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MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Plano or .Organ
ETHEL, ONT.
K. O. T. M. -
)3 08o1e Taut Of Sha Muogabooe, No, 24
hold their regular moetitlge in the Lodge
Room, Metier Blooa, on the 1st anti B„1
Ttlostlay evouluge of each month.
Vlalturs always woloo,ue.
A, SO1I61$B, new, A. Moli'171:R19, It, H.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurtyuce Oornpauy
Cines mud Rosidenac-
WAL.TQN- TONT,
JOHN SUTHERLAND
- INBOAANp$,
FIRE AND MARINE
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
Lit S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• NEB, will hell. lar better prices, to
• better Wren, in lees timeand lase charges
than any other Atuition eerIn East Huron or.
he won't charge anythiug.Datea and ordarp
can always be arranged at tide office or by
0 ere ,dal application.
ROBT. H. OARNIS$
BLUNVALE - ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terns reueonablo.. Hales arranged for
at the oniee of Tim PORT, Brueeols. 22tf
VETERINARY.
CZ, A. CUNNINGHAM-
V1 • Hofiox tiraduu.e of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die -
eases of domesticated aul male In a compe4
ant manner. Pu•tinular attention . odd to
Veterinary Ueutieery mud Mda e'ov,r Calla
protbptly attended to. Olaoe and luarmary
--Four doors North of bridge, tearuberryet.
Bramble. 'Phone. 47 1t.
LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING.
M. SIINOLAllt-
. WBarrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, deo. URioe-8 tewart's Mom
1 door North of ()mitre' Hotel.
Solicitor for the Metropolitan: Bunk,
It0UAF001; f1AY8 & BLAIR-
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BARRISTERS, . SOLICITnits, .NOTARIES
PCBIIU, N'10.
W. Pnovnuoom, K. C. \ R, O. Belie
G. F. Swan.
Offices-Thoseformerly °coupled by Messrs
oam0rou do Holt,
Gontonton, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
IeEwrIsm
Graduate of the Royal:College of Dautel
gurgeoue of Ontario and Firet.olaes Honor
Graduate of Torou4o University. Cigar
next to Brewer's Photograpl Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
Synopsis o f Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS'
ANY even numbered section of Dominion
Lands in 51 sultoba, Saeketchewan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 24, tot reserved,
he solo bead of n yy any peranu who it
family, or any male over
18 tion of lee times the extortes one-quarter
section o mete
Lochs mo rn or lase
Entry of be made personally I at the
local land office fur the dtetrlat las which
th he h m situate,
The homesteader is required to perform.
the .00aditlou000nimated therewith under
ouo of the follewiug pleas :
.(1) At least six months' rex, denim upon
and oultivatiot of the laud m each year for
three years,
(2) If the father `or mother, if the father
is dem:mewl) of the homesteader resides
upou a farm In the vtolulty of rho land
entered for tbo requirements as to rest
deucemay he sari -died by such prima re-
siding with the father or mother.
(8) If the settlor hue hie perulaneut reel -
donee upon larmlug land owned by him
(u the vicinity of his homeetoad, the re-
quirements as to rebidouao may be amide -
lied by reeidenoo upon the said land.
Sixmouths'nntioe in writing should be
given to the Commisaiouer of Dominica
Landsat Ottawa of luteutteu to apply fur
patent.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of i b a Minister of Interior,
•N. B. Utauthorized peblioat,ou of this ad-
vertisement will not be paid for.
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get" any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
Ileart Strength
Heartetrongth,orM art Weidman.mennsNerye
Strength, er Novo Weakness -nothing mere. Poe
filially, not one `reek heart in a hundred is, in it
so11, a:tually. diseased. It Is almost always n
hidden tiny little nerve that road, la all at fault.
This obscure nerve -the Centime, or Heart Nerve
---sittly needs, and must have, more power, mora
stability, morn. controlling more governing
strength. • without that the heart roust continue
to fail, and the stonaoh and kidneys also have
these amnia controlling nervoe.
This eloarly''sxplains, why as a medicine, Dr
ehoep'o Restnrativo 1rn In the past done so mac
for Weak mid oiling Hearts. Dr, Shoop first sought
the cense Mall this painful, palpitating, suIlpcOt
Ing heart distress.. br, Shoop's Restorative -this
popular prescription -is aloho directed to these
weak and westing nerve Centers. It builds;
It'ltrm,gthens'.it agars real, genuine heart help.
If you would ,have strong Hearts, strong dl.
gest(on, strengthen these .nerves- ro•estalBsh
them as needed, with
Dr.
Basins$S Cards
• A. H, MONTEITH
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, aro„ appvisser to
4, B. Mgodoneld. COM) over Btandard Bunk,,
Braasch,
DR. HAMILTON
De)i10) Surgeon, Moe opppeite t1,etnostoNloo,
As will visit Gorrie the nest Ina third
Mende), of moll month. 00ant
DR. 7'. T. M'RAE
Baoholor of Medietno, Unlvoral4y of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Grudua4e of the (lollop of Ph -
eieiane and Burgeons, Otit, Post.graduate
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nese and Throat MOWN],Chlengo, Ill. Ex -[louse Burgeon to Bt, web.
Kers novpital Toronto.
Oillee over W. R. Smith's Drug Bios Tele•
phone oo neetion wnh Crmnbrgolr 011311 hours,
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veteribary
College. Day and night milli. Mee opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel. '
GRamp p rrPmoar liarA ie+ir
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Wingham
Mrs. Robert Maxwell, jr., left on
Tuesday for a visit to friends in Port
Huron, Owosso and other points in
Michigan.
A. pretty wedding was a pleasing
event on Wednesday, 10th inst., at
the residence of M. Lamont, London
East, when Rey. I7. R. Fitch, pastor
of Kennith Avenue Baptist Church,
Toronto, and Miss Pearl Lamont were
united in matrimonial bonds. Both
patties were formerly residents of
Wingham. Rev. T. T.. Shield, of
Adelaide St. Church, tied the nuptial
knot. The happy couple were at-
tended by Miss May and George
Lamont, brother and sister of the
bride. The newly married couple left
by the afternoon train for their home
in Toronto, Their Wiltghttw friends
wish them much happiness.
Threatening feverishness with child-
ren is quickly and safely calmed by
Prevent)es. These little Candy Cold
Cure 'Tablets should always be at hand
-for promptness is all-important.
Preventics contain 110 quinine, noth-
ing harsh or sickening. They are in-
deed "the stich-fn-time." Carried in
pocket or purse. Preventics area
genuine safeguard against colds. 25c.
Sold by all druggists.
Listowel
The annual Seed Fair of the Lis-
towel Agr'icultur'al Society was held
in the Town Hall Friday of last week.
Miss Ella Gziflith. daughter of Hen-
ry Griffith, of town, had the misfor-
tune to fall on the icy
sidewalk in
front of Friday,
A Yule s r e
alienee 11
t ]
12th cost and. hectored '
zed her ref
at the wrist.t am
Arrangements have been made
number of young gentlemen in town
whereby a musical organization from
Owen Sound, of which Newton Large
is the head, will give a grand concert
in McDonald's music hall on Friday
evening, March 5th.
The bricklayers have finished their
work on the Piano Factory and the
roof is sheeted and ready for the roof-
ers. The windows have been put in
and with the building enclosed the
work of finishing the interior and in-
stalling the machinery will be pushed
ahead without, delay.
It is understood that the Imperial
Bank has purchased the Thompson
property on the corner of Main and
Wallace streets, now occupied by
Walter Bros., and will erect a new
bank thereon. The price is said to be
$0,500. It is a very desirable site, and
the bank will no doubt erect a build-
ing on it that will be a credit to the
institution as wallas an ornamentto
the town.
57.82 the Critical Age.
Height of vigor is past -nature's
power slowing down -vitality ebbing
away, endurance decreasing. Stop
the progress of decay, tone up the
weakened nerve centres, impart vigor
to the tiring body -prepare for the
crisis.` Best means for rebuilding is
found in Ferrozone ; it brightens up
-the whole being, imparts power,
strength, vigor. Old age. is •pushed
back twenty years, the reliance of
youth is restored, vigor, vim and new
life established. You'll try Forrozone,
60e. at all dealers.
Goderich
Goderich loses the District Hockey
Championship to Stratford.
Malcolm McLeod had the misfor-
tune to fall on the slippery sidewalk
and break an arm.
Mrs. Win. Proudfoot was' in Toron-
to last week, attending e opening of
the Legislative Assembly.
,lur.nes Killoran, barrister, has been
appointed representative of the
Separate School 'hoard on the Public
Libras board,
The
Library
to grant exemption
from taxation and other Concessions
to a company formed to erect a cold
storage plant in town will not HOW be
submitted.
Dr. Gallow has purchased the house
on North street, belonging to the es-
tate of the late G. N. Davis and in-
tends making use of it for both of2ice
and residence.
Rev. Joseph Elliott has returned
from his Ottawa visit. During Ms
three weeks' visit to tixe Capital he
made .many visits to the Parliament
and Senatechatnbors.
The annual meeting of the board of
trustees of Alexandra hospital 'was
held at the court house 00 Monday
evening of last week, His Honor
Judge
Holt', chairman of the board,
presiding. The principal business of
the meeting was the rtldeptiott and
discussion of the annual report and
Restorative financial statement, which showed
o n
the hospital to be doing rood work
arid to be holden its vn
"ALL DEALERS" g 4 an
cially,
with tie assistance of pilblic grants
and private sub eli
trona,
On Saturday afternoon, 18th lust,
Mrs, C. J.Harper was entertaining
scone friends, When a large 1an)p Was
Upset, Mos, Harper succeeded in
throwing the lamp out, of the window
and her t'risuda got the blaze pat Out
before it bud done much dan)age.
The carpet was somewhat damaged,
tile' fringe of a window blind was
horned and Mrs, Harper had her dress
scorched, and in its decent from the
window the lamp narrowly missed
falling on a passorby.
It has become a habit with some
Persons frequenting the reading rooms
to abuse the privilege they enjoy by
appropriating to thein' own use maga•
3lnes placed on the tables for the use
of the general public, and also by cut-
ting out pictures or reading matter,
Several magazines have disappeared.
of late, and have not been returned,
and the Board have decided to offer a
reward of 92 to any one giving infor-
mation leading to the conviction of
such offenders.'
Who woiildn't. give 26* 4(1 stop a pain
20 Hines? Just one little "Pink Pain
Tablet" -Dr, Shoop's will etop pain in
20 minutes, sure. Read the formula
on the box. Doctors say it can't be
bettered. Checks womanly pains,
any pain. 20 tablets 25c. Sold. by all
dealers.
Atwood
Win. Hume, who soklhis farm some
weeks ago, has purchased the fine
form of Geo. Coghlin's, Gravel road.
Mrs. Jane Forrest, of town, had the
painful misfortune to fall down cellar
on Saturday evening and; break an
40710,
Mrs. John Cuthbertson left on Mon-
day for Saskatoon to visit her dangh-
ter Mrs. A. Dickson, who has been
very ill.
The Trust and Loan Company, of
Toronto, who has beeil in charge of
the grist mill for the cast year, closed
it down until it is sold.
E. H, Swing, proprietor of the
Atwood Bee, was given the general
printing for the township of. Elnoa at
the sum of 975.00 for 1009 and that 250
copies of financial statement and 200
copies of abstract statement and 300
copies of the voters' list be included hi
said contract,
Have you Bronchial Catarrh 7
' It is easily recoguized by the dry
cough and hoarseness. Not difficult
to cure with Catarrhozoue as Mr,
Xavier Babin, of River Capelin, Que.,
proved. "No one could suffer from
Bronchitis more than I did,.- I had a
hard hacking cough that.
caused me great pain. My throat was
hoarse, and 1 had great distress in my
chest. Catarrhozone reached thesore
spots and gave immediate relief.
Since using it I have not had a single
attack." Every physician who is ask-
ed about Catarrhozone says it a sure
e1.11.0,-00 will you if you try it. Sold
everywhere, 25e. and $1.00
Fordwich
Rev. W. Johnston, of Shallow Lake,
was visiting with his parents, S. and
Mrs. Johnston. '
P. Adams was one of225
the up-to-
date hardware urea who
assembled s ed tri
in Hamilton at theHardware Conven-
tion.
Mrs. Hamilton sr., of Cake Hill,
slipped and fell on Thursday, Feb.
11th, and broke one of her wrist bones.
She does not suffer much pain with it.
The •members of the Epworth
League are giving a novel entertain-
ment in the form of "Sock Social" in
their league room on Friday evening,
Feb. 20th.
While skating on Saturday evening,
the 18th inst., on a pond on H:
Schaefer''s farm, Earl, second son of A.
C. Johnston, 6th line, tripped and fell
on his shoulder breaking his cellar
bone.
George Beswitherick, of Toronto, is
spending a few clays with his brothers
and friends in Fordwioh, Gorrie, Her-
rime
riston and Howiek. George is pro-
prietor of a ladies' tailcring establish-
ment in the Queei City and is doing a
good business.
als
Croup positively stopped in 20 min-
utes with Dr. Shoop's Croup Remedy.
One test alone will solely prove this
truth. No vomiting, no distress. A
safe and pleasing syrup -50c. Sold by
all dealers.
Beigrave
NEWSY NOTES.-Sainual McCurdy
has sold bis fine team to Geo. Hanna,
who will take them with hint to the
West. . The price paid was 9845. -
David Geddes, sen., of this village,
who has been an invalid for a long
time, is not recovering but gradually
growing weaker and more helpless. -
Dan. Halliday, of Man., is at the home
of his parents in I3elgrave,--las. W.
Bone, of East Wawanosh. near Bel -
grave, is one of Huron County 'audi-
tors. -At the February meeting of
the Auburn circuit, Rev. A. E. Jones,
formerly of'Belgrave, was invited to
return, to the circuit, for the fourth
year. The invitation was accepted
subject to the approval of the Station-
ing •eolulnittt:e.-Mr.' Woodman, of
this village, had a slight paralytic
stroke but is recovering. -Mrs. Mal-
colm Isbister, of Saskatoon, Sask.,
was a Visitor at J. A. and Ml's. Bran-
don's. -Airs.
GeO. BL'andol]
of -Sas-
katchewan, is visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. John Owens.
ADD1I:s4 AND PRESENTATION, -A
very enjoyable evening was spent cox
Friday, Feb. 126h, at the home of
Adam Bryciges, 3rd lite, where a
large company assembled from L. 0.
L, 873, to do honor to Geo. and Mrs.
Hanna, who are soon to leave for the
Northwest. At eight o'clock, the
members of 878 and their partners sat
down to a choice repast, consisting of
oysters, satinets and other good th[ngs
which were heartily enjoyed. After
supper. the guests made their way to
the parlor, and Mr. and Mrs. ]Hanna.
were called to the front, and an ad -
dross expressive of kindly sentiments
was read by J. Shoebottorn, and J. C.
Casexnore, on behalf of L. 0. L. No,
873, presented Bro, llauua with a fm
cap, and Mrs. Banns a sable rut].
The address Was signed by J. 0,
Ootsemoi'o W. M., and A. Brydges,
1),. M. All joined inwishit]g11ir. and
Mr's. Hanna much prosperity in their
Desperate
Coughs
Dangerous coughs. Extremely
perilous coughs, Coughs that
rasp and tear the throat and
lungs. Coughs that shake the
whole body. You need a regu-
lar medicine, a doctor's medi-
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
We pubnaa our formulas
i namboue mediolneo
Weouur o
e y to
omeult your
doctor
tiers
Any good doctor will tellouthat amedi-
cine like Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cannot
do its best work if the bowels are con-
stipated. Ask your doctor if he knows
anything better than Ayer's Pills forcer
resting this sluggishness of the liver.
---2Lsds by M. J. 0. dyer Co.. Lowell. 78e81.
new home in the' West. .Air. and
Mrs. Hanna acknowledged the gifts in
brief replies, thanking the members
for their kind remembra tee. The rest
of the evening was spent in -games,
and other amuses -routs, until past
midnight, all satisfied that they had
spent a very pleasant evening. Too
much praise cannot be given the
Messrs. Boydges for the cordial and
social manner in which: they enter-
tained the company.
A',Puma:tan OASI➢.-A shocking
thing happened to Mrs. A. Proctor,
sr., of this village, Friday evening,
12th inst. While emptying the•ashes
from the stove into an ash box some
forty feet from the house, she upper-.
Andy took a stroke, fell on the Boni,
and lay there all night and until Bear
nine o'clock the next morning, when
her granddaughter, Edna Scanclrett,
came along to call on her, as was her
usual custom, and found her lying in
the snow. She was living and could
speak, and strange to say, not at all
frozen, the snow being thawed to the
Di'nuncl from the heat of her body.
uring the evening, there had been
severalpass along the sidewalk only a
few feet from where she lay, but heard
no sound from her. Mrs. Proctor is
living aloue, and as she is over eighty
years of age, her recovery is very
doubtful.
Clinton
Rev. G. F. Salton, of Stratford, is
expected to condnetservicesiu Wesley
church on Sttnday, April 18. The day
will likely be given over to the young
people.
Mr. Baker, Dominion Fruit Inspect-
or, laid informationagaiustB. Church-
ill, before P. 141. Andrews, for im-
proper branding of apples. Mi'.
Churchill pleaded guilty, and a fine of
910 and costs was unposed. os s t wl s d No cue
P
supposes it was more than a technical
PP a
violation of the act, and therefore
tally a rnininxum fine was unposed.
The officers for the coming term of
the Young Men's Class in the Ontario
St. Ohurch were elected on Sunday,
February 14th. The following are the
officers :-President, H. Pickett ; 1st
vice, H. Watts; 2ncl vice, J. Oantelon ;
3rd vice, D. Courtice; Secy, 11. Fisher;
Treas., F. Tyndall ; Librarian, J.
Mair ; Reporter, E. J. Welsh.
R. It. Coats, of the Department of
Labor, Ottawa, was presented with a
gold watch and chain by, his fellow -
civil servants at the capital. This was
in recognition of Mr. Coats' prepara-
tion of the case of the. members of the
public service in their application for
increased remuneration. Mr. Coats is
a well known native of Clinton being
a brother of Registrar Coats, now of
Goderich.
The Oddfellows of town were at
'home to their friends on Friday even -
nig, Feb. 12th, and about two hundred
persons of both sexes gathered in the
hall, to enjoy themselves for the even-
ing. T. Jackson, jr., acted as master
of ceremonies, while other members
of the Order contributed in various
ways to the pleasure of the occasion.
Outside of card playing -euchre and
flinch -the program was eutil ely im-
prnmptu, and cousisted of volunteer
selections of music, recitations, etc.
Luncheon was served, and the gather-
ing broke up at a reasonable hour,
Hostels of REFuon.-The House of
Refuge committee of th a County Coun-
cil met at the institution on Friday
incl inspected the various depart-
ments and found the ninety four in-
mates carefully provided for and due
economy, used in conducting the in-
stitution. Steps were taken for the
winding up of the estate of Wm.
Cautelon, who was Stn inmate of the
hoose for over a year and wit(, cried
Jan. 80611. No action was oaken iu
the matter of a claim of J. Foster a-
gainst Geo. Hodgins, now an inmate
of the house. The transfer of proper -
by belonging to Peter Sinclair, an-
other inmate who is almost helpless,
will be further considered at the
March meeting of the committee. In
connection with a petition before the
Government asking that certain lands
be granted to volO iteel's who took
part in repelling the Fenian raid of
1866, the committee reported that
John Mitchell and Bond Lawrrtsoo,
two inmates of the braise, should par-
ticipate if such grants are made. Jun.
Bauue]'man, from Bttyfleld, died this
week, aged.73 yearn; the remains
were interred here. Two new inmates
axriVezl this week, Thomas Banali-
ty, cf Blyth, aged 74 years, and
Wall, of Ashfi01c1, aged (15 years. This
makes the number of inmates 05, two I
less than the higilest number reached. '
M01iO3pal operation of Ottawa's light
plant has prove 1 most'succes,ful,
John Cooper, Wabash engineer, was
]tI9hontns,illed by a fall from his cab at St
Several Aneaster people 1lrivs been
bitten bV tt dog which, it is fest'ed, is of
tested with rabies.
Ii is reported lhcu. Dean Mallen v will
be the next Roman i.athohc Bishop, of
London, Ont,
Sig cases of smallpox 11(011 been fonal0
in Lobo,
.1 sin iota; 0 li I<
h ut tui v smallpox
f ut
ei,l,vulg is reported
:daultthns is propsrtlg to float it new
leal1 131 the British markets,
Victpr J, 13eaupre, the first Serg!esnt-
at•Arms in the Legislature of Manitoba,
died et Glen:hen, Albert I.
Winnipeg Anarchists ,are beooning
aelive. They have secured Mrs, Par -
suns, of Chicago, for' a series of lectures.
NIAGARA FALLS.
8y I. s1M134,10
Ho I Ye who dwell by tiny streams
00 fish in creeks of old,
Uo(ne here and see this mighty force,
Resistless, fierce and bold.
Majestic, wonderful and grand,
Ye gods, ch gods unknown,
What master piece can equal this.
Elsa painter ever shown?
What more stupendous can be found,
No natter where you roan],
'Slid rainbow splendour, dashing down
To meet colossal foam?
Oh iupiter all worlds must fail,
011 majesty of seas,
What equals this by nature fluug
To any floating breeze?
Great tuinMing, jumbling, foaming
sight,
'If only there let down.
I guess Vesuvius itself,
This mighty flood would drown.
Vast, awe inspiring and sublime,
With ceaseless surging roar,
It mucks gigantic works of pian,
And shall forever more,
ASTHMA CURED.
Mrs. Formic!, of Clementsport, N. 8.,
suffered all her life from asthma,
but was permanently cured by
Catarrhozone after all other moans
had failed.
Mrs. Farndel's recovery affords over-
whelming proof of what Catarrhozone
will do. Nothing except Catarrh -
ozone was of the slightest benefit, but
when given a fair trial it cured.
Now perhaps you need something
for your cold, or bronchitis or Asth-
ma? Why not try Catarrhozone?
Thousands have been cured by inhal-
ing it a few minutes now and again,
and certainly it wouldn't do, you any
Mom to profit by their experience.
Mrs. bar.ntlel gives the following
statement ofher case for the benefit
of others who are suffering from
asthma, and hopes that many will
follow -her example and use Catarrh-
ozoue.
I am now in my eightieth year, and
cannot recall the time when I was
free from the Asthma. I had always
a choking cough, feverishness, spasms,
clifM(tlty in breathing, headache and
nausea. Aly druggrstadvised Catarrh -
ozone one day, and I bought a large
outfit. It gave relief in five minutes
and belped me very much in one day.
"I inhaled Catarrhozone ten min-
utes every hour, and by the time two
bottles were used I wasn letel
c rap y
cured.1
I am as free now from of Asth-
ma as if I never had it. My perfect
recovery is due entirely to Catarrh -
ozone. I prize my Catarrhozoue In-
haler• next to life itself,
(Signed) MRS. T. FARNDEL."
This is a proof positive that Cat-
arrhozone is a sure and speedy cure
for the worst kind of Asthma. It is
guaranteed to give satisfactory. re-
sults, and your money will be refund-
ed to you if it fails. All you need is
a trial of ibis grand preparation to be
quite satisfied and convinced that it is
the best. Your druggist recornmends
and sells it. Price 91,00, small size
5 cents. By mail from N. C. Polson
Co., Kingston, Ont. •
All kinds of
Veteran - Land - Grants
Bought and sold.
J. E. CUNNINGHAM,
33.4 131 Victoria st. Toronto
"Black Knight"
Stove Polish
does away with all the dirty
work of keeping stoves clean.
No mixing -no hard rubbing.
"Black Knight " is always
ready to use -shines quick
as a witik-and puts on a
bright, black polish that
delights every woman's heart.
.Equally good for Stoves,
Pipes, Grates and Ironwork.
If you can't get "Blaek1Cuight"
in your neighborhood, send name
of dealer and lac forlttli sirodcao.
The 4. T, DALI,L'V CO, LIMITED,
IIA$ILTON, eat YOA
Thousands of American women
in our homes are daily sacrificing
their lives to duty.
In order to keep the home neat
and pretty, the children well dressed
and tidy, women overdo. A female
weakness or displacement is often
brought on and they suffer in silence,
drifting along from bad to worse,
knowing well that they ought to
have help to overcome the pains and
aches which dally make life a burden.
It is to these faithful women that
LYDIA E.PIPIIIENAPIPS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
mom as a boon and a blessing,
.w it slid to Mrs. W. Barrett, of 003
Moreau St., Montreal, who writes
to MI's. Piukham :
" For years I was a great sufferer
from female weakness, and despite
every remedy given me by doctor's for
this trouble, z grew worse.
"One day a friend advised me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound. I did so, and am thanlrful to
say that it made me strong =dwell."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcers,.
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear-
Ing-downfeeling, flatuleney,indiges-
tinn,dizziness,ornervous prostration.
Why don't you try it ?
Dirs. Piltkhani invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has . guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
1s Photograph�
One Dozen
lielelainedaddeledellentaieldlinall
For the next few weeks I Intend tet.`
give 16 Photos, for each dozen orderedt
This will include Cabinets and all siiett
smaller, Post Cards, 3 for girt.
Yon at'e always welcome at our
Studio to look over our work.
Enlarging clone on short notice,
A full line of Picture Frames and
Mouldings.
H. R. Brewer
Ate' the -1104r
Star Grocery
ETHEL
Is where you get all up-to-date Grocer-
ies, always fresh and at right prices,
We have purchased a special line of
Canned Salmon, Haddieantl Sardines.
Salmon
Maple Leaf brand, 201.
Lowe Inlet brand, 18c.
Unicorn brand, 15c,
Northern Coast brand, 10e.
Sardines
Brunswick brand, the great 5c can,
Josephine Sardines, 100.
King Oscar, 2 boxes for 2513,
Fish
Whole Finan Reddy, 10c per Ib.
Fresh Salmon Trout, Oo per Ib.
Frozen Lake Superior herrings, 20c
per doz., and Lake Superior Her-
rings, ie pickle, 25c per doz.
Labrador Herrings in pickle, 20e dos.
Standard Oysters, 50c. per quart.
Special Offer
Good fresh Prunes, 6 lbs. for 25e.
First-class selected Raisins, 3 lbs. 25e.
Dried Peaches, good quality, 2Ibs.25c.
Fruit and Confectionery
California Navel Oranges, 00e to 20c.
First quality Lemons, 20e per doz.
High-class Chocolates and Mixtures,,
Sweet Biscuits
Try AfcLauclxlan's Cream Socias and
he convinced they are the best.
Stationery
at onery
Writing Pads, Fancy Note Paper, En-
velopes, Scribblers, Pens, Pencils.
Highest cash and trade prices paid for
Butter and Eggs.
W. T. Spence
Grocer and Confectioner.
Cash Sale of Surplus Stock
BINDEBINDER '['WINE, Woven Wire Fence, Farm Gates, Barb Wire, Manure
R
Hay Forks, Rope, Saws, Guns, Rifles, Axe Handles, Baskets, Stock
Food, etc. In order to facilitate stock -taking, reduce stock to save removal
to new premises and to make way for Spring goods we quote extremely low prices
on the following goods: -
Binder Twine
Pure Manilla, 650 feet, 03+0
Manilla, 60o feet, me
Woven Wire Fence
8o rods of 9 strand Fence at 390 a rod,
No. 9 latteral and upright.
Farm Gates
Two only -a I2 ft. and a 13 ft., at $3.75
and $4.75 respectively,
Barb Wire
400 rods, 8o rods in a bundle, • at 92.25 a
bundle.
Manure Forks
Four tang at soc ; 5 and 6 tang propor-
tionately low,
Hay Forks
three tang, from 3511 to 400.
Hay Fork Ropes
Odds and ends, job lot at cut prices.
Hand Saws
A limited number from 6oc to $1,5o each
Guns
Three double barrelled guns, breach
loading, left barrel choke, at $7.0o.
Rifles
One Stevens 32-4o with peep sights at
$rt.00. A number of 22 Rifles from
92.00 to $6,00,
Axe Handles
A lot of good Axe handles from roc to
20e, factory made,
Baskets
A number of good Willow Baskets, bus.
and bus. and a half, 35e and soc.
Stock Food and
Pratt's Animal Regulator•
at extremely low prices,
!'hese prices will only hold good on the surplus stock above mentioned. To
appreciate these prices you must see the goods.
'ER"We pay eesh for Hides, Tallow, Raw Furs, etc.
li o KA Y & SHAW
NATi
NAL ROLLER MILLS
BRUSSELS
WE HAVE
Corneola (Breakfast Food)
Rolled Wheat
Cracked Wheat
Oatmeal
Bread Flours
Graham Flours
Whole Wheat Flours
Feed Flours
Bran, Shorts,
Flaked Oats for horses
and all kinds of feed.
Wm. & R. A. Pryne