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THURS U el Y, DEC. 19, 1907.
Tna Poa.e w18he8 118 numerono readers
a Kerry Lbristmae and hopes the glad
semi u may be thoroughly enjoyed by
them all.
4880 week ,, pub,tbbu,g the report of
the Liberal nteewiug heal iu Bt0eaele ou
Deoomber 608, we inadvertently omitted
the paragraph ;referring to A. Hislop, M,
P. Pry who spoke after Lt. Ool. Athineon.
Mr H,a•op gave a good speech, dealing
with Dominion timers, and 8hiwed that
he is familiar with the subjects the
people are auxion. to bear about and will
be able to gi.e a good amour, of himself
when the campaign comes on for the
Commons in which be will be the Liberal
et8udardbearer for Eaet Huron.
BENATE reform le ie toe air but we
hope it will .reach terra firma so that
some praotieal good may be attained.
How to deal with the question to briug
the beat ultimate results is the problem.
There should bean lige limit for leaving
the Senate as there is re entering it ;
more practieal work along legislative.
linea should be undertaken; members of
Parliament ahoald nob be permitted to
reeigu to aooept seats in the upper :dum—
ber ; something More thea mere ad.
beranoe to party ehoold be required of
those who are ohoeen to do duty in what
ought to be of moat vital importance to
the state. The Opposition is very mai—
mu to have the Senate reformed but
when in office they did not attempt the
work. We hope the Liberals who are
puttlog the question in the fore front.
will not get weary in well doiug an no
piece of legislation wou d meet with
more hearty, approval than eecarlug a
better state o2 things in the Senate.
Taxa is the season of the year when
the furthoomiug municipal and civic
oaddidatee get busy and often promise
maob more than they will ever be able
to perform. We believe all nominees
should give their ouneeut before being
nominated and should attend the ot—
fioial nom,natiUn meeting 80 a9 to briefly
Mate tbetr p081t108 on matters of Ideal
interest and answer questions from
rattpayere d they saw fit to aek them.
The praonot 2 man is the 088 who 8huaid
be desired t0 that the beet 1116868828 0t
the people will be o,neerved during the
twelve monthe 4.I aloe. Permanent im-
pr.,vemeute 6huu2d always sup reeed
haphazard work as the make-hlit job 2e
nearly 2.waye money tlexi to wasted.
Eleotore eboald attend Numivation
meetings, 001 for the Baku of oout,arity
opposing without reason but to show
the vital intermit that must be mani—
fested if the beet and moat progreeeive
work is performed, If credit ie due
to Council Boards or °Maimms there is
nothing improper in voicing it in publio.
It often had a good effdol and is a sort
of aoanterbalauoe to the 009828nk com—
plaining of others, whether in season or
not. Wbat is true of Comilla is equally
tram of animal Sobool meetings. The
lemmata of the youth of thio 8011 should
be guided and guarded with the greatest
Dore and wisdom. Sometime, the per—
sona most anxious for dice could be per—
. mitred to remain at home with the
greatest good to the oih0iel duties.
Nomination Day will be Monday De
member 8001 fur muuioipalitiee. We
think we are ante in saying that there
will be many acclamation eleoti0ue title
year.
Medicine Hat Liberals nominated W.
C. Simmons, M.P. P., for the Oommo08,
and Parry Sound Liberate chose R. J.
Watson, M. P., for theCommons, and
Mayor John J. Johnston, uf Parry Boned
for the Legidl8tare.
FA0Ma89' INsrxroTE MEET11408.—The
regnl8r meetlug of Beet Huron Farmers'
Iheti6ute will be heti ro the Town Hall
Branae e, on Toee00y Jaoaery 15.h.
Outei'le speakers wilt be J. Gardhuaae,
Highfield, Ous,, and W. F. Kidd, of
Simone. A meeting. wi,l be held at
Gorrie on the 1618 w?Lb the same speak•
ere. Snpplemeutary meetings are dated'
as follows :—Fordwlob, Feb. 3 ; Bluevale,
Feb, 4 ; Jamestown, Feu, 5 ; Molesworth,
Feb. 6 ; Ethel, Feb. 7 ; Warton, Feb. 8 ;
Harlook, Feb. 10 ; Winthrop, Feb. 11 ;
St. Oommbiau, Feb. 12. Delegation :—
Gavin Barbour, Orono Hill ; A. G. Mo.
MoKeurte, Fairview ; Miss I. Rife, Ilea.
pier, Olip Dat tbie list of meetluge.
W r-oxeL66r.
Editor Carr spent several days reoeotly
in Toronto
Mise Jean Rwwsell hae returned from a
visit with Wiugbam retativee.
Mise Lulu Rutherford, of Bruaeels,
✓ isited her parents here lag' weak.
Wm. Morfoot left for Alton, I11,, on I
Monday of teat week. His family will
follow shortly.
P. 0. and Mre. Madsen, of Leadville,
Col., are 2,8eet8 of the latter'e mother,
4lre. S, Playford.
A Moving PlotureConcert Co. was here
for a,00ttple of dap: and gave two first.
claw eutertalumeale in the Town Boll.
A load of Reformers drove to Brno
eels Friday evening t0 hear the atldre86
g iven by Hoe. A. G. Matey and 'other
epeokere.
Mise Lala Hemphill tett far Efeneall
rim
110011ay where She will rrmafu until
afterXmae and assist her brother ill bie
drug sure during the busy season.
A meeting of thoe6 interettod in retail
Option was held in the Town Rae uo
Friday eveuIng when Itnv, Dr Hmz.e
Wood, of Toronto Junotion,. gave au ad•
dregs,
Rev. A. 3.4 Bussell aha R v L, Perrin
oxebarlg811 putptte Sunday, 8211 inet,
Rev, Geo, Balser, of Bitevale, odoupied
the pulpit In the Methodist obureli last
linuday evening,
pfioo Ka -e flan 8tvuo21 08(urned from
rut Ile un Monday oI leaf wcek
where elle 8peut the 1846 two menthe,
' The I. 0 0. F. Lodge entertained a
humb8rof their trim: ie to a iu.wt supper
on Monday nveunn 4 of last week in their
Lodge room., which h,ve been re08ntly
handsomely lien ftp and whioh are a
•Oredlt to the 8002814.
P-1161101.
Councillor Br,.wu took In the Fat
Stook show tit Ciao pit 1868 week.
7.11e ooI0l00Ing 0uu18t meeting of
1907 was bed in tale Tuwueb'p Halt here
leaf Monday.
Au effort should be made to get a tele.
plume 21228 in operation between the G.
T. R. depot and the village. It would
save mercy a tiresome wait, for trains.
Mrs. E Batsmen, who livee Weer of
Ethel, win be 84 yearn of age nest Feb.
Teary. She in ouofiund to her bed a good
share of the time throughweaknee6 ul
the body.
Numivation for a Reeve and four
councillors for next year will be bend
here ou Monday 80th tue6,, from 12 to 1
o'alook• There appears to be a imbue
that the preoeut 80211011 should be
returned by 080111m81 ion.
Aaron and. 3lre. Ktffer will shortly
move to Ethel banding over the farm 6o.
ibeir eon'Pe'ford, Mr, Ki"ffer purchased
the hou.e of Roy hleL.'oi, the latter
moving 10a farm in the Northerly part
of Gley.
Friday of Om week the last shipment
of cheese for %hie season will be mane
from Ethel factory. The prioe was 12jr
cents aria D. si soon, of S.ratford, wee
the boyar. '1 -hie l.,t wad Odtober make.
T08 otlegneo will be ready for the
patron: by Tuesday, 24th iliac., at the
factory. Tbere are 120 boxes in the
etipment.
(aoderiCt,.
Dr, Macklin is in the field ea a can.
dtdate for Mayor.
Roy Brydges left to visit his meter,
Mre. Armetrong, at Nanton, Alberta.
The exeou6ive of the West Huron
Libera• Association wit meet in Gode.
rich ou B'.lorday, the 21st fiat.
The firm of Mitchel & Tadd, publish•
era of the Star, wit. he dissolved in the
near future. The latter wit ooutino8 it.
The quarterly ees61000, which eboald
have been veld 18-6 week have beeu
deferred until January 14th. The High
Court 88082000 win be open On January
20 h
The many bleeds of the family will
regret to e0ow that Dr. Mejur Rabat,
who some home 60 norae hie tether
chrongb au 1.lneee of typhoid lever, is
blmoe,f now 00 low that but slight hopes
are bred oat fur 2,2• recovery.
The steamer, Neepawah, with a largo
of wheat for 4h. Guuerholi Elevator came
Into port rhordday morning hev,ng crow-
ed durug the night from Baud Beach
tvtih her 12282 load 12118 season, er•d the
date Deu. 12, mattes it a tate 0 081ng.
A.t the regu.ar meeting of Huron
Lodge Nn. 62, I 0. 0. F. the fOHowing
' breth•eu were duty riveted for Eke onming
term :—P. G 11 D. Reed, N. G , 0 0.
Whiney,I P. G : 0. Dustup, V. G. ;
P. G 0. A R,,,. Reo. See ; Dr. Ozark,
Yar Seu2. ; }1 Etwerde Tren9•
Robert E lion hae completed hie ehip-
meum.of stiles for tine oea,on, having
handled in the r euhborbood of 25,0(0
i barrels of fruit. Rio ehtpments were
I marts to Liv-rpcol, G'aegow, Mauoheot
(( er, Hatt and Hambure, the 'argeet
quautiitee ko,ng to the two first -teen•
11 ttoned plains.
fro rdwlelt,
R. E. Moth: lam bite paroheoed the
P1808 Bakery in M1. Forest.
Wm. Satre hae yurohaeed the Ford•
wion livery from Geo. ?Josue jr., and
bee taken poesesoion.
Mre. R. E. MoCa(lam returned from
Oliuton Hoepita' and her friends hope
ale will gain strength daily.
Rae Downey, woo hae been working
00 the a off of the Horrieton Trioune,
epent a week at hie home here. He
, -01 Monday to take a position on the
Wiugbam Times.
111' re. J. A. McKee, a0oot8pa0ied by
Thos. and Mise Maggie McKee, have
returned from their annual Western
trip. The people of Fordwioh and vicine
my are maob pleased to see the great
improvement in Mem Maggie'a health.
Jae. Falba and W. H Newton, both
of Miuto township, were in Toronto at•
tendrug the Dominion Grange, They
hada narrow esoape from being eepbyx
Fated wttb gas. Both gentlemen ere
now home none 1be worm of their
'orange experience.
Deo. 4th 0.ok'a Lodge, L. 0. Y. B.,
held their annual meeting and election
of Madera. After a very i2tereating
meeting was held the following (armee
were elect. d :—W. M., Fred. Soloman ;
D, 47., Dave Armetretlg ; Chap., Will.
Mee ; Reo. Sea, Percy 118nnetook ;
Fin. Sea . E mer Williamson ; Treas.,
John Din -more ; D. of 0„ Amo'
D. n0y ; Leut., Oswald Cooper ; Oum.,
L Gamb:e, Enos Donaghy, Vtotor
Footer slid Walter Hluetoek. Atter
the uffieere striated were ipstalled, an
appetizing 101011 was served end every-
body went home well pleased with the
evening's proceedings.
ClIntrems
Rev, Dr, Kirkpa,riuk, of Knox Col.
lege, wit, oonduet Anniversary eervioee
ou Sunday, Feb. 9th in Willis church.
J. W. Treleaven, of the Collegiate staff,
was Galled to Lucknow on Monday ow•
lug to the death of hie brother, a photo—
grapher of that place,
Bev. H 0. Priest, M. A„ of George.
town, hae received 8 nnantmoaa oall to
+8e pastorate of Htratbroy Baptist
obnrob, Me, Priest will begin dutiee the
i22 6 Sunday In January. Re i8 a eon in-
law of W Robb, Uhbton.
Rev. Dr, Stewart 9929 nailed to Toron
•o owing to the 000tioned illneeo of hie
eon Walter, who underwent an operetio.n
for the removal of a tumor On the brainy
The dootore had grave donate or Walter's
ability to eland the operation, lint he
stood it better than expected, ebe tumor
being removed, and though he 18 not yet
out of danger} better hem are entertain•
ed of hie animate'reoovery.
• Mise Liinian F. 3a2ikeon, daughter of
T. Jtoke,m, jr., of tine piece, who has
been stuaying in Toronto for the peat.
four ysure under the }moll known pianist,
Tripp, and who reeentiy passed
her examination entitling her to the
oegr,ee of 11 0'.'(3 M., gave her first
p0b,to r octal 1n Toronto befoul a very
large aid appreeialivo 20101enhe, and
judging by the many favo,11118 pates.
11011ote, ie to be ou9gratalloled on beret
6010886,
Mies Marian Harland bee for several
years noted ea Orguniet 110 the 682191008
servie88 held at the Hones of Refuge.
To do tine required at times no little salt•
denial on ber pert but abs uopsidered
herself amply repaid by the very evident
pleaeore thus afforded the inm2tee.
The - matter wee brought up at the
last County Oouioil npd 4n addition
to expreeeing its appreoialiun, the oounoil
voted Mlee HarieuLi $20 ae a Obrietmas
box. For acting 110 chaplain Bev. Mr.
Wade has been paid it yearly salary of
$50, bet oonefdering that be hoe been
mush underpaid the cocoon iuoreaeed it
to $75.
•
ykt W 00(1.
Mre. Westgate, of Watford, wag 4be
sheet of her eon, Rev. H. P. Westgate,
during the past week.
George Little, of Fort Simpeou, Prince
Rupert's Land, is the etwat of hie sitter,
Mre. Wen. Morrison, 10th con.
Odra A. F. Dickson, oI Saskatoon;
hae arrived in Atwned, to spendthree
mouths at her home with John and Mre,
002hberteon.
Rev. Dr. Carmen preached in the
Metbodiee ohoruh on Sunday. The
68rmo80 were le eonueotion with the
mlegionary campaign.
At the regular meeting oI Court Lane
dowse N-'. 93. 0 0. F , 1.t Atwood, Win.
Graham, the retiring Chief Ranger, who
hae lately moved to Gerrie, was pre.
ecuted Wt b a beautiful geld chain and
locket and an address.
At the C. 0 F meeting the following
cfiluere were 8 eoted and inetal'ed for the
ensuing year: 0. R.—Ivy Smith ; V. 0.
R —G. Greenaidee ; Fin. Seo , Wm.
Hunter; Treas., Jolla Roger; Chaplain,
R. J Farrell ; S. W. John Porter ; S.
B J. Sanders ; J. B. 3 B. Hamilton ;
0. E —D A Kidd, M. D. It was de
aided tt this meeting to bold the annual
"At Home" of the Order on Friday,
Deo. -27121.
eeal(,rr2a.
Lnoal milk vendors dropped the prioe
„t milk from 7 cents per quart to 5 cents,
• 8, Dickson and sister Miss Rae, are
home from Fort Saekatobewan on a visit
with their parents, B. and Mre. Dickson,
High street.
Meeting of L. 0. L. No. 793, 88210rt8,
was held in their lodge room no Deoem
ber Srd, when the following offioere were
elected :—John A. Monteomers, W. M ;
Jemee W. Marshall, D. M. ; J. Wi
Wright, Rao. Bee. ; Thos. Stepheoe, Fin.
Bee ( W. Ri ey, Trees ' S. .B. Weleh,
Chaplain ; Geo. Riley, Die. of Oer. ;. J
F. Welsh, let Com. ; Geo Brown, 2u22
Dom. ; W. Thompson, 8rd Com ; Thee,
Greenway, 4tb Oom ; H. Martin, 6th
Own.
Dlteza GP 3007 MOMANN.—Ttie death
oocurrea in Egmorldvtlle on Monday
morning of last week of a well known
oft zea in the person of John MoMaan
A,thoueb be had been in failing health
for over four years yet hie demise mime
very nuexpeocedly to the members of hie
family. The deoeaeed, who was 59 years
old, was a native of Sim,iuu, Sootland,
and came to Canada with his parents
when very young, settling in Hay town.
ehip Later Mr. Mo'laon moved to
B -hoe oenoty Rod at Mont -dine was en-
gaged with a brewery company. He
deter located North of Dublin and 80
years ago became a reaiden6 of thie
plass. During hie early restdenee here
he tette engaged ill taking 601,108860 for
gravel end well into horse buyluqq bull•
nese in whish 008upatlou he became
widely known. Hendee his wife he
leave° four mutt, John and Allan, of Sea,
forth, George, of Detroit, Cheater, of
Muskoka, and three deogbtere, Tillie,
Lon and Fergus all living at home. The
funeral took place Tianeduy tnorniug
from his late residence to St. James'
oporoh where service wee held, alter
which interment took plane iu St. James' 1
cemetery,
Foamier, or The Lan B. B. 002,20.--
The
02,20.—The fnuer2l of the late B. B, Gann,
M. P., was be d Tboredey afternoon and
wee one of the largest and most impres—
sive ever held in Western Ontario. The
floral offerings were magulfiOeft and
represented many bodies, polltital Rod '
mood, with which the deoe88811 was o1'i
eeoted. The services at the house were
ooudnuted by Rev. 61r. Romero and '2ter
a service was bed et the M.ihodiet
oburb2. Every part of the but ding wee
crowded by mourners, among whom were
many frie2d8 from long dtetaooes Rev,
Mr. Rogers spoke briefly of the lone
whioh the community bed Buffered. end
of the benefit to the oburoh and eta6e
that had followed from the droeaeed'e
life. Revs. Mr, Woliwinend Mr, 13irk8,
of Loudon, with Rev. Georve Boggis,
added a few words of uppremation
Reeds. F. H. Larkin end N u Shaw were
among the other speakers The route
from the ohuroh. to Maftlandbauk came
lacy wee lined with epeotatore and the
pt0oe801o0 numbered several hundred in
its ranks. Leading the cortege was the
town Baud, and following them was a
deputation of the 0 0 F. of womb lodge
Mr Gunn was a member. The ttwn
oo0u0n att8uded in a body, age many
other orgauizatione paid their tributes to
the departed. The following soled as
pall bearers :—Dr. Borrows, W. J.
Moffitt, W. B. Bright, of Beafurtb, and
E. N. Lewis, M. P. for West Enron,
Angus Elliott, of London, and J S.
Smith. The late m tuber's death 18
mourued in this town with the deepest
grip . He wee beloved by Hob and poor
alike fur his manly -qua thee, publio
heartedness and Uhr,olfan ebar,eter.
Hie lone it keenly tell here, for he was
always ready and tell roe to initiate and
support any mermen' for the benefit of
the town. In ohuroh work he was lore
most In activepartiaipatiun iu all works
of good. He represented (hie plane iu
Parliament with devotion to all that 002)
Darned his oonetitoente and the general
good of Canada. Hie death retnovee a
mush roved uumzen, who will be most
diftioul6 to replace.
Overtaken Ry Nausea
Yin don's know whether it'. going to
may down or come op. You feel like
thirty cents and look even tvuree. If one
Welt 18 welter than another its 1iNer
valine." Ten drops in ewee-ened atter
giv08 relief instantly, A most like magic
is the change you experience. The otiose
of the nausea re removed, every symptom
of vorniting and indigestion is oared
within ten minutes. When Poison's
Nerv,line is e0 trusty and economical, a
bottle at home wooldu't be smiao, Large
Does for a quarter at all dealers.
Xmas .
1907
Only a few more days until Xmas and consequently a very
short time in which to decide what to get for the boys and girls.
We are again prepared to supply you with many handsome as well
as useful articles for both old and young.
Your time will be well spent by taking a look through our
Xmas display, and at the same time we hope to show you some-
thing that will be just what you would wish.
GhilIren's
Girls'
Boys'
Ladies'
Gents'
Picture Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Mitts, Hoe , Boots, Shoes,
Slippere, Wool Boas, Toques, Ribbons, Beads,
&o., &o.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Mitte, Hose, Boots, Shoes,
Slippere, Fur Ruffs, Stoles and Throws, 'Toques, Ribbons, Drees
Goode, MnaIin8, &o,
Collars, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Shirts, Overcoats,
Suits, Cape, Boots, Rubbers, &a,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Hemstitch Handkerchiefs, Pretty
Collars Belts, Gloves, Mitts, Mike and Silk Waists, Drees Goode,
Mueline Apron Lawns, O1o011 Coate, Fur -lined Coats, Fur Coats,
Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Etc., Eto,
Ties, Silk, Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs, Mnffiere, Collars,
Shirts, Braces, Overcoats, Suite, Fur floats, Fur -lined 0oat8,
Boots, Shoes, Cloth and Fur Oapo, &o.
Reduced Prices on
Men's Fur Coats Boys' Overcoats Ladies' Fur Coats
Men's Overcoats Ladies' Cloth Coats
In these linea we will give you the correct
goods and save you money.
Fresh Groceries New 'Raisins and Currants of the bestualitY,
q
Seeded Raisins, Peels and Shelled Nuts.
NO P'ANCY PR/CES EVERYTHING CHEAP
ehrxatmasGifts
What shall I buy for Xtnae Gifte 9 Thie is the
prowling problem with must people at proaent
Don't Worry—Just Visit Our Store
We think we can help you solve that important question to our mutual ad-
vantage. Our show cases are loaded up with
Watches
Chains
.1 find's
Lockets
Necklets
Bracelets
Brooches
Ebony Goods
Pipes, - 40.
Beautiful goods, bought on purpose to meet the wante of Xmas buyore•
For the table wt show au elegant line of
Silver -plate Ware
PRICES RIGHT
J.S. G. JONES
Jeweler
CHRISTMAS PESENTS
The Kind to Buy
There is nothing more Appreciated than the Following ;
Oarvere in oases Nickel Plated Tea Kettlee
Pen Kuivee Nickel Plated Tea Pots
Pooket Runes Niokel Plated Ouffee Pots
Knives and Forks Niokel Plated Trays
Bread Knives Japanned Trays
Razors Niokel Plated Crumb Trays
Soiaoors Hanging Lamps
Plated Spoone Table Lamps
Plated Forke Skates '
Carpet Sweepers Clothes Wringers
Or a mice Coal Heater or Range. Then we have all the
ncessnry articles for preparing the Christmas Dinner such
as Jelly M'tulde, Calle Dishes, Basting Pans, jelly Tins,
Storey (;aIle Tina, Pudding Pans, Covered Roasting Paus,
Patties, etc.
SEE THE AUSTRIAN ELITE WARE
WILTON & GI LLESPIE
STOVES AND HARDWARE
-- GO
TO
Ewan & Co's
if you want a First-class
CUTTER
THEY are specially made and Up-to-date.
A Targe quantity of Piano Box and Port-
land Cutters.
¶ All Trimmings made to lift out.
¶ Can be had in any color of paint. - -
¶ Call early and get your pick.
¶ Second-hand Cutters always on hand at
Low Prices.
EWAN & CO.
Brussels Up-to-date Carriage Factory.
BLANKET YOUR HORSE'S -
AND
SAVE'FEED
'le 'lie 4u'1,laIal Obi 11010'1040A .
We are selling them at Following Low Prices
—Shaped end strapped unlined jutea at
$1.00 per pair,
—Heavy twilled jute, strapped and
shaped, $1.20 per pair.
—Dutch Kersey, heavy, with enroinglea
attached, $1.50 earth.
—Extra Heavy Detoh Kersey, auroia-
glee attached, $1.75 each.
—Heavy lihejIte6, strapped and shop.
ed, 62,86 each.
—Goat Robes, lined and trimmed, good
article, $0.25.
—Galt Saekatohewan Robes, medium
eine, $8.75. _
V A good stook of Light and Heavy Harness at the best
I ABN.2S8, p01168possibl6, 0ousfderfng high prioe of material.
One get etrong Second-hand Toam Harneea at bargain price ; Set S800nd-hand
Single Harness, $3.50, and another Bet at $8.00.
Trunks and Satchels, large 8Goek and good as0orttnent,
t3 Sole agents in Brneeele for Columbian Stook and Poultry rood. Every paokage
guaranteed to give eatisfaebion or money refunded,
Alex. Strachan T. C.
.
(Araml Ti^ILII11 CHRISTMAS System
C H{g` I S T M A S
AND
NEW YEARS
1 notwoeu all Mations In Minnie., also 10 Du-
tton., Volt henna (13(221,), 011121,10, Moak
hook, Niagara Vella aha 8umpeeoiuu nrldde,
N, Y.
At Single Fare
Good gni eg Doo, 2.321. and 26th, 1007
Neutrinos until Dee, 20th, 7909
8100 galas )eo, 81et,1807, 11211 eau. 186,10x8,
lwturniug 00611 Jau 2.,8, 1908.
At Fare and One-third
(lout( gulag Dee, 216E to Deo 2002, 1807
ltutur01 ,6 00412 Jau 21,0,1008
Also good going Doo, 0868, 1007, to Jail. lab,
1008, returwuu 111.81r3uu, 1r.,, 408
1t'or10611er tau:relation and ti0210ta ap-
ply to
30811 D'Ne1111,
;Agent, 10000,810,
IMPORTANT NOTICES
11 AR1o1 FOR SALE, BEING
Lot 10, Clue. 10, lirey, 80utalulug 100
ueru0 Apply In 2161, W11u2S,urunuruve
81. u. 2141
DIJERAM13f1LL UALVIIS
0„,,.,Y Co, ,1'n ..ug 1116 22,1,8, Lot 80,
...
0,21u. 18,00 111' 2880 0 16. U, .1.1.UA10
o1L.lit. 18.12
11 RUM 10 10 15 IILAD OF
0211,8 8,20 0." 1r110. 0 -6 Win 441 111od-
1.41 u e224w Apphy 20 W1l1 a11.00Y,
,104 Farm, Alurrld, Ll• JawOo.o,yu 1, U.
li
OR SALE (iB 1'U RENT.—A
0uw,ut ELL„Ib 40llab en l'r.Lonc be 8tt'ace
11.4 84,0.4 and ad 220 .48818 ue00 Icer 1120.
Wee 16424,00lrr0 rpp,y l.. WAf. Banat,
11.1'.22..240 2 Wlueuaw. 11.11
r1UU,S'1, AND j• eiClir; LUT
tel 8a,8—alue,t 01080:1, Uumlu1CLL41(
.420 le (2008 080 1,r.- 01001 24110.8, gaud
. 4 ut,Ler.., &u. luedbaewu ray dale. 1!'ur
,u,tuu. yur4,o11.11.r8 appy 011 .be premi288
06 18. alta ,62 Otto, Dl'uooelb, 1t.1t
111OK Sl'utt,1 10 hi;N'1' 13Y
▪ c. ur0al•1 124—purl of 0mlo11 blues.
<.a8, , bet;'Lu. UOur 21uw am8110110 1Otto 1
u 4be) 4004 an L,11Url,g an. beef.' 11,1'1118,-
1. g 0otaelltaweuL. .16 0 lactam' portion...
apply 202111 .ue1;r,/,7n7, Oauee,le.
1. T'1tAYLD JfltO1'l 111.1 PRl.b1-
l 22 804 440 UoU.n01d,vd, 4.41111, 201.6,
401, 0.0, 144o . iit kil 182, 0 81 1'
088. wu
0
L 1
1nm 2288 9002110210 w,1u 60,21 1000. 0214
Only van of flu tun 211, a 101g Lad. Uue 00
L4nu4 0104 11.1 as 2.Nr 216. day lulUrmat,on
00000001 LIS 020.0 W1,1 220 2ooLa.uuy 1808 22.
Oa ay 14Jo 1', ..0 Wt., .110222018 r, U. 4141
5 HEAVY DR:UG11.T CULTS
Fon 0.26,1.-4 Wu of Luta? ere L181ug 2
.board mod tare.” hems 1 year 214, Two (a
Day au u a gold,ug) are urea uy Royal Perk;
It ddy ane gotu,og uy 88.tlaud'a Huse, awl
-,1 dl,y by battier. .tppiy eu 1 L,1 11.1 Uou.
4, 11060i8, to .1211;%. A2ol 117..HLuN, llro-
priee0r, or brae0000 ,1, U. 17-4f
K. C T. M.
Brussels Tent "of the Maccabees, N0. 21
hula their regular meetings le the Lodge
16oum, /seeker bIuot, uu the 181 and 014
r110.0uy eveutugo 01 noon manta.
A, 80 d 2lte Uuln.wuya A. 81112W 06121, It, S.
I TRA 1 ED FROM THE PRI?,M.
-A-7 011801 the unde,e good, Lut 28, 0011.
11, urey, uu or auuut Nev, 4411, 8 Lead of
yearling cattle, 8 0l them urn etoers and 6
heilexe. 1u the imbiber 28 a. black and 180110
steer, a brise ie under Bud Latter oae spot-
ted red and 1011116, Amy information toad-
ies to tbo,r recovery will be t2buktully re-
ceived. 1il0llart2 UU%, Ur8Obrouk
ITIARM .LABOURERS
ANL DOMESTIOB—
Ibavebeen appointed by the Dominion
Govotuweut to pluom lmmlgraute from the
Bulled Hluguom in pua111uud i18 farm 1..b-
iu this'
Auy pare 0 161)UlTlug nu02Cl elo'sholldluoll-
ly we uy letter'natio); lull.) tun Rion ur help
required. when wonted- and wagon offered.
The numbers .arriving way uot tie eulao,bo 1
to 8811.2y all roqueots but every effort will
be wade 10 I1rovldo each appliutut with
help required. F. 8. 8,. 0 ell,
oauuulau 11 uverumeut l)mploymeut Agent
82.1y br088810 1, u.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even °moored section of Dominion
Lauda in Manitoba, dusk .tohowau aid
Alberta, bxoopliog 8 and 20, not rdeerved,
may he bowesooadnti by any pore to who to
the bele head of It family, many mole over
18 years ,t No, to the ...malt of nub-qu.Lrter
21602102 01 lee soles more or lees
120try may be made porsonally at the
(noel laud 08116 for tee Matelot iu whieb
the laud is situate,
TLu bowuet6ador it required to perform
the uou4ltiuo8 uouuessea sheet wl611 under
ou 01 tum 1,110 wi.I24 plead;.
(1) At least tlx mmith0' reeldenee upon
and Oil1ly,2.o til the land to maob 9020 lox
hree years, . 8(2dec2easee )t utr thin llomeeteuueee 688l,beenpon a farm in the vial Ay til the Laud
entered Lir the lugmromeut8 118 to real.
demo) way no ria i,ddd by Heat hereon re.
eidlug with the lull to or ulotner,
(8) 11 the eetbier has 1110 2,0rmahbnt ro81.
denim :nolo larmloe laud 1wudd 114 him
lu the vwlulty of his homestead, the re.
q
find UnuOtd all to reenteuee may be sable.
y reold0uue upuu 08108114( Mae.
mamoutbe' a .tin, n, wrltiog ohuuld be,
given W the Uuwwi8blo08r 61 Dominion
Lando at Ottawa uf LA8111;880 to apply for
patent,
Deputy of lite wii fu 8201'lof 6808910r,
N. Bt Uaoetburisett phluli6'4ao0 of tkl0 ad-
v6rlieem6at will bot tie petit for,
ALLAN R. IL LTNE
Bodttood Rata: 1 1t& !"" now in Iffoot
SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL
Prom—St3nhn Halifax
Chula nn 2rl, 0.o, 20 8a6,peo 2t
Iunum 911, Jae, 8 .8o1,J.tn, 4
d,01,0 u ret. Jan 17 Bat„Ian 18
Fri, Jae. 24 8at,Jan, 26
SAILINGS TO GLASGOW
(lrampian froln 2608602
(hollies frum'Ooutcu
Doc, 2401
06rluthrmt from Itn8to0 an 1141
Fub.1aG
2'22'0.1lutinge, Efate aud fail information
s
'tit. tr, 1Ltttllt,
- ''i Agent Allam Lino, krueri018,.