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snow has disappeared
`:til wheat Iiae come through
oking well,
eGds his porkers well
,
eree'reiying tlefifty,..
[mile that wo 't come off
iarket says
{ v1anitobe Government
L wI1erevel' LOCO! Option
ten gtttislled on techniaali-
I'not be granted for the
bees the Ontatio pro•
ifs to e. lively hustle in
This may be all
s up tre the Fre-
e et busy locating
1'
i
t
the broad .o
and
lee]. ()mark),
he 'great clay
es the beat.
be a good time for the
opncits to have a good'
'elk with the various
SO that one well defined
t be followed. We have
egements could be made
xpert roadmaker address
ve if eorrespendence were
e. The best method ie
rt.
Hello! r rs are keeping
epheinee;i".:`,..se freeziug up,
ti, O
rights �gtt s and
°tip¢ pe
z t`d``9f ex-,
le clow• e'tuine
a
•
eecad up
in e'new Directory
accordingly. A
'phone, as if the
ce were necessary to
ening distance. The
ery much better and ip•
plea.ing w hoth parties.
say Good day to THE Pos'r
is 31 and residence No.
riven its
tlnies the Government has
send inspectors to enquire
neness of the maple syrup
old appear there are
Ming the color, and taste
of h quality, something
ode Manr of the
the adjoining townships
,0 inconsiderable expense
he. past few years in pro.
up-fo=u'ai•g, tpethods of
st toothsome sweetness
ealit
p y of the syrup.
leas taken piece in inaple
ere and .often calls to
I long ago with the
the tripping with an
g s,ff", &c Business
pleasure now in the
eve lobo. ions manner of
fine may be imposed on
' syrup or sugar,
5EG LETTER.
Cls of Spring,business
re taking on renew.
r a s been e very tette
lee r et th onghout the
/7 f�I,pl eather has been so
HNA !% bruary was more
tee, eo-. ding months but
all as a result of
t. meet brought
ing looks exceeding --
a seasonable Spring
'liens.
BIG PLANS
Al has been partite
ing of plans for the
we by side with
Year's work, plans
sen of into have
pped Ititu shape.
chole the eredtun
n dollars worth tit
peg.e. Plans tar
this hive been
or mo. ills, mid
soh' 11 toe IUs
budding line
suint teason-
eaviest eon.
ver had and
curd lorany
d that almost
__ new
6. This
ied very'
and even
most car.
TY
al activity
The city
ing centre
mouths
some im
nnipeg irf
ods to bei
ler Cane/
best rail/:
r: w
of
the
g and
re this
nother
tappens,
d and,
lit
d
ix
WARNING
Slnce lis Introduction into Canada
the sakes of Parisian Siege ,have been
phenomenal. This success bas
sad to many in)itation'k similar in
mune, Look sudor them they etre
not the genuine. See that the girl
with auburn hail' is on every package,
Youwttn always get the genuine at
Jae, Pox's.
Parisian Sage is the quickest acting
and most efficient hair wltitf in the
world.
It is made to conform to Dr. San-
gerbond-s, (of Parts,) proven theory
that dandruff, falling hair, baldness
and scalp itch are caused by germs.
Parisian Sage kills these dandruff
germs and removes all trace ot dan-
druff in two weeks, or money back;
it stops falling hair and itching • scalp
and prevents baldness.
And remember that baldness is
caused by dandruff germs, those little
hard working persistent devils that
day and eight do nothing but dig into
Che routs ot the hair and destroy its
vitality.
Ptuisian Sage is a daintily perfumed
hair dressing, not sticky or greasy,
and any woman Who desires Inxuriaut
and bewitching hair can get tt in two
weeks by using it. 50 cents a large
bottle.
,vas.. Chitfii-as is natural—these in-
quiries tend to the establishment of new
tacturies fur making farm machinery,
automubiles and motor boats. boots, and
shoes, clothe)... building- material of
various sorts, and other lines that ale
in sharp and increasing demand through
out the West Factories that already
are in °petation here find themselves
with uuhnilted demand and must in
crease their producing capveity very
otten to keep pace with this demand
From thy character of the he firms that ate
[akin interest
g g re t a i n Winnipeg ase
place for setting up a factory, it eel
talo the, 190 will see some important
industrial developments here, the more
so from t be tact that the great city
power et plout will begin to furnish power
to consumers some time within th
year,
baring accidents.
RAILROADS WILL DO MUCH WORK
The season will be a very busy one
for the railroads, too. Second Vice -
President William Whyte. of the Can-
aduv Ptietfic, hes announced that ten
new lines will be built by Ins road this
Lear Of great importance among these
will be the double tracking between
Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie, an ex
tension that will give the C. P. R. well
up to 500 miles of double track West of
the lake trout. Next year the C. P. R
track will be doubled to Brandon, and
the value tit these extensions cannot he
over-es•imated. When liere are double
hacks sc•oss. the prairie section of the
transcontinental roads, hours will be
chipped from the mining schedule of
coast-to-coast trains. and communica
ton betweea Western cities -both fat
freight and passenger herviCe- will lie
vastly improved ; all with ebtire safety
and ver; great saving til time and cost.
Alarmist reports of Sir Wilfrid Lau
ries s [Italie are absurd, The Premier
had to lie up with a cold and bilious
attack
Hou. Robert Rogers denied in the
Manitoba Legislature that he was asso-
ciated in any way with land deals with
Dr. Montague.
HE FEARED TO EAT
Till •'Little. Dideeters" Cured
His Indidestiou
Like many another sufferer from In-
digestion, Mr. E. Thody looked forward
Ito mealtime with dread instead of
,.pleasure. Writing from his. home at
141 Yorkville Ave., Toronto, on June
12th last, he says:
"For two years I suffered with In-
digestion and obtained no relief from
anything I took, including several pre-
scriptions from prominent physicians.
Every meal was followed with acute
pain until I feared to eat, consequently
•,became run' down for lack of nourish-
ment.
""Little Digesters" were recom-
mended to me by a friend and I tried
them with remarkable results, two boxes
completely curing me. It is three
months since I took any and have not
suffered a pain no matter how heartily
I eat. I would certainly recommend
them to anyone suffering with Indi-
gestion."
Why allow yourself to be handicapped
and your life shortened by Indigestion
or Dyspepsia, when you can so easily
avoid it? "Little Digesters" are guar-
anteed to cure you or your money will
be cheerfully refunded.
25c. at your druggist'e ' or by mail
from the . Coleman Medicine Co.,
Toronto. 32
Es
For Settlers
IN
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
How Made and How Reached
LOW SETTLERS' RATES
Settlers with Live
Stock and Effects
Special Trains
leave Toronto
10.10p.m.Tuesdays
during
RARER and APRiL
Settlers end Families
without Live Stock
should use
Regular Trains
10.10 p.m. daily
WINNIPEG FLYER
38 hours to Winnipeg
Through Tourist Cars
COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS
in which Berths are Free
Apply to. nearest Agent for copy of "Settlers''-
Guide," "Western Canada," 'Tourist Cars,"
or write
R. L. Thompson, )).P.A,, 0.P,12„ Toronto.
a1 ,T. FARROW, Agent lintlanold
.114
Dona Ever MakeVelly
RollMadam?
Wiles we were just about so high, ours was an insatiable sweet
tooth for "jelly roll" and such like.
Sometimes, however, the cake wouldn't roll right, broke on the
turns -mother was "unlucky" those days, and the keen critics
didn't insist on the biggest piece,
Mother, you see, didn't know flour••• -•took 'whatever the grocer
offered—also took her chances,
Do YOU ever make "Jelly 'And when you turn it out
roll," Madam 1 on the damp napkin and
Is 11 always a perfect anal, spread the under side with
geldeo crumb, without even layers of light, porous,
}ern or jell-lt doesn't get
.soggy soon nor crumbly.
And when you roll It gent-
Whydoesn' titroll over soft- t't ly, while the kldlets watch
ly and smoothly l why does y + : this most critical proceed
It crock and break In spite. Ing, there is no Crack oar
of thecareful fingers behind brook In theperfectsmooth-
the dainty napkin ? ROSES ness of the surface—'tis a
Ali on account of the IIn-
nate "cussedness" of chap ce,. * a * *
flour. Mighty hard to make "jelly
a r * w roll" like that, Madare, and it's lin-
Thore'san elasticity, Madam, acoher. possible with stingy quality flour.
attain FiVE ROSES flour respond But it's easy if you use FIVE
Mg to your every effort. ROP':S. Easy to snake melting
The strength and: fineness of FIVE Puff Pasta, flaky pie crust, tooth -
ROSES hold your batter' together some rolls and goodies galore.
In the long well -greased pan, 13e flourwisc, Madam, loin the mile
Bakes evenly, giving smooth tex- lions using FIVE ROSES,
tura, soft, •golden crumb, spongy, if you are aoriustomed to cheap
porous and yielding -no holes nor flour the results will seem like magic.
lumps to vex the soul. But you must use FIVE ROSES.
streaks or holes unsightly?
CASSE Of 1111E WOODS MILLING CO., 190., MONTREAL
fee
SOUR STOMACH
Ivan Almost Certain Sign of Acute
Indigestion
If you occasionally have a taste of
sour food in your mouth, it surely
shows that the food you are eating is
not being digested, but instead is fer-
menting and giving out poisonous
gases.
Belching of gas is a common symp-
tom at snob times, and also that lump
of lead feeling, as if your 'stomach
was carrying a much greater load
than it could stand.
If you want prompt relief and per-
manent cure, go to Jas. Fox and get
a large tin box of Mi-o-na tablets for
50 cents.
Jas. Fox knows that Miona .is a
highly recommended scientific remedy
and that he is ready to return your
money if it fails to cure acid stomach,
belching of gas, dizziness, biliousness,
sick headache, foul breath, and all
stomach troubles.
ME
(Meow //NH -owl)
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Colds, or
rey back. Sold and guaranteed fry
JA1M12S FOX, Brussels.
Huron Presbytery
The Presbytery of Huron held its
regular meeting on 'Puesdsy, March 1st
1n Willis Church, Clinton. There were
present Rev. a H. Larkin, mrderator
DI Stewart, Mesors. J. A. Anderson,
P. Davidson, E. H Sawyers, N Shaw,
S, Le Sharp. D Carswell, C. Fletcher.
J L. Small, E F. Male Smith and J.
Hamilton ministers, and Messrs.
Buchanan, Cutt, Kidd, Strang, Gem
melt, Murdie, - Smyth and McNay,
elders.
The chief feature of the meeting was
the hearing of the annual reports of the
d ff••rept departments of church work.
Pee Sabbath School report a•as present-
ed by Mr. Smith ; the 'Christian En-
deavor and Young People's Societies
eport by Mr, Small; the report on
anurah life and work be Mr Larkin ;
,he teport of the social and reform e"tn•
inittee by Mr. f)avidsou ; the report on
statistics by the clerk, and the report on
systematic beneficence by Mr. .Shaw.
Mr. Fietcher wascor.'inued as convene'
re the sugmentetiou commit'• -e.
The fo.luwiug resolution 'n regard to
1115 resignation of the Clerkship by lir
ileLean was unaniniously adraetd -
l'ne Presbytery of Huron being ea led
eerie to accept the resignation as eters
of Rev Archibald Mel.eatt. D. D ,
would place on record its'appreeiatiou tit
1>1 exoelleuceand w rib. Ur. McLean
assumed the tesponsihih'ies of the cite k -
ship in April, 186e, at a time when the
Presbytery of Huron stretched North as
far as the congregation of Nor' •r Bruce,
taking in Wroxeter, Brn,;sels, Ethel and
the in lying congregations and extend
ing South to Grand Bend. Duriug his
lengthy period of service his oier008
duties were discharged with . diligence
and unbroken rettularity. He was
al WNW; ready to give infermatiun or dir•
ectiou, 110 the ease might be, to env
tegallvless wise than himself. and ex-'
hiblted in a praiseworthy way tlhe
suavtter in mode with the former lu re
Failing health at length compelled hie
reeignatiot, which was accepted in
rammer. 1910, after a period of neailr
forty.one years of faithful service. The
Presbytery would commend hint to the
keeping of tate God ot Lintel and Would
prey that when the Divine purposes
with trim are finished he stay ' come to
he grave in a full age, like as. a stock of
corn cometh in, itt his season " The
matter of church union is to be cot: .
sidered at the morning session of the
May meeting, Messrs. Larkin and
Fletcher to introduce the discussion,
Messrs. Corriere, Sinatl, Dr, Stewart
and elders from Seafurth, Varna and
Auburn were appointed conlmisstopers to
the General Asserehly at Halifax The,
folloatint' appointments rind nominations
Were Made :-Mr. Smith to the Svood's
business committee ; Dr. Stewart, to
5 • t ,.f -As-
sembly
corre. ondin comma 1n
P g
Rev. J A. Aniletsun. 13 A',
for moderator of Synod, and Rev R, P
McKay, D. D„ for moderator of the
Assembly.
The conference for the Mary meeting
of. Presbytery in to be oil the subject of
"evangelism introduced by Messr-
Andeh:sonand Smith
The following Dere appointed to tit
standing committees for the veer' the
ministers named on each coin lei ttte
having their elders associated with them
in each case : Home Missions, Mewtrs•
Fletcher, Shaw and Sowers;-ehurcu
life and work, Messrs. Larkin, Sewers
and Carswell ; Stil bath Schools. Messrs
Sharp, Small. and Smith ; finance,
Messrs. Hamilton, Maun and Shaw ;
systematic beneficence, Messrs David
son, Shim and Fletcher ; superintend-
ence of students Messrs. Dr. Stewart,
Anderson and Rowers; young people's
societies, Messrs. Small, Anderson and
Shaw ; augmentation. Messrs. Antler
son, Fletcher and Corriere ; foreign
missions, Messrs, Sewers, Anderson and
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
TO LIVERPOOL.
From St John From Halifax
Corsican .Friday, Mar. 4 Saturday. Irlar, 6
Aetperian Friday Mar. 11
Virginian Friday. Mar. 18 Saturday Mar, IO
BOSTON TO GLASGOW
Pretoria', Thurrdey, Mer 10 9 a. In.
Nurntdien Thursday, Mar. 29 8 p. to
RATES OF PASSAGE
According to steamer.
tat Class —970 00 80 00 and upwards,
2nd Ohms — 92 50 96 00 47 50 50'.00
8rd Class — 28 76 80 00
PREPAID TICKETS
These maybe purchased from local agents
to bring relatives or friends from any point in
Great Britain to destination in Canada et
Lowest rates.
For full particulars of rates and eaillngs
apply to
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line. Brussels,
Pr, Stewart ; social and moral reform,
Menste, Carswell, Smith and Hamilton 1
evanhtljsm, Messrs, Sinith, Mann and
Sharp i couferenee, Messrs. Carswell,
t u
N(tni 1 and Pletcher ! emergency,
Me cls, $awers, Anderson and Dt>
Stewart. The nest meeting is to be
held at llrttcefield on May 10111, 1910,
A 751 F011 04).64? -0, wt4era1ynod °Were
forsalolde20a0l01a,'mbalnsLets07 04
18, t7an• a pr 185 aeras of wltioli 1100 tnioav
apltlystlon tis {tors buel), Rtalm,nx pitstttre
lend, On the provisoes is a /era brit k 10ase
u h t'n
n Is h #! 1 e bn ,
d tl ttt, lir , I're1a 1 a ut
alt of yi tten5e gaodoraimrd: r It riatet'ed;
apply to dt01A I tlWiti For
2111011 P O r0r128a84 l i s
Is�'OR l3AI+B.tin,' out os at Haid wits u good
tt" brisk aPEtago, batllr tarn .tn,d 'o�her elft
MARCH FORECASTS Jpbuildings, oleo a good of hard. , For farther
,rqtionlnnenp raibrAk...11°1'4
Weather Predictigna for March.
About the and and 3rd equatorial'
st01lrs of great et,ergy, eap001011y in the
South, arc predicted, ,At the elose of
this and other March, periods, look for
hlizzardons'changei; tO high Northerly
gales, with cold waves sweeping from
the Northwest. A reactionary storm
period falls ou the 6th, 7111 and 8th,
with indications that unsettled, if Dot
stormy weather, may fill match of Lite
time between the first and the thee"
storm period„ of the month.
A regular storm period extends frons
the Colli to 15th. 00 the central day of
this period, the 12111, the moon is o,1' the
celestial equator and 'i :perigee. 1t le in
conjunction with earth and sun on 119
11th, the exact center of the greatest
magnetic and electric perturbation of
the whole year. Watch Lith 10 r4'h 1
A blizzard out of the Northwest .will be
natural. A r-aettonary storm period is
central on the 17th, 18th and tent, with
moon at extreme North declination.
This period is near the center cif both
the earth and the Mars equinoxes, It is
a coincidence not seen i11 ages that they
should fall exactly together on March
21st, Violept storms may or may 1101.
Occur at this trine, but on and touching
the 17tli, 18th and 29111 ig another time
to exercise' calm and prurient watchful.
nes;. Change to high barometer end
tench colder will came out of the North-
west behind these storms.
A regular"torperiod,
s mas of
full
storm possihilities as any in the month,
es central on the 24111, extending from
the 22nd to 27th. Tropical storms. of
sue salve 01 11urriraues and tornadoes
will be natural Southward, with a boreal
counterpart of blizzards ot sleet and
snow to the Nurthwatd. The crisis ot
Ws period will strike proeresslvele from
West to East from 24th to 27th. Within
three days of noon on the 25th is another.
veru marked seismic period, .Earth
Earth-
quakes in various sections of the globe.
both -at tuts period and from March 9th
to 15111, will most likely he attended by
abnormal magnetic and electric cur
rents: A general and severe cold ,wave
for March will most likely come out of
the Noi thwest. It will touch most
parts of the country between 25111 aticl
29111.
A reactionary storm period centers kin
the 3oth and 3tst:and prolonged stories
of rain, sleet and snow should not be
surprising during the last week of
March,
The Venus, Earth and Mars perturba•
tions all begin in February, and con•
Untie through March and into April.
Remember that the. Mm's influence
p1oluugs aouditiens existing whet) he.
enters, and look into April for much the
same storms and weather experienced
We in February,
Wingharri
Sim. Our left for Calgary, Alta,
where he has accepted a position.
Dave Joynt has purchased the bar -
bet ing
ar-beting business of .%septi M etch.
The new Superintendent of the
Hospital, Miss L. Matthews, has en-
tered upon her duties.
J. A. Houston, of Toronto, High
School Inspector made this official
visit to the Winghttin High School.
3. H. and Mrs. Leishulan left last
week for their home in Pense, Sask.,
after spending the Winter with rela-
tives ill W.inghttm and vicinity.'
C. Burford. of Wingham, delivered
to A. L. Louttit, butcher, as Rue a
quartette of hogs as could be seen itt
many a day. They weteseventnontits
aud2 weeks old and their live weight
was 1230lbs. They dressed 1000 lbs.
The four pigs. broughtl3Mr. Burford.
over 8104.00.
Fire in the Gier block al Macleod, Al
berta, did 810 000 damage. The Amer.
lean Hotel at Moncton, N. 13 , was dant-
aged to the extent of 820,100, and e
blaze in Naylor's factory and the Stan.
dard Glove Works at St. Johns, Quebec,
threatened the destruction of the town.
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4. Business Piduc ttio u is the
♦ greatest' legacy you Can leave ♦
4,your children, We get down to ♦
the bed.roek fouudatiu1 of 1iv-
tug business science, and assist 0
h i ,ice
i t {)r h Ptldl ti e to u' f.1 4
i
ROLLS VOA SALit,-.Two,yonng Short Mira '
r gee 011110, both 9t far snrvlee for sele. pond
pedigrees and all right 111 every Wily 9704' fur-
ther parttaulere apply to JAM. 03718I19, Lot A0,
Con, 0, Morns, ortlr0ssols P. 0, 41-10
F419M P'O12 aAL10.—The underefgm d taws
or elite e here ural bong u eon.
04.4A444A444 440 iY 40$4011010.
Father
MOther a.
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f I tli 109 Y l 110 0 11 y .yg ata t 0
10Grey. About• 70ao'e elearvd tku4d brink. ♦ Otiilltnta. '
ltousa and fume 111511 a 10,1115, goon oaterd, p
Z
drilled wPh, AentieH in good uolaltuu, tern • Elite!' any [jay, Ind lvicnal ill- e,
iArpnoy oo dJbh6Gont19tt8, wroil b, l eeCi ,
uctign. 40l0sutly cuutsls
Buaaela, P 0. or roF:, 0. Sault, Brussels, aa•tl,•
♦
EsARM F018 SALa•-the undersigned offer);
for auto, llle tee 50115 11uIu1, being Let Aa,
Uoa, 16, t#reY' Apuat 70 acres owe, ml, balance
In 0Wahap, a cores 111 Fall wheat, at tierce 00,0•
ed uuwtl. 10111001111511,4110 On the
rural is a frame Heusi,, 11111111 bora, dr1Ynhg elreti,
good a'ybiuU rued drilleu well. Ulun5 'Pun
o poet'
elnua, church and setiuoh y'ar fnrth5r (111150 -
lar, apply to ,IOJN 0813U1t.N18,, Yroprret0r,
or F, S. Scott. nru,,sela. •
ACRE FARM FOR SALE,—The: un-
i0u� der,tgued uffurn Yar sale, Lot nanbbr
six , lac
Wes leen
is esstun of the tulvnahl 3 nl
grey. 'Phis lural is exuatieutly situated meat
three allies from til weals. About 76 aorta
ekared, Htoetl) uaderd,amed. Zit vires aeeu5d
down. Good ore115rd n'5„I5 hoe.) lied barn,
slid two good wells, School hoosewt the farm.
This place must be mold anti possession given
tesull aha tt3u'uhaaur. Fuf hurgcumra 1.1 ,
P. to'1'ii05 410N1'161111.,
itiA1iN188, Yrop Vendor's
Soli-
8 PO., or to A. R• ul0i8 A LLPH, Veudur's Soli-
citor, iirussety, Oct - 25.11,
FOR SALE OR 1'01tENT.- The undersigned
offers his Nell1ouat511 puoperty h1 Hrnassis
fol sato or to re11P Stere aro o)r, lure, st laud
with comfortable hoose, with cellar, stable,
oreltae,t well, &e, Poeeu„ion .given tit 01151..
For prioo, terms and other information tiply
to JAS. DUNFOltU, Clinton or Tlllil YOGA
Brussels, THOS. DUNNORD, Langdon, North
Dakota.
ARM FOR SALE.—The 100 acre farm, bo-
ing the pprotietty of the late Peter MoPxil,
1,05 28, 000, 14, L}rey, is offeree fa• sale by the
undersigned. There are 8005,50 cltlared, bal-
ance well timbered, On the farmthere da it
good bank barn, large driving shed and a com-
fortable house. Phase in. .good condition and
wall fenced. For further particulars apply to
JAS. A. MaNAIlt or JAS. D. MakTAID, Simo-
nton', Oranbrook P.O., or F, S. SCOTT, 13rns-
sets, 7-tf
I♦ In Senior ', O1IL'hel'S' Alai nettle• o
•. lieu and Coultuercial subjects,
. Saud fur ptiitiralars, ♦
o ilad wl•t'cio
13tAtl1ucatursite' Aesocith atiCinnmttu of 011al .
•o acs,. ♦
♦ EASTER TERM OPENS •
- MARCH 29th•
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Wand lea ,nthe nntoreof ourroui•,PH in
t. Commercial, Shorthand or Tele- 7�a
graphy departments. We hove the '•>r
�t Imatm6, practioel, training school in 1a
G. Westlln oaiei•bo. aoareee aro tool- •�
ongb, I,,,trn,ao's oxperienoed 51111 wa
00 areiat itr,,dugtenfe paeltiols. Students
r are entering each week. You ,honld
enter now.
D. A. McLAO LAN Principal. w 5
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