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THURSDAY, M4 $1, x900,
OUR OTTAWA LETTER,
Ottawa, May 2$ l --Whether it the
effeot of that atmosphere of eoandal and
general political orookedneee in which
the Tory party lived and moved andhad
its being for many years prior to its foes
of power er whether there is some other
tease, it appears to be a faot that Hon.
eervativee are Sever go happy as when
they are mixed up in Soma kind of an
""savory trapaaotion, either engaged in
it in their own interests or oon000ling
one with which to discredit their oppon.
encs. Each Session singe the present
Government took office some Stupendous
seneati0n has been carefully prepared for
the deleotation of the public end paraded
in Parliament, in the Press, or on the
with allthe appropriate ao
platform, . CPPriat p
ocmpaniments of a brass band and fire
Werke. At oee time it was the Drum.
mond County Railway"deal" at another
it was the Yukon "steal,' now it ie "hood-
ling" in oonneetioa with the Inbsroolonial
and now ',trafficking" in raining leases
and liquor permits in the frozen North •
but in every single instance and without
even one exoeption, investigations have
shown that there has been abeolately
nothing in any way reprehensible in the
polity of the Government or in the aotions
of ire members or enbordinates, and in
more than one ease those who Leve been
most active in making the disturbance
have been compelled to speoifioally retraot
the °barges they have so reokleeely made.
THE WEST HURON AFFAIR.
We have this week instanced a portion.
tarty glaring instance of this unfortunate
failing. Twelve months ago last Febru-
ary a bye election was held in West
Huron and Robt. Holmes was elected
as a Government supporter. By the
middle of Maroh the Conservative party
became possessed of a certain information
upon whish they professed to believe that
a deal of erookedne
ee
had contributed r b
uted to
1
Mr. Holmes settees. It was nearly four
months later however or within a month
of an exceptionally long and wearisome
eeesion before the matter was brought to
the attention of the House in any way,
shape or form. Then Mr. Borden, of
Halifax, brought the matter np and de-
manded an enquiry before the Committee
on Privileges and Elections. Although
this was the !seat satisfactory method of
dealing with the oharges it appeared to
be the only one available at that late
date and the Government at once granted
the request, and gave every facility to the
Opposition to prosecute their inquiry,
plaoing no limit on the money expended
and summoning scores of witnesses at
the request of the Opposition although
events proved that it was money thrown
away inasmuch as they'had no material
evidence to give.
SURELY THIS WAS SUFFICIENT
to satisfy any reasonable man of the
Government's anxiety to unearth and
pettish any wrong -doing that might have
occurred but they went farther and ton.
eeoted to allow the matter to stand over
until another mesion in case develop.
mente might occur in the meantime.
Again Parliament met bat it was weeks
before anything was beard of the matter,
and when it was again brought before the
House i6 was done in enoh a way ae to
make it a foregone (tonolesion that the
Government would be compelled to refuse
the demand for an inquiry. The Opposi-
tion having by their own neglect, inten-
tional or otherwise, lost all reasonable
opportunity of having the matter die.
posed of during the session demanded all
kinds of special departures from the
recognized modes of procedure, whioh
the Government very properly dsolined
to concede. Then all the new evidence
they could produce, and snob evidenoe
was understood to be a eine qua non of
farther proceedings, was a number of
EXTRAORDINARY AFFIDAVITS
from an alleged agent of the Liberal
party in the riding, a man who hoe been
convicted of various offenoes, who was a
self confessed liar and perjurer, and
whose word under oath would not be ao-
oepted in any court in the land. There
was no attempt to offer corroboration of
this man's affidavits but on the other
band the Government had a soore of
affidavits from well known and reputable
Citizens in answer thereto. In spite of
all this the Opposition with great show of
sincerity demanded the continuance of
the investigation, ignoring the fact that
they bad neglected to have that investi-
gation before the properly constituted
law courts of the land although they were
in possession of all the evidence they
now profess to have, and it was most in.
tereeting and edifying to notice the fine
paroxysms of holy indignation into
whiob Oppositioniste worked themselves
when the Government very properly de.
alined to consent to any farther waste of
public time and money. The session is
now nearly four months old. When will
the Opposition atop talking balderdash
and get down to basinese ? They are
making a huge mistake in supposing that
this Bort of nonsenee is benefiting them
in the country. The people are not the
fools they take them for.
SISIPLIPYING TRE LAN.
A short bill of oonsiderable importance
to the eettlere in the Northwest has been
introduced by Hoa. Mr. Sutherland, to
amend the Northwest Land Titles Act of
1894. Ag the law now stands executions
against land have to be recorded with
the registrar, but no provision is made
for similiarly recording discharges or re-
newals of write. The consequence is that
the' record hooka in the different land
titles offices in the Territories continue to
show large numbers of writs recorded
from time to time singe 1887, when the
Torrens system of registration oame in-
to force, many of which have expired for
want of renewal, or have been paid off.
The first two olatlaes of Mr. Sntherland'e
bill provides for the registration of re•
newade of write and of the discharge.
g .
By the third blouse provision is made for
simplifying the confirmation of sales of
lands for taxes, where the person who
originally claimed the land has never
opposed the sale or the applioation to
confirm ib. Sinoe the bill bas been in-
trodaoed by the minister several im.
portent further amendments have been
suggested and these are receiving the
careful tondea ,o
x alip
n of the Deportment
I
and of the Government.
SEED GRATIS INDEBTEDNESS,
Another nada' memento also in Mr.
Sutherland's °hargo is one dealing with
TRE BRUSSELS POST
the liabilities of the tarmere le the Weeb
e grain a bythe
t4 d at sa !ie . o thh
Tae dt m
g P
p
Ggveramopt. For years it has been the
regulation for any farmer receiving a
supply of seed grain to give a bond to
thea t o iindebtedness,hair n
mean #h@tg
thereon not only hie own name e prin.
pipet, bub the name of two other farmers
n) severity. Inthe prgogse of time
matters hair.° got somewhat oomplioabed,
many of the securities have beoome
worbhlese, and innumerable oases exist
where the liabilities which have been'in-
(+erred in all good faith by honed, thrifty
and industrious eettlere have beoome a
serioue incubus. The amendment to the
existing law proposed by Mr. Suther-
land nrit es
land will.velem() sap I , ;leaving
the original beneficiary alone responsible
on the bonds, This of course will mean
some loss to the public, treasury, but the
loss to the individual farmer if the terms
of the bond were enforoed would be a far
more serious matter to him partioularly
ae.he has not benefitted personally there•
from. The prinoipls that some meaouro
of relief should be granted is accepted on
o i•
nth sides of file Haase but the OPN e
bu
tion,—always generous with the public
funds when they have no responsibility—
to the oonnbry,—desires to wipe out the
entire indebtedness and release the prin.
cipale, as well as their seoaribies. At the
present time however the Government
oonsidere that its proposal goes as far as
is equitable in the publio interest.
D.O. M1ODONALD, M. IP.,
UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN AS STAND.
AHD BEARER.
One of the Most Successful and Business.
like Meetings Ever Ileld.
Spirited and Encouraging Addresses.
Well Pleased Delegates.
The annual meeting of the Liberals of
East Huron was held in the Town Hall,
Brussels, on Wednesday afternoon of
last week, and was an old time rouser,
both for the attendance, the harmony,
i
and prevailing, revalllng. President
Straoha n occupied the chair. The fel•
c on p
lowing officers were elected :—President,
Thos. Strachan ; Vice•Presidents, G. F.
Blair and Reeve Isbister, of Morrie ;
Seoretary-Treasurer, W. H. Herr ; And.
icor, W. M. Sinolair. Municipal Ohair-
men were chosen as follows : Bowiok,
Atex. MaLnnghlin t Wroxeter, Alex.
Monroe ; Turnberry, Jae. Gilmour ;
Grey, Reeve Turnbull ; Brussels, Dr.
Warwick ) Morrie W Laidlaw • Wing
•
ham, S. Graoey ; Blyth, John Moffett ;
Hallett, Thoe, McMillan ; McKillop, A.
Gardiner. The SearetaryTreasarer
presented the anneal report. Following
ie a list of the delegatee:—
Offi:ers.—Thos. Straoban, President ;
R. N. Duff, trite President ; G. F. Blair,
2nd Vioe ; W. H. Kerr, Sea.-Treas.
Grey.—J. G. Tarnboll, Jas. Straoban,
T. A, Moirthar, Thos. Bielby, Donald
Orarer, Robt. MoOallnm, Jas. Mitchell,
Hugh Lamont, Jas. Einetoa, O. Turnbull,
Wm. MoAllister, Alex. Stewart, R. Dun-
canson, Dongald MoTaggart, Alex. Mc-
Kay, John MoTaggarb, Jas. McNair, D.
Mohair, Conrad Bernath, Jno. Davis, C.
Eokmier, Jobn Sanders, John Ridley,
Adam Duke, Adam Turnbull, Alex.
Perris, Malcolm Lamont, Angus Lemont,
A. 0. Demme, A. Reymann. Jas. TGrn-
badl, Chairman.
Howick.—Jas. Burns, Thos. Inglis,
John Scott, Alex. Sangster, Adam Soott,
John McDermott, John Wilson, Mat.
Wilson, Jas. McLaughlin, Jae. luster,
Alex. Gibson, Jas. Edgar, John MoBar•
lane, John Knox, Thos. MoClement, H.
Hutchinson, Walter Ellis, Ernest Har-
ris, Richard Batohere, Wm. Knox, L. A.
Mason. Thos. Gibson, Chairman.
Morrie.—John Craig, Jas. Soots, Dan.
Laidlaw, W. O. Laidlaw, N. Caminge,
11. Bewley, Jas. Murray, Wm. Jackson,
John Shortreed, Gilbert McCallum, Geo.
Hood, Wm. Stubbs, Chas. W. Lawrence,
Geo. Taylor, Jobn Lockhart, W. A. Mil.
ler, Jobn Speir, Wm. Wilson, Hugh
Forsyth, Jas. Sherrie, Jas. Stubbs, Wm,
Isbisber, Jas. Cochrane, Wm. Johnston,
Wm. Elston, Jos. Smillie, Jae. Ireland,
Mat. Moses, Geo. Turvey. Thos. Miller,
Chairman.
Tarnberry.—JohnHolmee, Alex. Kelly,
J. W. King, Wm. Messer, Joe. Pugh, A.
Oteghoro, Robt. Miller, Geo. Fortune,
Jas. Gilmore, Alex. MoPlierson,L. Level,
Jas. McDougall. Jas. Elliott, Chairman.
Wingham.—N. A. Farquharson, H. B.
Elliott, Wm. Nicholson, Jobn A. Mo -
Lean, John Elder, S. Graoey. Jamee
Cline, Chairman.
Brussels.—Jas. Fox, Jas. Tomball,
Robb. Graham, W. F. Stewart, Alex.
Stewart, Thos. Fletcher, D. 0. Rose, 11.
L. Jaokeon, 7. Leckie, F. S. Stott, Wal-
ter Smith. J. D. Warwick, Chairman.
Blyth.—Tboe. Sloan, Jobn McMillan,
Jos. Coombs, John Kaliy, John Moffatt,
Wm.Oampbell. James Simms, Chair-
man.
Wroxeter.—Jobn Barnard, Jas. Allan,
John Harris, John Douglass, T. A. Gib-
son. Gavin Davidson, Obairman.
A ballot was taken for the eeleotion of
a candidate for the Commons. Dr. Mao•
donald, the present M. P., who bas been
member for thirteen years, was the um
animons choice, and the remit was
greeted with cheers. Stirring addresses
were given by Dr. Macdonald ; James
MokIoilen, the well.known member for
North Wellington ; A. Campbell, the
practical M. P. for Kent ; and A. Hislop,
ht. P. P. for Eaeb Huron, after wbiob
the following resolution was pegged by a
standing vote :—
Moved by Go. Councillor Miller, sea.
onded by Jas. A. Cline : We, the Lib-
erate of Beet Huron in convention as.
sembled, desire to plane on reoord our
appreciation of the patriotic stand taken
by the Government of Sir Wilfrid
Laurier in seeding to the aid of
the motherland the various contingents
of our brave countrymen, who on the
field of babble have nobly maintained
the best traditions of the Anglo-Saxon
raoe. We are in hearty sympathy with
the preferential trade policy of his Gov.
nob
only for
the fisaoola
l
e "meet
r Y
benefit 'that we believe will aoorue to
Canada therefrom, bat also because of its
influence in binding more Monty the
Dominion to the parent land. We moat
heartily endorse the Government's action
in appointing a judicial commission to
inveetigate the alleged irregularities in
the Weet Huron and Brookville elsotione,
a course we consider in every sense pre.
Eerable to that of oommitttng it to a
Parliamentary committee. We are in
'menta
hearty sympathy with the general poltoy
of Sir Wilfrid Leitrim's Government, and
pledge °arselvee to sustain him by the
return of a supporter from East Heron,
1 obi , W.
cCongratulate t le � , G0p
We be t
g
on @ re i
Rosshie a cion to the I mlersh
R i a es
a p iI
denim t�
d n a
of Ontario, and a a a @AMB him of
ells unbounded eontidenoe in hie Govern-
ment, and are in hearty sympathy with
that ugu a.
o a a t
the progre@Riva p tier t1 n g tr
01, We desire to assure him that we
will oontinue to give him our hearty sup-
port in the future, se we have dour is
the past,
The meeting was concluded with cheers
for the Queen, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the
Bose Government and Dr. MacDonald.
At the evening meeting President
Strachan gave an opening edcirgee after
which Alex. Ross rang "The Widow of
old Windsor Malt" in good style. Prob.
a i e 'antes
e M. P. P.,O a I few mb.
Hi1 dw
14 ,p
and was followeby John Leckie, who
took an active pert in politics some years
ago. Aliso Lyda Crooks rendered the
solo "Beautiful isle of the see," most
acceptably. Ur. Campbell, 48, P. for
Kent, spoke for about an hour and dealt
praotioalty and trenobently with a
number of the leading questions of the
day, "Johnnie Oanuok;' a patriotio
song WOO BO well sang byAlex, Roca that
he was enthusiastically encored and res•
ponded with the grand song, "Soldiers t.f
the Queen." Mr. Motdullen, Wellington
Go., Af. P., humorously, pointedly yet
briefly addressed the audtenoo. Dr. btao-
Donald, East Huron's clever repreasote.
rive, was the last speaker and returned
thanks for the honor done him. A vote
of thanks was passed to Miss Crooke and
Miss Jean MoLanohlin (a000mpanisi) and
Mr. Rosa for their assistance and the
gathering dispersed with the National
Anthem and oheere for Dr. MacDonald,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the visitors end the
Queen.
Dr. MacDonald will be opposed by
Barrister Dickinson, of Wingham, who
ie already in the field and bard at work.
East Huron was gerrymandered to rep.
resent a Conservative riding but as Dr,
MaoDanlild has ssooessfolly carried the
banner through three oonteebs,-the Leat
one with Mr. Dickinson as an opponent,
—we expeot him to repeat the dose and
win at the next election by good major•
ity. It means work, however, by every
Liberal in the Riding.
HE
N
MISTHER GROGAN
Ellen says,saysoba � elsC!ancy bee
@
grow bpick wid Tammy Miller,"
she
"An' who'e TAMMY
Miller 2 flays
says,
Jawn, "fle's th'band. leder,"
she say), "an' ye muebb know," she flays,
"that Means Glancy bag rid heir," Bile
Rare, "net subnr•rn loiku ming," ehc
says, "but hereto' majiaty," ehe says,
"An Miesus Qlanoy bilis moi" she says,
"that whin she goes to where th' bend is
plsyin' an.Froiday no'ghb, Tammv winks
to tb' :boys, au' thea sheroike U, ,'•auother
little sbpet of red." (111ooAN.
—Seaforth Sun.
Describes the I'eculer Characteristics
of Another Visitor.
I bad another viebitor twilit wake, in
tb' shape av a farmer tram tib' sixteens'
canoission av Grey. His name is Doolan
too, Pether-Jaron Doolan, an' a amain av
Jawn Doolan av Nebraehky, an' also
moreover a cousin av Msty Ellen's. I
can't say that he is a well-to-do farmer,
far although he has a decent house, an'
a big bar-ro an his plane, I'm Barry to
say be has a mortgage an it bigger than
the bar•rn. He says to me wacoe, "Den-
nis," he says, "I don't see how thim poor
dieils manage to live an rinted far -rums,
an' pay the big rinse they do, so I can't."
Says I to bim, "Pether Jawn" I says,
'money is money, whither ye pay it out
in the shape as not, or in th' shape aV
inth'reet, an' tb' man who pays four hun-
dred dollars a year fur riot to )let ae well
off as th' man who pays four hundred a
year inth'rest," I Bays, "It's sixes," I
says, "an' ye can't git over it." Bat
Father Jaws ooddn't see it in that loight,
I suppose he tines it's wort' a gud dale
to be a praperty owner. He bas a bard
toime to gib slang, poor men, but he
manages by women' paper ashore, an
riddymade shoots at 84,88 and foive per
cent diebeount aff fur Dash, to wiggle
alang eat so bad. He's too bard np to
take a paper, an' as a nansegaince he's
nab encumbered wid a superfluity av
knowledge. But he's a very quiet man,
an' as a matcher av 000ree, be hasn't
meth to say. He's nat a bad.luokin'
man whin he gibs fixed np, but be would
look betbher av he Needn't geese his boots.
I'm no jade, but I can't say I admoire a
erased hoot. Well, he come out wid
Toole Wilhelm, in bb' new yally ehtage,
an' he tnk a sate in th' kitchen, an' me
an' Mary Ellen, an' Jawn Doolan, tram
Nebrasbky, did the talkin'. Now Mary
Ellen kapee a jag av raebberry vinegar in
tb' cellar fur viehitore only, an' I added a
few dhraps av Dawson's toot•aohe rimidy
to it wan day, unbeknownebt to Mary
Ellen. Raehberry vinegar in itself is a
paioeahle dbrink wid no more ahoap to it
than a glaeb of milk, but whin it's praper-
ly daothered it takes a ladein' plaoe in
sooiety. nether Jaws hadn't gat rid av
that raebberry vinegar more than two
minutes whin he opened hie mout and
shmoiled. Tbinke I me man, "another
wan o' thim an' yell be jinin' in th'
conversation," so I says, "have another
shwally av Eh' vinegar," I says, "twill do
ye no har•rm," I says. Well, we bad
wan all 'round, an' thin Pettier learn
brnk loose. He blathered about th'
wither, an' th' crape, au' a new ehtoyle
air hay.fark that Sam Hinabley was troy.
in' to Bell him. As lang as he shtnek to
agriculture he was all roigbt but outside
ex that be putt his tett in it. He ehtar-
ted in an tb' War. "D'ye t'ink," he
says, "that th' Boers will iver be able to
take Petrolia 8" he says. I filt sorry far
him, but fur th' loife ev me I oudn't give
bim a oivil answer. "Ob 1 I dinnaw," I
says, "bet I link they'll be able to take
Sarney," I Saye, "Don't he so smooth -
tic, Dennis, eaye Mary Ellen, "au ehe
deg th' p'int as bur sharp ilby into me
ribs. "Macy Ellen," I says, "don't be
so p'inted in yer remar•ke," I says, "Air
Buller Iver takes Santiago, it'll be all day
wid tit' British," says Pother Jawn, "It
will," I says, "an' all nixt wake too," I
Bays. "Yee both crazy," says Jawn
Doolan, cram Nebraehky. He t'ought I
was in meet, an' I had a bard toime to
kape me floe sbbraigbb. "They tell me,"
Bays Pether Jawn, 'they tell me that
Gioral Oranjy an Lord. Kitchener are
oomin' to Oauady to troy an' raise nine
money fur th' Boers." "Fur ]riving
make," says Jaws Doolan, from Nebrasb.
ky, "fur biviss sake let's chance the sub•
jeot," he says: 8o Pether Jawn,"Cita
"I can,,"n eb
avePettier
Jawn. "I'm t'ankful fur that," says
Jaws Doolan, "blaze away," he Faye.
An' Pother Jawn abet his Sean
an' tuned
book in bis chair an' let bur go. It wint
somet'ing loike this :—
• Perth County.
A very large orowd attended the sports
given in Mitchell on the Queen's Birth -
deg. The weather was floe and the
sports good. The lacrosse matob'between
Stratford and Mitchell was won easily by
jlfibohell. Boors : 7 to 1. Seaforth band
rendered firet•olase mord(+. Horse races
—Free for all, purse $209—Mise. Del -
march, Goebel it Koenig, Mitchell, 1, 1,
1 ; Wilkie Collins, Groosb Bros., MIlver.
tun, 2, 3, 2 ; Aunty Shucks,R.'1, Barnes,
London, $, 2, drawn. Time, 2.28, 2 27,
2 21, Running Dandy Dinmoob, jr:,
Kelly, Stratford, 1, 1;' Ed. Dandridge,
MoOollongb, Loudon, 2, 2 ; time 53, 004
250 paoe, 2.40 trot, puree 9150—Queen
Baron, Koenig, Mitchell, 4, 4, 1, 1, 3 ;
Gerrie G., Groosh Bros., Milverton, 1, 1,
2, 2, 8 ; Allan Line, Geo. Baxton, Gods.
mob, 3, 2, 3,3, 2; Orooje, R. Pollakowsky,
Mitchell, 2, J, 4, 4, 4 ; time, 2.34, 2.891,
2.801, 2.30}, 2.40.
"Come all ye plonghbyee,
Whereiverse may be,
An' liethen to th' sthory
That I will tell to ye."
I fnrgit th' resht, but I was glad whin
it was all over. I haven't room to tell ye
army more about Pother Jawn at prieint,
bow I
e know nfxt wake
t 111 let Y k w
bu
@hpint th' nfxt day wid him. But bettor
1 olose I musbt tell ye what Mary Ellen
had to Bay about Minna Clancy. We
web talkin' about tit' band an' Mary
A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rapt, re of An-
nie E. Springer, of Philadell1, e, Pa.,
when Dr. King's New Disc,cuy cured
her of a backing cough, that fur many
years bad made life a burden, She Bays
"After all other remedies and doctors
failed, ib soon removed the pain in my
chest and I oat now Bleep soundly, some-
thing I oan soareaty remember doing be•
fore. I feel like sonnding its praises
throughout the Universe.' Dr. King's
New Discovery ie guaranteed to oure all
troubles of the Throat, Ohest and Lunge.
Trial bottles free at G. A. Deadman'°
drug store.
THEY MI SO WELL
PEOPLE ARE GLAD TO TELL,
The Public would Doubt only for
Local Testimony freely Of-
fered in every place where
--Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kid-
ney Tablets are Known.
E. 0. Danford, merohant tailor, Torn
(terry St., Brueee!e, says :—"Some time
ago bearing of Dr. Pitcher's Backache
Kidney Tablets I procured a bottle at the
drug store of Jae. Fox and took them
home for use in my own family. The
patent suffered from baokaohe due to a
kidney trouble and reports the result as
very estisfaotory, consequently I feel I
can give this endorsement."
Mrs. R. Hiogston, Mill St., says :—"At
times fora long time I have been troubled
with a weak baok doe to kidney trouble.
Some time ago I beard of Dr. Pitobe'r
Baokaohe Kidney Tablets and got a bottle
at the drug store of James Fox. I think
them an excellent medicine as they anted
well with me and at the eame time gently,
easily and gaiokly."
11 you have the slightest eympton of
Kidney or Bladder trouble, you can teat
this great mediaioe free. Arrangements
have been made whereby every reader of
this paper oan obtain a trial package of
Dr. Pitoher'e Beckaohe Kidney Tablets
absolutely free by am:lesion two cent
stamp for postage to The Pitcher Tablet
Toronto, Oat. When giving address
mention this paper.
If you are convinced Pitohee's Tablets
are what you want, you can purchase
regular size for 50 cents per bottle. If
not obtainable at druggist's, mailed free
of postage on receipt of price.
S. B. Coleman, of Oxford Mills, was
drowned while fishing.
The Tavistock weigh scales destroyed
by an iooendiary lire.
Two men got into the Bank of Com•
merge at Dundee early Saturday morn-
ing bat were frightened away by Ledger -
keeper White who disoharged hie revol-
ver.
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Pile cure. 250. It box at G. A. Deadmau's.
brug store,
A QUESTION
of Spectacles,
Do your eyes tire easily 7
If so, you need Glasses.
Do your eyes burn 7
If so, you need Glasees.
Does the type beoome blurred in reeding?
If eo, you need Gleaaes.
Do you suffer from frontal headache ?
If so, Glassaa will help you•
Do you know if you have perfect eyesight 7
If not, we oan inform you.
It will Cosi you Wonting..
Having the latest and most tip to.
date method of testing your eyes we
guarantee satisfaction.
MRS. T. FLETCHER,
GRADVATIII orTI01AN,
Also Graduate of Retinoscopy,
PENITEN'T'IARY SUPPLIES.
SEALED TENDERS addressed "Inrpeotor
of Penitentiaries, Ottawa,"end ear trend
' Tend ers for Supplies," wilbe received un -
111 Saturday, 10th of June, inclusive, from
parties desirous of oaatraobing for supplies,
for the natal year. 1000.1001, for the follow-
ing institutions, namely Y:—
Kingston
iia stun renitolat
.
SG. Vincent ae Paul Pe
ottentlary.
Dorchester Penitentiary,
Manitoba Penitentiary.
British Columbia Penitentiary.
Regina Jail.
Prince Albert Jail,
Separate tenders will be reoeived for each
of the following olassee of supplies :
1. Flour (0 enaction Strong halter's.)
2, Beef and Mutton (Fresh.)
8. Forage.
9. Coal (Anthracite and bitumiuons.)
5. Cordwood.
C. Grooeriee.
7. Goal 011(in barrels.)
6. Oxy Goode.
. 0. Drugs and Medicines.
10. Loather and Fiadiage,
11. Hardware.
12. Lumber.
Details of information as to form of con-
tract, together with farms of tender, wilt be
furnished On application to the Wardens of
1110 variou9 inetltutione.
All supplies are subject to the approval of
the Warden.
011 tenders submitted must Byway clearly
the institution, or institutions, whiob It to
proposed to supply, and must bear the
endoreatiou of at least two responsible
sureties. DOUGLAS 4 STEWART,
Iuepector of Penitentiaries.
Department of Justtoe.
Ottawa,May 6th. 1000.
HURON
POULTRY
YAR
ALF. RAEKER,
Proprietor, Brussels, Ont.
Barred, Buff and.
White nooks.
Eggs and Fov,1 for sale
in season.
Eggs $1.00 per setting.
1 "Correspondence Solicited.
00.8m
GGIESI
We have a ;number now ready and
ere golfing tip, 55 Boggles for Ibis seaebn;
Now ie your bums, II you wanb an A' 1
Buggy' °all at the
SOBER
CARRIAGE
FACTORY,_
- ' T H L,
wbere you will get the wry BEST and
as cheap as the best can be got. We, Cleo
have Wagons and Half Truoke, with Any
size tires that may be required.
Field Rollers and other artiolee too
nnmeroue to mention.
Rimming wheels, repairing, re -
trimming and re painting promptly
attended to.
Be sure and give us a gall and see
what we have before haying elsewhere.
Jane Cobor, Ethel.
Shoot
the
Hat !
Yon tan afford to follow the above '
injunction and then gal) on
A. OOUSLEY5
o nanceofa
•in t the balance h tions 0 it 1
W aIs
g
Bankrupt Stock of
Hats and Caps,
at unheard of Low Prices.
You oan get a good Dap 10
for the Rued sem %i
of �/
Ever one of them must go eo tall early
told make your ohoioe.
A. COUSLEY,
I,PIOS'S BLOC1i,.
Canadian Express Agent.
We' have the 'following different varieties of
ip cods
Cdr T1lri!R8
ilIall's Westbury,
Ban ghol m,
Sutton's Champion,
Skirving's Improved,
Sharp's Improved,
Bruce's Select'd East Lothian
Royal Norfolk,
Hartley's Bronze Top,'
Carter's Elephant,
White Swede,
Fettercairn Green Top,
Also Grey Stone and Yellow Aberdeen Soft Turnips.
The above Soecls we recommend as the best we can buy
in any Market. All aro Reliable.
Our stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Ready-
made Clothing, Bats 3r. Caps are up -to -(late and well assorted.
June Standard Patterns and EVERYTHING CHEAP.
Fashion Sheets to hood. NO FANCY PRIOES.
Strachan®
seri
rints
' inghams
All Spring Goods at
Old Prices at ...
Agent for Parker's
Dye Works.
E S.
NOXON
Now Victoria
BINDER.
5 FT., 5} 00, AND 0 FT. 10T.
Highest Drive Wheel Made,
Brass Boxes,
Roller Bearings,
Seventh Roller for Elevator,
All the latest and beet improvements
weemaulee
WiateVeRene
kitlfgtt-ett
THE
Oxford. Clipper,
Front' and Real' Cut
.. MOWERS
,
ALL. SIZES,
Witlt Roller and 13a11 Bearings.
Serrated Ledger Plates if desired.
Ask our Agent to show You the New
Patented Bsll Bearing
Knife Clip,
supplied only when
spool idly ordered,
uemi uwoud;
We oleo inanefaoture the beat and most oomplote line of Cnitivnting and Seed -
lag lutpielttenls on Earth, comprising ~print; 'I'oolh Uultivntors, (fitted with grain
and grass sowing attachments if desired,) sDrilig and !'pike Tootil Ilnrrow8, 1)Esc
ilarrowa, Grnia finita, (all )dude), House Oars, (friction and ratobet dump,) ate.
If you need anything 10 our flue send for Our 1000 Illustrated Catalogue, (sent
fio.) Yaou will nn it very rotor
to your interest to do so.
JOHN LONG, THE NOXON CO,, Limited,
AGENT. INGER,'SOLL.. ONT.