xing Street, W., ,,Torente, Canada. All &waists segor can obtain for you, . ILEIBIGS Fit° It and. i6 fit every shape , 7eate-s' st,stynled jo.cfhilladdreient'si 110 04 Pomona restored thousands of people to buoyant hunt* and strength whoge condi- don had been regarded as hopelesio It is at once * tonic and flesh properties as s. bleod purifier. and germicide. It will strengthen end heal the weak lungs, force out the phlegtet and drive away the tough, no matter of how long sta4dtrig. 11 Nyman" tones up the whole systent and drives out tilaeaae, heals the decayed tissue and restores lost energy. lit nee daily will prevent and ward off that 13stat Wash'," Ptiwititir yoarly sale scircieds that of all other washing powders combintd, Looks cleans everything from oilier to itttie. OVER OrittiltaL ttereblarrg notes, westilog shah* *id raft work. a Glob. sittiorran *.n4 thit woo& DUST eieersant eon roora atees. ma. and Nam* 1111 Mat Mork "tweet% orasoula