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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-03-28, Page 1VOL. XX. BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1907, No. 34. • .n. *******mm* ***** k*;,,*. Vii;. Western Canada Lands 1 take this opportunity of notifying my friends Hud the residents of this district that 1 have Irately opened offices in the 'inion Stock Yards, Chlr.aeo, Live Stock Exchnuge Bldg„ end in partnership with \Ir A. li, Lundeen nut pushing the sale of Western Canada Lands exclusively, 'We have many largo blocky fur shift suitable for snhdit'ision, also tnnny strtaller improved fanny Hud lots in the growing. city of Calgary, Al- berta, \Vo list only such properties Its wo consid- er of special value and have 00 hand now one or t tvo snaps which aro dirt, cheap and will give a largo retturn on tho purchase price. Ono Special Snap—Section land, 11 mile+ from Calgery, all fenced, good house and well, $17.60 per acre —homestead in adjoining townehip 17 miles from Calgary free to purchaser of the section, Land all around this section selling at $25 per acre, WA invite all those eonternplatingsettlirng in the West or who aro looking for investments to com- municate with us at once. No better or more profitable investment can be found than Western Canada Lands. John S. Laidlaw LUNDEEN & LAIllLRrW Live Stock Record Building, Union Stock Yards 17.20 Exchange Avenue, Chicago ak a The Summer Sun . .. Will paint your cheeks a nice heal. thy looking tan if you live much out of doors. Don't you like it? Why, then, In that naso we can give you somethingthat will undo the work of Old Soin a Jill's, It will take the tan off quicker than the sun puts It on. This preparation le called Cucumber Cream You know how your face burns and smarts atter being out In the sun 1 Well, you rub a little of this on after coming inside, you immediately feel relieved, It Is gratefully cooling. 'tenders the skin soft and smooth. Gets rid of the tan In just about no time --'and we think you'll thank us for bring- ing It to your attention it you try it once. 2u cents a bottle. WHITE CITY DRUG STORE Dr. W. J. MILNE Hullett. R. Gooier, of the Baso Line, sold a heavy draught gelding last week to James Archibald, of Seaforth, for the sura of $215. Ho itiso bought a three year old from James Rapson, S. McVittie, who recently had the misfortune to lose his barn by lire, has bought another from Charles Wight - man, of East \Vawanosl►, for $500, and is pulling it down for removal, Wo are exceedingly sorry to he called upon to record rho death of John Curr- ing, 18th con„ son of the late John Owning, which occurred from erysi- pelas and brain fever after a short ill- ness, on Saturday, Mites iust, Deceased resided with his another on the home. stead and was a popular young man who was held in tho very highest es- teem, Ho suffered a great deal during his illness, He Was a tnenrber of tit Sons of England, under whose auspices ho was buried on Tuesday, the funeral to Union Cemetery being very largely attended. Ho leaves six brothers all living in Saskatchewan, Mrs. Cumiug desires to express her very sincere thanks to the neighbors and members of the Sons of England for their kind- ness and attention during her son's ill - 11088. Renew for TRH S'I'ANDAItD. SPRING SUITINGS What about your new Spring Suit, Just received a big shipment of new Fancy Worsteds and Tweeds, also a full line of Black and Blue Worsted Trouserings. 50 Pieces of Fancy • Worsted ,Trouserings The newest patterns at a reduced figure. Newest patterns in Fancy Cheviot and Rainproof Overcoatings. In the Furnishing Line we have everything you could wish for. Try one of our new light -weight Stiff Hats. Everything new in Shirts, Collars, 'Pies and Socks. One thing that deserves special mention is our Dictator Shoe at $3.50 and our Turple Shoe at $5. This is a special line of American Shoes made in Boston, all the new styles and lasts. Every Shoe is Guaranteed S. H. Ridley w Blyth Qelgrave, J, L. slid \l is Geddes visited the latter's sister in liar tieId last week. Mrs, Geddes took part in a concert while there. and if rs, McDonald, of Owen Soared, also (.Ihar'les Vun`t'otmen and %vrife, of Berlin, visited at their nal home hest wt't'k. Plans and r,lrecifirations have been received by the 'Trustees for the now school house. Mr. 1 otvler, c f Gode- rich, is the architect, It is reported that the Forester's 1laII is to be enlarged this summer, which k veno needful, 'i'lc'ulgh large, the are often badly crowded for room, 1)i', Kirkby, V. S., of Belgrat'o, is at the home of his parents near Walton, suffering with blood poisoning in one hand caused by a scratch while two, L- int; with a horse Mrs. 1.'ritch'trd, of 1V,ti'oming, is the guest of Mrs, Rivers at the parsonage, T. A. Brydges is getting his lumber cut and tlrawu home for his barn to bo erected this summer. Walton. A, Ifoard was on a business trip down East. A. Baker, of the Sovereign Bank staff, Sundayod at Linwood, his Monte, bliss Mergnrot McDonald 18 at pres- ent in Toronto where she will snake an extended stay, James M. Dennison spent several days at home last ,week, Ho bus been laid up in Stratford with an injured knee as the result of the accident in Trainer's cut on the other side of Guelph some time ago. The many friends of Rev, Mr, Cran- ston, %vele supplied in Duff's church here for some time, but is now of Crom- arty, will bo sorry to hear of his seri- ous illness, having takers a relapse of fever, Wo hope ho will soon be bettor. The old school house was disposed of recently, :Phomas Marshall purchased the East half at $50, and D. McKenzie the (Vest p'u't at $100. Mr, Marshall is now busy removing his part. '('Ito other piece will bo used until the new school is ready for occupation. Hensall. J. W. Ortwein is shipping onions this week to different paints of the country. George Long, formerly of this place, is now a reporter on the London Free Press, The amount taken at the special col. lections in the Alethodist church on Solidity wits $61 Tom Bell, who has been in Winni- peg representing the Bell Engine Works, is home on a visit. '('Ino assessor hits about completed Isis task, The population as he found it has increased it little but is yet under a thousand, Owing to an accident on the Ameri- can side the evening train from Port Huron to London was delayed on Sat- urday night, 10th inst. Mrs. Hough- ton was a passenger and missed con- nection with tho L. H. & B. coming north, and tvould have had to ronrnin there over Sunday but the railway offi- cials on learning of the affair sent an engine and special cur from London and brought her to Hensel', \1'ho will say after that that the G.'1'. R, are not solicitous for the convenience and com- fortof their passongera, Seaforth. Mrs, (Dr.) McNaughton and daugh- ter, of Ford wich, were recent visitors at Mrs, lirett's, 1{igh street, Miss Ruby Baker left for Hamilton where she has secured a position with Appleford Bros., of than city, Wm, Pickard is improving the ex- terior appearance of his largo store by giving it a fresh coat of paint, Thomas Bell, brother of P. P. Bell, of Seaforth, and manager of the Robert Bell Engine Co. branch at Winnipeg, is in town. Tho wedding of Allen S. Bond, of Winnipeg. sun of Rev. 5, Bond, of At- wood, and Ada Louise, daughter of James Beattie, of Seaforth, has been arranged to take place at Easter, The fire alarm Was sounded about half past eleven on Tuesday night last. It Was n Wild night for a fire, the whin blowing almost a hurricane, but for- tunately there Was nothing serious for the fire fighters to contend with, The Canso of the alarm was the burning out of n chimney on the residence of A. K. Chittenham. On Friday evening last a farewell supper was given in the Commercial Hotel in honor of A, E. Gipson, late manager of t ho Dominion Bank, on the ova of his departure for his new fold of labor in the West. Mr, Gibson has been located hero about three years, and durint; that time made many warm friends through his genial and cotr'teos manner and business ability, es was testified by the large numb -or present and by the many flattering remarks made by friends during the oveuiug. Amidst the concourse were to bo seen some of Seaforth's most prominent business mon, who in replying to the several toasts expressed their sincere regret at losing a congenial nssoeiate and a man of such sterling quitlitirs. At a meeting of the creditors of the Willis Shoe Co. held on Saturday the linnncial standing of the company was carefully scrutinized and it was found that affairs were in a much hot- ter, condition than wns anticipated. ,Since 1 b company started operations things have so improved dint at the time the assignment was made it teas on n paying basis. This being the ease the creditors ihstided to form themselves into a joint stook company. The Bank of Commerce will operate the plant until the necessary stets are tak.'n r„ organize. In addition to his (1111, shit iu the eepitnl sick of 'Ile company, W. If. II' Bits will be paid a ergines at'1 men. ager. Provision will else he matin tvhereby ,11 r. Willis, t he former owner, may reassume the busines( iu about four years by payment of tho claims of the creditors. Auburn. A rtuatrimouiel evr'ut wake place abut i:astet' will he the wedding cf \Ike Edith Ball to George Sturdy. We (u►ti +rsttund 'he ceremony will be pet- rorn►ed in Clinton by Rev, W. D. Ma- gee. On Good I'tiday night, the celebrated lecturer, John R. Clark, will give his famous lecture "To 11111 Fro' In Lon- don," '('here will also bo a musical program by local talent, The affair is under the auspices of the Public Li- brary, It is with deep sorrow that we have this week to record the death of Miss Gerte Asquith, secnnd daughter of Inspector Asquith, which took place on Wednesday forenoon. Gertie was only in hor 16th year and a bright, winsome gill, whose passing itway is a Severe blow to the parents and family, The sincere sympathy of the entire com- munity is extended to the bereaved ones. W. Scott, of near Auburn, has dis- posed of his farm, for which he received in the neighborhood of 8(3,400, and will move to Blyth, Ibis health lits not boon just the best for the past couple of years so that he finds retirement from the active work of the farm it necessity. Mr. Scott has been a lifelong resident of Huron, his fathet'settling on elle 13th con. of Hullett so far buck as 1851, Codorich. lens. Chas, Bates. who fell and frac- tured a leg about a month ago, is note able to move around again, J. M.' Proudfoot has been seriously ill of pneumonia, but is now we aro pleased to hear, touch bettor. Skating on Wednesday afternoon and evening drew a largo crowd The skating is over for this season, Rev. J, A. Anderson last week at- tended the annual mooting of the Board of French Evangelization in Montreal, S. and Mrs. Currant, late of Howell, Mich,, and now of Wingham, were in town this weak for a brief visit to their relatives here. Mr, Curran is ,aesoci- atod with his father -in -low, E. Algie, in conducting the King Edward Hotel at Wingham. On Friday, H, Beattie, charged with sttaling money from the till of the King Edward Iio'el, was brought he - fore His honor Judge Holt to elect, and electing to be tried by His Honor without a jury, the trial was set clown for Saturday, the 30th inst. John Donaldson, the Ilaunilton street harness maker, has sold out to A. J. Paltridge, who takes possession on April 1st, Mr, Palt'idgo will not be new in the old stand, as he previously occupied it, Mr, and Mrs, Donaldson will 'novo to Miles City, Montana, where his brothers have largo ranching interests, Wm. :Morrison, aged (31 years, died early 'Thursday morning of heart trouble at Detroit, Mich. Ho has been ill for some time and hod ,recently re- turned from the county house, where reduced nli cumstances had forced him to go. lin has a wife end daughter living in Godorich, and it is said that Morrison WW1 et one time a well to-do resident of dust town. Coroner Ben- nett sent the remains to the county morgue, Although the work on the C. P, It, line around Uoderich is progressing slowly, in other places it is going ahead rapidly, and the roil -laying gang Imo got as far as Sharp's creek, where ao ono -span bridge is to ho erect( d at on This will take only a couple of days. as the girders will ho riveted to- gether beforch'tnd so that they will only have to he placed in position. Next week should see the construction gang very close to Goderich, and with- in two of three weeks things will be Iturnuting around lure. Tho High Court. Tho jury sittings of the IIigh Court opened on Tuesday afternoon last, be- fore Honorable lir. Justice Mlageo. '!'here was a long tl(.cicet es follows : Bruce v, Dominion Fish Co.—Action under Workman's Contponsetion Act. 1V, Proudfoot, K. 0,, for plaintiff ; A. U, Creaser for defendant, '1'1'ial of this action was by consent of counsel post- poned till the next assizes for the county of Huron, Doan v, G, T. It, Co.—Action by widow for damages for death of her husband, Eugene Dean, by the ex- plosion of a boiler of defendants, W. Proudfoot, K, C., for plaintiff ; W. H. Biggar, K. 0,, for defendant, His Lordship dispensed with a jury. 13y consent of counsel His Lordship direct- ed that judgment bo entered for the plaintiff against the dofenclttut for $2,100 dmmagos and $200 to be paid by \\ TAPE CIIIDLE Our Spring Stock is Reaau for Your Igspectlon Crompton Corsets From a durability and perfect fit- ting point of view a Crompton Corset model is an ILEAL GARMENT that makes corset comfort. Every corset that bears the Crompton mark is a guarantee of Perfect Style and Fit C. M. CHAMBERS & co. 331 .1-`1"111-1 Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs defendants for plaintiff's costs of action between party and party. The dis- tribution of the said damages to be hereafter made by the court, the con- sideration thereof being adjourned, The Godorich Lurnt,er Co. v. Wil- liants,—Action under the Mechanics' Lieu Act, R. S. 0., chap. 153, W. Proudfoot, K. C,, for plaiiniff ; defend- ant not represented try counsel. His Lordship directed that the usnitl prder for judgment prescribed by the rules of court issue, with reference to the Master at Walkerton, for $276.20 against lands mentioned in pleadings. The plaintiff company contracted with the defendant, Chas, Williams, a miller at Southampton, to supply hits wit h Iutn- ber to be used in the erection of a trill, and tho taction was brought for the price of the lumber. Champion v. Moore, — Action for slander. It 1'anstone for plaintiff ; E. 1,, Dickinson for defendant. The piniu• tiff, Frederick Champion, and the de- fendant, :[hos, 11, Moore, are fanners residing on neighboring farms in the township of Culross in the county of 13rnce, On the finding of the jury judgment wits n tered dismissing the action with costs. Proceedings stayed thirty 'lay's. Williams v. M. A, Pigott & Co., rail- way contractors on the Guelph & Gode- rich Railway. ,1 verdict was given by the jury in favor of the plaintiff for $0,500 and c sts, The action was brought by one F. J. Williams to re- cover damages for injuries sustained by him 'while engaged in constructing wont as all engineer by his engine being thrown into a cur owing to a defective track, whereby leo lost his right nrm and sustained other severe injttiic K. C., M. P. P., nod ,T, L. Killoran, for plaintiff ; 1V. Proudfoot, K. C., and 0, 10. Blair for delend,:nts. The notion of Smith vs, Pollock has been dismissed, The dr.fendant was charged with hawing aid his sister, the wife of tho plaintiff, to leave the 001111 - try with her two children egniitst the order of the court, The plaintiff's wife left hits some years ago anti since that there hes been quite an nmount of liti- gation over the two children. The de- fendant's fancily held curious religious beliefs, one of the sisters being a spirit- ualistic medium. On account of his wife's religious beliefs, Snaith got an order from the court some time ago that the children Should be given up to litn unless his wife should give a bund that the children would not he taken outside the jurisdiction of the court. Immediately the wife disappeared with the children, and for driving her to Seaforth the defendant was brought to court, Mrs, Smith has never been seen since, Pollock swears he dons not know where she is, although he asserts that he saw her through his sister as a. medium. However, it was proven that Pollock did not know his sister's inten- tions when he drove here to Seaforth, so tho case was dismissed. SPRING TERM from April 2nd merges into our summer session for July and Aug- ust. Enter any time. No vaca- tions. Clip out, sign this and re- ceive our catalogue by return mail. Name Address Send to Central Business College, Toronto, W. 1I. Shaw, Principal. uA FARM LABORERS AND DOMESTICS I have been appointed by the Do- minion Government to place Im- migrants from the United king- dom in positions as farm laborers or domestic servants In this vicin- ity. Any person requiring such help should notify me personally er by letter, stating fully the kind of help required, when wanted and wages eared, The number ar- riving may not be sufficient to supply all requests, but every et - fort will be made to provide each applicant with help required. ANDREW W. SLOAN Canadian Government Employmer.t Agent, Blyth P. 0. VEIL Spring Term Begins April ist During January and February the «Ingham Businesa'College had twenty•Ilvo times as many calls for Stenographers, Telegraphers, Book- keepers and College Teachers as we had graduates to send. Attendance is always smallest during April, May and June, consequently each student gots more individual attention, This is the best term of the, year for the student. Learn of the succors of our graduates by writing for a handsome oata- logue of the --- Best Actual Business School in Ontario The "backward" or "rusty" feel at home with us, as each student Is In. struetcd at his own desk by a painstaking, sympathetic teacher. Graduates guaranteed situations. Eater any time. WINGIIAM BUSINESS COLLEGE (Alliliated with Clinton Business College) GEO. SPOTTON - PRINCIPAL IFPOM[ ' -9NS ANOTII[R POINT STOPS DR. HAMILTON'S EVIDENCE. Lunacy Commission May Yet Decide Thaw's Fate --Court Adjourned. t{ew fork, DLtreh 25. -Thr !'haw trill , Jerome said the state's experts, while gamed to -day vrith a decided earpri-e, ; saying thut. Thaw knew the nature and quality- of his act, thm:rht that he is unable to advise his counsel aa to the conduct of the case. When a prisoner is in that condition rho court should not proceed further. Mr, Delmas asked if District Attorney Jerome intended his application to be for a commission is lunacy. "1 so understood it, 'said Justice Fitz- gerald. Mr. Jerome (said: "I make no application, I say to the Court that l can prove the defendant is incapable of directing his defence. 1 have the matter with the conscience of the court." Attoeitay Deimos, for the d,+fcn•ti, with- . �, which he drew the offer of the letter � lu, 1 wanted to, put in criden ee yesterday morning. This letter was written by Har- ry 'Thaw to J. Denison Lyon, a banker, of Pittsburg, Folkovin•g this Mr. i elm,►a turned to the clerk and said: "Call Dr. Allah McLane Hamilton" . Dr. Hamilton at once took the slam. $e is the alienist who huts been under enrbpocuna by both the d1)feuce and the prosecution at various% stages of the trial. Dr. Hamilton has stated tho belief that 'Thaw not only was insane when he shot and. killed Stanford White, hut has renwinetL..so, He deur not appear .t•1 an employee of either the state or the de- fence, ho has publicly deelarod, but has held himself ready to take the stand at' any time and impartially give the motto of tl:e examinations he made. of the defendant's health after the tragedy. At shut time he w•as engaged by the at- torneys for Thaw, but when Judge Ol- cott left the case Dr. Hamilton alai) withdrew. llr. Hamilton, after qualifying as an exyert. under Mr. Dolmas' questioning, said that with other alienists he had Been '!'haw soon after his ine:aroeration. "Was there any medical or phyelieal nomination at that time?" asked Mr. Oeltnas. 'There was a medical examination ars far as it went," "V, hat watt that examination?" Mr. Jerome objected eft once. hm ohit hir. Jerome objected a►t once. "This is a re -opening of the whole else," he argued. Dr. llasnilton'e evidenoe has no place stere, it belongs in the case in chief and not in rebuttal. 1)r. Hamilton than Leen here nil the time and ooutst have been called at any time." "'the District Attorney," replied 1)r. Ikl►nas, "has on several ocoa.vions called. your Honor's~ nttention to the fact that be is a quasi judicial officer. Ile nits no right to come in hero now and at- tempt to shat out the truth in—" ''`hat is not so,'broke in Mr. Jer- ome, "if the objection is made ou that ground, 1 will wihtdeaw m yobjection." Tho clash between lir. Dolmas and Mr. Jerome (rnitinnel at groat length. Mr. Deimos insister) that Mr. Jerome had de- finitely promised to call Dr. 1[aniilton and lied failed to do en. "Ile bass not redeemed his pronifee to your IHoner," mid Mr. Delmas, "When he was invoking n rule from you by de- clar•ing he would call Dr. Hamilton. \Ve propose to prove by this impartial wit - nem that when this alleged erintn was enruntitted that defendant, was insane, eund eotld not know the nature or qual- ity of leis set or that the ;tet was wrong." Justice Fitzgerald detlineed to allow Dr. ll'nntdlton to testify NN ;t matter of &eteeretion. Before excusing Dr. Hamil- ton, Dir. Delmas nsked for a fifteecn rain uta reeve• t0 permit a consultation of °omelet Jtwtice Fitzgerald. ordered the jury to withdratw while counsel onntinnp,l to dis• cues the etipulatinn under eltioh 1)r. Hamilton might poaeibly tel tity. Mr. Dolmas mid that as Justice ie'itz- gerald. had ruled on only one question pat to the witness, he would pemeed to ask others. 'Clow many visits did you make to the defendant, doctor?' he salute. Mr. Jerome did not object and Dr. Hamilton said he had visited 'Pilaw four times, on June 27 and 28 and July 7 and 8. Disagreement Expected. Now York, March 25.--A4 an inter- esting indication of the drift of senti- ment at the trial, a poll of the news- papermen who have been daily in at, tendance was t sken late tide after- noon. It chows nn overw"J'el►ning Is' - lief that the long-drawn-out. trial, now in its ninth week, will finally l('ld no further than n. rlisar re en cent of the jury, Of the forty or mare newspaper .writers who have been engaged in the courtroom since the first day, one ex- pressed the belief that there would be a verdict of guilty; two believed the ver- dict would be not guilty and all the oth- ers look for a disagreement. • SURPRISE FOR THAW. May be Examined by a Commission in Lunacy. In nddt'eaaing the Court District At - tome Jerome detelarerl that if lie could resent, t4 the, court. alt the farts hr ir•. ,sewed it would he shncketL and horrified. "We have no right to he trying thin defep4alnt itt a court of law. "Sobitterly do I feel about this," ha continued, "that 1 have served on enmp- eel that if they have knowledge of facts I believe to be in their possession 1' will call the platter to the attention of the Appelate Division of the Supreme Court," Justine Fitzgerald said he tvmild in• trtitute an inquiry before 'himself and not before the jury as to the present mental state of the defendant,. Jerome said he would lay before Jus- tice Fitzgerald all the information be had, and whiclt he believed. would result in a halt in the triol. D1;t.'Jeronle told Justice ;tiitzger .1d Ills own experts ]rad informed. him that Thaw fit a' perineine, ROCKFELLER INTERVIEWED. TALKS ON THE EVILS OF OVER- CAPITALIZATION. Favors Federal Control of Railways Does Not Like the Financial Out- look—People Making More Money, But They Are Spending More. New York, March '':i. 'Che Anteriean to -day publishes a long interview with John 1). Rockefeller which it steles was obtained on a train while Mr. Rocke- .fellor• was on rontne from Augusta, ('en., to Philadelphia, where he arrived yes- terday. . In the interview Mr. Rockefeller is quoted as being opposed to the nver- capitulization of railroads and other our- porations and ties favoring federal control of the railroads. Of over eapitalizntion Mr. Rockefeller is quoted as flying: "1 think that properties should be cap- italized at only their legitimato value and if that were done there would he such a feeding of security in then among the general public that we would find men with a little money holding highly profitable stocks instead of allowing 11 to remain at small interest in savings banks." Mr. Rockefeller, however, was unable to suggest a remedy for 11xintbtg cases of over -capitalization. He Said in his judgment it would be next to impossible to reduce such capitalizat.inne now with- out causing chaos, but for future ootr• porntions he would Suggest conservation. Asked if he thought, the conferences be- tween the railroad men and the Govern - timid would be beneficial, Mr. ltoekefllr said: "1 cannot say. It i,a my idea that Fed- eral control would be a batter thing for the roads. 'They would then nndorstand the laws they must oboer•e and Would be able to plan ahead intelligently with- out one state suddenly demanding one thing and another state being equally insistent on something entirely different, The Interstate situation and the differ- entiation In the state laws is 1 think one of the greatest problems railroad open have to deal with," Speaking of the general finane'ial con- dition of the country Mr. Rockefeller M quoted as saying: "On its surface it, is good. Business is booming and everyone seems to be sat- isfied. But there is an tuuler current that does not look so good, f haven't quite made up my mint if tho iltereae,ed pro- duction of gold is responsible or not. It is impossible to seo ho'v such a situ• ntion will work out. Pei dually I do not like the outlook. "I do not think our people: are saving tho money they should save. The pie tion Its the present time is unusually prosperous, but financial reports do not. show that cravings have increased in ratiI with our prosperity. We are maki:,; more money, sold, uufortunutety, spcn L- ing spore." FOR GOOD OF ALL JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER'S WILL TO ASTONISH THE WORLD. Two Hundred and Fifty Millions to be Left to Educational and Charitable Objects—New York to Get $5o,000, - 00o Soon. churches. To his manner of thinking, the churchtrs ars growing stranger and stronger, and there is no danger that they will ever nerd only great financial 1ld8tatanee from one man, "1t is said that there is t>,earx)ly a man, woman or child that will not bene- fit in some way •by those prospective donations," THE WORKMEN, STATUS OF LIQUOR MEN DISCUSS- ED AT A.O.t1.W. EXECUTIVE. Is the Society Spenlfng Too Little Money Fo'i Organization .'urposes? is a Question to be Settled—A Proposal to Abolish Districts A Toronto despatch: A proposition to cancel the ntelubership certificates of men employed in the retail sale of liquor provoked a warm discussion at the meet - Ing of the Executive Committee of the Ancient Order of United Workmen yes- terday. At present no man in such em- ployment eau get into the order, but the committee agreed that there should be no 1egielatiou with regard to present members. Grand Master Cameron, who presented the report of the. Organization 13oard,shoved that `$,282 had been spent In organization work during the year, a less amount than has been spent in any year during the lust decade. Because the competition among fraternal soci- eties is so keen it was argued that a larger amount should be spent. A proposal to abolish 50 per cent. of the districts, lessening the number of dis- trict deputies, was not entertained. The appointment of u Medical Board to as- sist the Grand Medical Examiner was voted down by the counnittee. The meeting of the (Irnnd Lodge opens itt the Temple building this morning. SITE FOR HOSPITAL GENEROUS GIFT OF A ST. CATHAR- INES CITIZEN. The Beadle Property on Geneva Street Turned Over to the Hospital Board and a New Hospital Will Probably be Erected Next Year. St. Catharines, March 25.— 1'n -da Mr. M. .1. \IcUarron, barrister, handed to 11r..1..13. McIntyre. Se'eretary of tho General and \Marine lloa.pital, the deed to the Beadle property on Geneva street, to be used as a site for it new hospital buildiu•g. The property in - eludes a large modern residence and three acre, of land and eva.4 purchased from Mr. Win, Cooke, i.he recent own- er, by Mr. Edward and McArdle, ono of St. Catharines' oldest residents, and pre- sented to the hn.spital board. The property is estimated to be worth , from $12,000 to $15,600, The need for a new building has long jbeen felt, but the finances world not per ;snit of the undertaking. but the generous deed of Mr, Me.\rdle has reswsured the trustors, and it is expected that action will be taken next year. The board already has 43,001) cash, the proceeds of the Made -in -Canada Exhibi- tion held hist year, :The residence will in mill probability he used as a nurses' home. New York, March 25.—The Herald says that, according to a member of .1(,m D. Roc!;efel1er'e Bible (Atlas, and who 1a also a personal friend of John D. l;oekef<eller, Lund 'in a pottitiou to know of his affairs, the latter proposed soon to slake a princely gift to the city of New 1'ork, It will amount to ttt least $10,000,000, 11 will be partly charitable and partly educational. It is ('aid ilhat till• oil king's will will nstonish the world when it is 101do pub - lie, It will, it Le declared, donate 110 less than $260,000,000 for oharitahlo and educational purposes, and it would bo so bestowed that Um benefit therefrom will almost be perpetual. 'The manner in which tthese bequests will be bestowed is atihl to be mainly educational nand charitable, While there aro sonic contributione'for religi- ous purpose+, it IN stated that Mr. :Rockefeller does not think it necessary to extend any great Hammitt! old to •e. VICTIM OF REMORSE. A GERMAN WOMAN SHOOTS HER- SELF IN HUSBAND'S ABSENCE. Had Had Her Husband Imprisoned for Assault, and is Said to Have Been Intriguing With Third Party—Hua- band Was Away. Stettlof. Alla., March '?.i. --The. with *f a (Lerman maned ,ytribrit.z committed suicide a few days ago at her home in the Notre I)ame de Lavoie e.ettlernent, some twenty miles east of here, by shooting herself through the heart. Iler husband, it seems, haul been oun- fined in. Dort Saskatchewan for (t&5tutlt upon his wife. it is believe,) that dur- ing Itis impri.nnu:eut the wife carried on an itntrigue with another men, and that remorse for 1hi,, au:;ntemted by the kindneaa with which the wronged bus= band treated her, caused her to commit suicide. She haul intimated to n stelxson of Stribritz what her intention.5 were and the husband, hearing of it., had taken ev- ery precaution to hide firearm.;. The deed was done, however, while 110 was t1.tvay, and the body was found in an outhouse by the dead woman's children. 'The: N. \\'. \I, Pulite investigated the ease. GOT TWENTY YEARS. "I'm Sorry I Cannot Have You Flogged;" Said Judgs at Brandon, Brendon. \torch 25.--• Ase't'ore senlenCe was pronounced) upon Jesse Perrinittll, an English form laborer, vonvieted of a Sel'1011s offence against an eleven -year- old girl. in pronouneing sentence Judge Richards said: "Considering the horrible circumstances, I may say f seriously thought of ordering you to he hanged, and though I ttti► not doing so I may tell yon that murder in lint more deserv- ing of hanging than that heinous crime with which you are ehnrged.. Unfortun- ately T cannot emphasize your sentence by flogging. Why the Legislature has not mule such a provision under this court I cannot say, but. i greatly regret T cannot order you to be flogged three times during the term of imprisonment. I order you to be imprisoned in Dittni- toba penitentiary for twenty years." 1 NEWS IN BRIEF sity. 1 ees d. in :lin• :Three hundred more immigrants arriv- ed in 'Toronto frmn the old country yes- terday. The Government is considering the ad- visability of hnildnig a line from Sud- bury to Cobalt. Arrangements have been p1racitoally completed for the reorganization of the J. D, King Company. 111e re-cnunt in South Brandon slightly inerelowsl the majority of Mr. Carroll, Cotrservative M. P 1'. The Railway and :Municipal ollard has reported ngainet the repeal o fthe Con- nive clauses of the municipal law. The Toronto &. York Radial Railway 11aa purchased lands on Yongo street north of the C. P. 11. tracks for $17,000. At Port. Arthur the general store of 0. E. Anderson was robbed. Clothing and jewelry and w•atehes valued at $400 were taken. A young man nn.med Cooper \icCrack- en while out fox hunting today near An- gus, (het,, accidentally shot himself in thearm. 'I'be doctors have 'hopes of his re- oovrry. The vote taken at :♦,!listen, Ont., on the by-law to grant a bonus of $5,000 to the \Lerner \Iaunlfactering Company, of \Waterlu o,' was carried by n majority of 208 to 2. it is reported nt Sydney that General Manager drones, of the Dominion Steel Company, is to resign and be succeeded by lir, S. C. Cameron. At a meeting of the lxmdcrn Water Commissioners it was deeiclel to nek the Council to issue debentures to the am- ount of $25,000 for service and main ex- tensions, malcittg $30,750 in all. At Sherbrooke Stephen Liddell was committed to the Court of King's Benoit by Judge Mulvean on a charge of big - am. On Dee. 8th last the :uxnsrd Mar - Tie(' a young Montreal girl named Molls Macdonald. At that time he was band- master of Cookohier hand. The facet later leaked out that he already had a wifo and family in the oldooutltry, BRITISH AND FOREIGN The 1,300 ernploy'eee of the trills of the Republican Iron & Steel Company at East Chicago, Ind.. struck yesterday for higher wages. 'Their request bus been re- fused.Harry K. Thaw has sent $100 to aid the sufferers from last week's flood at Pittsburg. Ile &aye he regrets that the demurxis upon him render him unable to meal more, John ;Milne, the seismologist, Lays that the world, which normally has a very steady output of eurthquake>7r, bag been very irtrangely and onlinoualy quiescent for the last fortnight. This perfect quies- cence suggests there is something to corse. Strong opposition will probably be of- fered in England to the renewar of the Hong Kong -Liverpool mail contract, which involves subsidizing the Canadian steamship line to the extent of .1:45,000. It is alleged the Suez Canal routes are quicker. \ir. Charles Johns, manager of the 'l'homias street railway, has resigns Mayor Ashdown, of Winnipeg. is Toronto to negotiate a loan for $', ,50O,- 000. Prof, Sadder, of \Iltneaiester, has llo ed the Presidency of Toronto Univer- sity. tniver• •.e, WORKMEN FOR PANAMA CANAL UNITED STATES AGENTS FIND DIF- FICULTY IN GETTING MEN, Italian and Spanish Governments Object to Allowing Their Laborers to Go There—May Have to Loolc to Rus- sia for Help to Dig the. Ditch, Paris, 11urclt 25. --'Leroy Parke, an agent of tite \\'ar Department of the United State4, has been in Europe for surae months (aliening foreign labor for work on the Panama ('toad, and al- though he has encountered much opposi- tion, he has succeeded, since October, in :;hipping 4,500 men, 11(03ly all Spaniards or 1telia115, and they are now going for- ward at the rate of about 500 a month. They a) -e given free transportation, pay- able ayable out of their earnings, at the rule of four dollars n utonth, anti me guar- anteed pay at its e of '20 cents an hour, with everylhi:t itt the shape nl' Indg- inafa, medical atteudancc, etc., nm the J:;tlunns, found, except melds, which are paid for at the rate of 20 cents a meal, or 00 cents a day Notwithstanding the inducements of food, both the Spanish and Italian Gov• crletlle►tt4 were opposed to allowing their subjects to go to Panama. The objec- tions of the Spanish oGvernmcnt were in it measure overcome and with the ad- vent of time new Maitre Conservative Cab- inet there was still less hostility', but, on the other hand, a sudden agitation has grown up in (punish commercial eir- idea against emigration in general, on the ground that it is draining the coun- try of labor 'she Italian (lovcrnment has remained s.cadily !wattle, and for- mal notices warning Italian laborers not to go to the Isthmus were placarded throughout the country. Nevertheless, maty Italians, attracted by the offer of work, crossed the frontier and left from Drench ports. It is ponible that the final decision of the American Govern- ment to continuo the operation of the canal work, instead of letting it by con- tract, luny modify the attitude of these two (Governments, but the chances seem to be in the other direction, and it is more probable that 1t will be more, rather than less, difficult in the future, to secure labor front Europe. Through- out southern ..urope there is a growing inclination 10 put obstacles in the way of the heavy American emigration. Should the supply needed for the canal be cut off in Spain and Only, it is likely that Parke will make an effort to'secure men front Russia, especially front the Baltic provinces, where the native Letts and Asthunians ore especially good workmen, and, on account of political conditions, might be disposed to leave their native laird. A PEASANT REVOLT. WIDESPREAD AGRARIAN MOVE' MENT IN NORTHERN MOLDAVIA, Jewish Quarters Plundered and People Maltreated in Botosahni Four Peasants Killed and Two Soldiers Mortally Wounded. Jfuchar•est, Itoumania, March 26. ---The agrarian movement in North Moldavia, where the 1)eal8arlt.4 a.1'(` in revolt agaillet the exactions and tyranny of the farm- ers and the new taxes roeontly voted by the Itournauian Parliament, Is rapidly spreading, and ii causing much anxiety to the Govermn nit. The towel of 13oto- &athna was raided Smiley by two thou - send peasants, who plundered the Jewish quarter ;old maltreated the Jewish store- keepers. 'Troops have been sent there and to other points where dlaburboncx'e have occurred. 'Phe Government is pre- paring to take energetic measures to suppress agitation, Further reports from Botosaluai say that during rioting there on Suwlay four peamtnt a were killed and two soldiers mortally wounlod, Hot h Houses of Parliament to -clay passed an urgent bill authorizing the Government to call the army re- serves to the colors for a fortnight, or longer if necessary. It is reported that many bands of neithaitett are preparing to enter deafly. The Prefect for that dis- trict }Lae telegraphed to the Government asking that a large number of troops bo seu there. 4.♦ TRAIN HITS TINY MASTER. Faithful Dog Unable to Save Three - Year -Old. Phoenixville, Pa., March 25.— After vainly trying to pull Ids turtle mister from in front of an approaching passen- ger train on the I'ennaylva nia Railroad at Cromby, this morning, a collie dog stood guard over the or»tllled and bleed- ing form so faithfully that for a time it was impossible to render medical aid. The little victim WAS foul, the 3 -year- old son of Harry W. EIliottt, a promi- nent contractor of thin place. The child wandered front home, ac- companied by the dog; strayed on the railroad tracks and cooed with delight an he waited for an approaching train to round a near -by curve. The child was seem by the relgineer; but the (Ustane± was too short to :stop the train. A physleiatt among the passengers e • omitted the little fellow after' the hod been driven away, Ilia injuries consisted of a .brokers arm, rib and se- vere cuts and bruises, 'The escape from instant death seemed ntiraculosus. 'The dog and boy are the snare age and and have been inseparable companions. DECIDES ON REDISTRIBUTION. Special Committee Reports on Saskatche- wan and Alberta. Ottawa, March 25.-- The ;special Committee appointed to redistribute the constituencies in Saskatchewan and Alberta,consequelltly uponthe quinquen- inl census of last year presentcrl its re- port 10411(y. The names of the new cnn- stitueucites, with the total population, based on the resent valises is It, follows: Sas'l. atchewan, Batt leford .. . • .. • , .. 17,351) Humboldt.,, ,,. .•. • •,. 66.1 23,903 MatKeuzie . , . .. ... , . .. 20.554 Moose littw. . 6111 .. 24,28 t Assiniboilt ... ... ......... 25,203 !Prince Albert; . . .. ... ... ..... 20,222 .Saltconle..... ... ... ... ...... 22,135 ;Saskatoon ..... .., oe ,,, 27,751 Q'-1pp lee „ .. .. „ .... 30,590 Alberta. 'Calgary ... ... ... ... 20,402 Edition ton ... ... ... ... ... .. 20,3111 I 1\fsxlsciue Iln1 .. 3,33 Red Deer ..... . .. ... .. . 231,1101)0 Strnte}lonn ... ... . .. ... ...... 20,131 Victoria ... „ ... , .. . 'ia.8')s ----•--r TOOK WRONG BOTTLE, Mr. George Kelly, .,Toronto Book Mau, Died From Accidental Poisoning, A 'Toronto despatch (leo. Kelly, 149 Amelia. street, who until latently con- ducted it book store at the corner of Youge and Elm streets, died itt his fa- ther's home at 1,002 Quern street west from having taken, just it few minutes before hire death, carbolic Heid in oda- take. Mr. 1{0113', who wits thirty years of age, and who is survived by a widow and two children, had been a. traveller for the Poole Publishing Company oaf Church ntreot niter closing his book story T. B. ALDRICH DEAD, VOTED NEW ENGLAND AUTHOR PASSES AWAY AT BOSTON. A Prolific Writer of Novels, Poems and Short Stories-- Well Known as Editor of Atlantic Monthly. 110 toll, Mum., 111spntvb.—'I'ho:naa Dailey Aldrich, tho author, (Lod at his hone In thlz city Into to -day, llo fatlod to roily from :rriou1 er,erotton nrrformrd some time ogq. Mr. Aldrich wets born nt Portsmouth, N.31., In 18:%, and as a young man began to con- tribute proso and verso to the magazines. ifla first real triumph vras achieved In PIA by the "Balled of Ilable Ilell." Illy contra• butod to various magazines and soon joined the staff of Tho Now York Mirror, Prom this ho passod to 'rho Home Journal, to Bin Telvery Saturday, and finally to Tho Athletic Monthly, for which he wroto almost exatu ;- Ivo)), for Many years. THE LOST BOY, THE LAD FOUND AT ERIE WAS AN- OTHER KIDNAPPED BOY. I:rte. Pe, \1st h :'..i.-\\'ha1 era.: diet itt to h^ n tree e`lac nt lard to the v. h re,rl:uut < of the little son of Dr. el:t,r.tee \Inrvitl, at' Dover, 11.1., 11101 proved a false alarm, It 11(1 the had whom Attor- nry A. Ilett:ud, 11)11.0y! f this city, ncd a:ty the kI,inapped boy tnruod nut toilegbe the son of It Ripley (N. 1'.) couple named Norville, atilt has been living in this city since rho \inr•in boy teas kidnaped. II apse is that a \vmman of ltipioy, ?x', \'.. has ceparat ed front her husband and ;uendilta ln•accedinga for a divorce has brought her young son to this city. 'This boy answers the 1;; neral descrip- tion of yotn:g Marvin. t'e to Il o'clock to -night everyone, in• eluding the police of this city, believed I llat ti.e t:li.i1isg lad had at brat bean Sound. BOY'S POCKET BLOWS UP. Spark From Bonfire Reaches Powder in His Trousers, \Vnshington, Pa., llureh experimenting with a pocketful of gun- powder today al. his bonne nt lams Station, south of this place, Norman, the 13 -year-old son of George Philli a, 3114 fatally injured by n terrific expo• sion, which resulted. The boy was throwing powder from his pocket 00 a bonfire, when the fire communicated with the explosive in his pocket. )lis clothing was almost torts off, awl when picked tip, twenty feet away, his body was 0 charred mays, and wast en• vcloped in burning rags. Itis mother heard the exploaion and sensed the boy into a barrel of water, which stood near. ile is still living, but c:timot recover, --*•.*. NINE PASSENGERS HURT. '~`lent (sound Colonist Special Derailed at Carlstadt, ',Vinnlpoz, March :5.—Tho westbound col- onist special was derailed at Carb►ladt, 90 miles west of Fort William, nt 10 o'clock this morning, seven coaches end Ilio caboor•o leaving rho track. Nine passeagen► were In • jured, ono of then) seriously, and tho calxto�n, catching tiro from two ovcvturned stove, wto, destroyed. Tho names of tho Injured are :—.1. 11, Rich- ardson, Albert Nesley, George Taylor, 1V11• Ilam, Russell, lllrs, Russell, 1V. A. Iloliaai Mrs. James Marshall, Mrs, nulteroltaw, Wil- liam Patterson. They are all In tau hospital at Fort William, lir. Richardson le the most seriously injured, Ills foot being so b,s.l• ly crashed as to necessitate amputation, DEAD IN HIS BOAT. licitly of Buffalo Fisherman Found at Fort Ede Grove. , Iluffalo 1>es2atrh,—Ilcujn:niu 1Ioffrn•, IS years ohs a well-lutown fisherman of lluff11o, who had been missing since last night, was found dead In bis boat on the shorn cf I's, Trio Grove about 11 o'ciodk this morning, 'J'ho boat wits Elliot with water and gave evi- dence of laving been battered erow:d coo t,ldert•.bly. Just who t eatla111 itis death le not known, The pollee of Buffalo and Canadian author- ities aro at work on the case. Ilarry Met- calfe, who lives at Fort Erie, discovered tlta body, The authorities oro of op inle.n that Iloffer was stricken with heart trouble SUICIDE AT EDMONTON. C, 1)etchart, a Hospital Patient, Shoots Himself, 11•lntont.on, illaurh 25.—It has bast learned that L. 0. Butchart, who shot himself In tho hospital hero yesterday normo;, had relatives residing in Owen Sound, Ont. flut- chnrt had a revolver concealed in the bed clothes, and while the attenduuts were tem.- norarlly absent committed suicide. Jit) h,el been despondent, BREAKS HIS NECK AT LODGE. Gucst of Eagles, From Royersford, Killed by a Fall, Phoenixville, 1'a., lbu•elt 25,—As the re>,ttlt of n fall down a flight of Stern,: lead 111 from the lodge room of the Frr ternal Order of Eagles, Granville 1'• Shrifl'e.r, of iltoycrallortl, ► BOA ainedl a broken neck and. died in a few minims, • Shaffer, with it number of other out - of -torn reeident4, was it !,lest of the licit lodge yesterday, and remained over night. '!'tris morning about fi o'clock a4 he left the Ram he tripped turd fell head foremost down the steps. ..,....._.....__..,,..._..._......._.w,,.,......._..••..._..,...... rr bl� Thi:,' is the F') r'::mount Feature of Free From Dust and Ail hore;gn packets only. 25c, 30c, 40c, 50c and OCc per Ib. At 4,1 grocers. 1110191EST AWARD 51, LOUIS, 1904 ".\nd h( thinks it i9 true. Vnii see, 1)'1' !):'l, there wore a number of other lit 1.!(t urchins taken In•ismner w•illt the lilt lc l o \'ei'e at the s(llll4! (tats'--s(Itlle of whom ItII.Y!,Sollle \tire sent 11) another trine. and some \very kept, Poon;; I)e Vero died, IL ;hurt thne after bring tal:ert volitive; hot he was always a sic;:11• little codger, 'I'i11 sats." "Then she really married one Of those c:lptiv(s7" "Ver; but no relation of herr. Ilio real mune is 1)nrnnd---lnrk I)nrnnd; and he escaped just as Ilrizzle rebated, look in your (y(. I halve often ',V(11 in her,. 1 ) (1}' por bLelia! buried in the .1111, l:Idf nceiU':,(vi 1\':'.'1911. :!I( 119 vIc1,,, "Do not, think of her --do not. .peal: of Iter, lien., (Irbil: this." 11 coul:tiued a narcotic, ilu,l gradually he fell into it troubled, feverish slum. her, Still he held Ja((JlPit((':i hand, as though, even in sleep, he feared to lose her, and nt ill terl'11I4 'ltln'nllu•(d, brut• call', (h1' name of Lelia, .1)i,brolvo ill obedience to n whisper from Jactlucttu, left, the room in sca:r(ll 'I'h(t'oung lady i, all right, so far as of Augusta, Ile found her in her room. marrying -her brother i; concerned, find Iyin; 1111 11 couch, Mill weak and faint, out 'Till .110(1 li %sill tell Ion S9, if you flout the effects of her re('('nt fright, only frighten him properly," .1:, gently and underly as alight, It., "1 be praised fur lois. 11 \rill Ile ut:f)Idt(1 11141 tri ilt but bin! n t'1t he life tit au{::Ila. 011)luin '1'(9111)• hall 1111;11111 r:peaking 4!11' lay Wit 1141111, n 114ht of gratitude he will life u;• Motion un the I•It'r, w'htre she owo to 1'(111," Ii;td 4::111: like it ?ilnw'•11'1'(':Il!1. Shocks "Tit me': Nulls ince! (;Ise me a drink, 1)1 ,int' ;.lull% !illi, IIowt)('I': III:'! tat 11•;4, Lelia -1 itni parched" ioo accustitrwll to see Augusta (alai t!7 She held n Ilrinl< Io his lip;, and ho br 797:(1 11111r:lie!% b1' it now; fro h,tthin;r (i1oiil: t'1;!1'1'ly. Ito 1111(1 spoken 4o 1':111111• 111'1' 11.11111!1••. tool (llatiog her hands, he ly Ih:,t• he had exhausted Ilial -elf, and t''ai!itl net il sic! had recovered again. ..\•1!all 4 already ht. w'il'e llr'!�htning to sial:, r I•'• It - what_11111'1: 11117 111,11 1111'; •':11111 - i('ii t:1 1).0.; tl40iiiI'tI ' :,niil she 1ti);, (leu;,iu;; %4114!}' to 11i01. ,Ia:•t!1:' 1;a i11 a Ioty voile to I)IS!)r(Iw(, "110,11 Ile\\'d, 1111' ,111'14r 111.111',1 11; I1'(1 ";`1'4: 111117 w'u!i her Secret. Ile w•;14 10,14 11' Ilo!1py ("WU 111(41(." potty'. ;:nil they w'r:c married in pl'it"al('. "Awl Ilt' ::) Do l;rizrle told her that morning, run ri- "0er111i14 not. 1'nu hay( been itn- ulenl:'4'r, he wvos h(r l9'nllier, and 411e he• posed upon from first to hint b4 our fair lie'e(i her." 1111(1Il. :,ilii(, it I!ow•1et, ('liter up, .111• '1'41o1' :1111:ii-711. 1V111)1'4. is her- lel' rt1-,1I! I..'i I, 1'1(11 1111:(, 1111!'1' iIIUrI'.'- hu=band now, 1 wonder." _ "1 !':','t ;,'9,991 forgotten ti((' w.11•. "I 111 idol. I:rlo\v, (-'(1n y('(1 tell Illi, Cap- !%Iii, ('!:, 1'"1:'41:: .'1!(1'1',1! if tlit'rI' 71.1('014! I:tia Tempest, \Ober) this 1I:u•I: 1)I11'• in' •'1a:e tui• ,Il. , if the wit --" mill i, now," ; I`i'i n1::n i. dying, Aioilista, and hi '1 r- :4Y hint in Pali'', llllee \\'1'4I: 11;!1); 11i•' sober ..,';:: t' : ,(1 tl:1'it' ('1111 bo 111'11". 1110-t probably put will f111(1 hint 111(1'( 1'9 1)111 •.'' '„> III'illll'e doubly sure.' ll'ilt- yet." j el "r. ! 1:11',"0 •••111 1111' '''rvnnt Hitt a now "f11!17 stl'tlllJ;('ly all these Ili ti;t':; I111yIt 11'%'1': rlill111'1' III :'''ai'4'll 01 Ills! (;riY,,a''''i (*owe t,1 light. 1Iot\' i11•sleriou4 a:r. the 10olhcr, who i:nuw'S till' w110le ilff,ur; ""l'our father 1vas never married, Nor- ma; and now you kun\v \4111' Ili froom Hever speak of your n10111er, 1'''11 and J11(111001 1 are roster;, .1 (lying allyl affirm» 1l, Do you (101114 it, Nor91'1:" Nip covered !ler face with l'.( i. harp!', for a moment; and when she tit ,',, •' uw•n1. 4h4' w';ls deathly pale, "No, 1111' lord, strange 114 it 41','111.., 1 yet• du not doubt. it, :111(I till, i'• \1'4:. he 11•lulled to rte n;)? Olt, .\Ifrr;l! I not glad, 1 am glad that 1 ,:111 .;a,'• (1(1(11 4'. - • i'. 1' 1• I „ And so vin 1, Shall y;)' go in nn...," 'Phil' entered (age! her, ('apia 1:l 4i••i; til! 111'1, hill 1.41'11 the rlrtlilt. noise 0f their "ntrPncl• arolls:'ll hint: ;II'.; as IJ•• "v+:- lei! fin Moral;', be 11717':.'1 a fiat cxel:11t:t l ino:, 111! v',n ha se ro;nt! ('run), rl('(' x'11.1 I)t 11:e luol: m! ('•;I. le, Iv',; 1'(1(1 ;r I.4'Ihl,'r d:1'1;'11(('1'. \'all 11111: II1v'I'1' 111:1' ,0111. 411:111 11011her than 'be does, .\r" 1911 wiling to nrl;rnl':14''i!'r 11''11 '1'' nl pest's chill) 119 \'ell%' rist''1'. your... I,''It':" "\l" into::'ll', ,joy full,'!" And the fervent clap in which ,10 hood ,fac;lut•I14) told how dolt Lc spot,", , "'I'''II your father ---tell Randall \lac. (Inn'.:111 I folgavu him at hist, il" not rl, Ill:lt'11 19 blame C, ill'.' sII,' 11,•7'11 %t l) forced them birth In i:. 1\'ill 1'0.1 !-hake 191)1:!=, Vlltull!• 1410', for , 'ti' pi'.; satin yrs 1-40 laid both 1101' lvllilc,,l'hoat" 11:11"1., ill !141>' 1.Ir':1', Ir 1'v:n pnlnl; and it t,r41•_h! tc,!r f'1! %vitt' 114'111, be w'itll .; wonder, "Ho! what mike is that ? 1 oa;:ht to l;npw that. stele," •1 :.I:Offiin'_ (unnd of feet was hoard w'i:%loot, Disbrow( threw open thin door and old 'Till, in charge of a polic•"19:u1, ',Inllcet1 doggedly 111. "1!)110, old comrade!" said the cap. fain, "\\'(.il met! You did not ''v'• peel, when 0;( par(e:l this ut(!rnimt, 111 find me all 1 ri:ul to 1):ivy's locks:' ,o int n. \1'ltre's the lady, Lelia 90 ICtya (s die ;pot:^, Di4heow•e enteral r,'ilh ..1 it hanging, pale, and trem- Wing on 1111 111'71). "'illy i; here, \•o\\', 1111' 111!111, wl1;.t 1,4 i1, you krio'v concerning this ynllllg lads?" x•:1141 1)1!tllrotvo, "leo 91:ly a4 well mike 11 011.011 hr2m'•1 •1' 1:. '!ii' f:n' i L;:vp 10111 alre:tdt•" 11;' ';;1,;;11:1, "(1111 11'itll itt" Ali!! 'Till '40010(1 ut lbclll in doe';ed 4d1'aer ((''4;41 I1:141er 1114 Vi111111tpn; 1).4''111'4.•, "'fell, 11141 49!1 shall ;;n flee 'Inti 11;1• Intl'n1c,1- -I p!'tl,:e you ln4: '44,7:1 ':1d boo- n" refit) e, :tial the Ir;1Il; 4,!' ;(4t;tl'. ,:!! 119! 1 491; before an hoar," Old Till \vas, ,1'1 ('411t:Iin \ir'!1 11:91 sae!, very (;!;it: •livered hero, so lm' f'n'lh\1 itis I14!hc4•=1211culy, though ---began 1':e r(• lidding- that the father of primp' ;)1';11111 WAS still !di\'e, (1111' of 1114' W1m1- flit .end 'n':;t moil.::t. 11,444((' in \ nrl:, .111! 1911•illg Made 11 d(p:lsiti;ol t(1 ihllt 14 re, 1, :1041 ftn:'llt41' i9fu11:toil them that be might h( l:I(11\11 by :t 1)7'1,1411' Iotlut:in; ill 1.".d hl int: all his 1'.''94, :kite 91 e11 he wan 11 child, ito 11";c1.1 a1hlwnil lake 1114 Ilepnrinrt, Captain Nie!; was sinki11;t fat,%. lie toil exerted himself to Teal: and I1':1!';1 41'i',4': el Providence, Oh, father, if you ).'!, 411, n 1.!,,197 tune, his I(s;iluun,v will while 'fill t::; present int, now lit' full had pull' told this lung ago, how mach Cull1171 t e 71'11 10nr hn::ban:l is ill Rills, beck c':;nul:lted on his pillow, a cold per. iflis('1'1' it might 11a\'1' saved," :(1911; I 11'111 lt'le;:rilph intlli(Ilt;lt1!1- to tho ::1!1191tio11 0(,'7•ilig o1'('1' his face, a dark "1 (1i(! not know it long oro myself; Iii:;i,ie; )f I'olict, \\ loon 1 1:now, to livid ring encircling itis month, His even w•audl'rcd slowly over the face:; g:itht.red ercil around him, and rested at last 91)011 111111 of J;II'intettl1 "linin,''!" he said, with a fllint smile. "II i4 !((tlim; dtIli; and void, Lelia. i)nn't 4'ry so, 1 will bring you nn more sllnir• tads to plat' 11'it11, ms 1 used to do Iona You wore It child then. Leli.t: 119v; ".Falhir! father!" (1.194 ,l:lcllueta, thr)':n;lt her fin -felling tears, n.9 the hand she held grew coli, and 0 dull glaze (rep! over this eyes, "ill' little Lelia!" :1 :,bumf shudder '7ns4e11 through hi:; pcw''l't•tll frame, one lulu 71.10 half r;tis• (d, and (heft dropped heavily by his side. "(acne!" said 1)isbrnwc, a4 170 beth over 1;111:. "('(111:(!, Jltl'elletlll, let 114 go; ill) is o\'('1' 11011'!" thought if I had," said ('aptllia Nick, ' I'in l ilial% !`Orr "I', 011'1 ''I"( 11191 lett; ,o III II;I:'(ntinv4is, "I1 wolllll have 111'1'11 till 111\' 11"1:1"-'1 roll.lil, 1('t' will soon '71' 17111' Ow 1111111e, must Iib:oI1'. 1 knew Grizzle stedel4 1.141 .1ne'u-ta' r;nliling It 1111p- hn11 sown pn\4(r over hiss 1)e fere; but 1)l• 019.0 turn'(." what it ttns I. didn't know until old 'Till !le saiiied brightly 1oti:-n'If n'• 111 spoke, \rho cattle this voyage with uu', balible(1 hilt :\mril,tl4 r!1.4711ird h';'1' bead on lit his clips and let the murder out. Bell shnllllle.% moll bur! t into kart, confirm it, yon'II ':c , for he's 114 01101st, I "1 \':ill 10.1v" you ^Ione," 11' 11th% gent - a (nwnrd ns (Ver rived. 1 'lover 11414 11 ly, "\I 114'11 this 1111111 1)1111(4, 1 11111 pm141011111 r 1041' fur the 1)c \'errs, and for 1.1441." nlir!lt have I:epl the secret still, if 1 hail , .1s ht pn_!,eO from the room he slot not 10.941 hipped to death in this fashion. i '101.11111. asooll.liltg the <<11ir4. However, better Tale than ue\'l'r-er,I "I111.4 nnythiii happened 7 Yon sent. Lelia, And Fn 1'01I ;Ire Jflllll;; lo he 11 1 f)1' Ill(';' l:'' 9;:111, w'ltll IL 0.0.1'lklI 1)•.)1(, (onnleiis, lay girl. though sou 1199 0111 1 ,ar:ll:(.I;: - " !�I('1: '.I'llllllll'9t's daughter." -Is quite men; 1t11t 11'1 1111111:1'lllllt II\Ul• "Hoar father, (10 not thin!: of these 1, ter hl:.s 9'11;17 lu li;;iit, in Ochi:'!) ymn are thing':, now, 1)11 try 111111 composo your clic 11' ('01101'1•;11'11. i'prhl!p 1 bail 'al - mind for the dread hcreal'ic'r you are ter (1 II '011 b''fure you go in, (':11)11119 hastening to. Jteille ld)ur 11044 short are Tempest, i4 dying in (l:'0 next room, tllld the h41141'.(4 y011 have to Ii4c." It \('II`, lit desired to 4('i' ('1)11." "'I'I:e last act o1' the drama--i::n't it "Captain Tompest! Oh, 1111' lord, does A1111 111)0', finder -my (1(111 rclu!9r- Lelia Y .Is for composing my mind, what he 1:110,v---." 1 49111 m long( breath of 99117(, 115 1 du, for rood will that du? Vo(10111(;u) )ase 1 ' No, be dolga nut I:now your secret. 011r tale is at 11!1 end. Perk:l1).;, though.ox)ec'l• to go to Inniven-do 'ou71No, as 1.1177, toy 11(';11' Norma, 1(11:11 Till yon 411), tool I''.61111111117 )110 fiunl perp bt!:inti lht 1 hart iived, 1 will die' 4o r 1 no more when I tell you that you and Jtie4 uItttt 4t'ent 1111010 -1111' (urlaln dese°"(11 abed it. Jlave you stud' for :Illy sister, are ('i.d('1'-.?'' Ila IIInr(, Jf so, IL 1111141 hP 71 (1'1'1' 111'71'1+• I ' limy? 0' 1'!t :4.:1119 1' : ,gl:'lel'•4 11)w 1\;114( do 1'111 mean, '" 1 (el1' swift% sal l'll. "1'o.;, father; situ 1)111 be liege direct' ! n11' 1011:: ' I.:!''h. 41! 1'•:I (!4'41 pet!' 1:1:1 ii.t %tea 1 "'Pkat yon had the Fa nn' 11101lei' •-- II)' Ia l ori. .1ud n'w ley Iiul'1 i•; 411;111; ",111(1 you-- 3'011 Will 1101, leave me, (nplaiu 'I'.0111pest's \rife, Do you know Lilt !:r \.nr. 1)41;brmvr Purl:. [1. 14 7919'9 LP1hL Irl the last --will ,1'0(17" 1'o111' IIIntltl'I''; name, i;nl'llla)„ Ill':(' 11 glimpse of fairyland than e1'1'1', "No, father." I 'It w1 Lelia, I Ito oat remember tlii:i lovely 1191111: for the 44101e st11)11: L am glad you o.,111 say father: her, 1'.11! 1 :;n%'' itw;ridl11 in ono of kir nouir,i0u 411 one In=.l. sheet, of11;;111. It':: 1 1!!:t to heltr It 11.0111 1'(lul' lips. 1)o !nil%;:!1, .1;177.9111 Lurd I:11'1;:'c;iffl; whet 1'0:70!ifl'i fol':IlaiiI4 Pre (4('114,it;t ytt,,t 'oil know t'IIII look s117111gol1' Ill:( your 1111.('( ('1:11 1 (!,! IIIc, captaill '1'emmmpe...L's of ,111'"1' ninll'lrling 111 I.l10 imother to (ley Lelia? There is the same wilt!" ntn;,nli1^bl, and the 1tc'ps 110 1:11;:'111, 4'. !11 .�„�rr,".0 the I11A11(I-1'(Iltl'1ll 1;1)1111:1, that l 11`i:d: i:' li!4e myriads of fireflies, nail rift the 11'l'th stone the air of enchantment, 'i'he Innrel 4.1111( 14 any ldnze 0f illl111i1111;11w, 1 WWII !111.1.141, delicious strains 0f music 9111), 14)71 fall, and float on the still night air, ('a!'ring(' offer enrringe rolls op %.lit 11ro:til n\'enu(', 11111 throngs nl' ma;;nili(('ntl;- 11lt' (4l d bltlics and stately gent llln9il lli 4 lulu the Ililrll' h111, Indy t0lrnti'li1'fit has just nrril•tll from tho "land of Ow free and the home of Ow brave:" 1111: 1(0011 presented at ('nor); nude :1 devilled ern.=ailir,n; and to -nigh( 111•('.1 1101' first bn 11. !set 111'1' 11;01•( 111 white velvet, (I'0"f(!1 771111 4et:l-pe;lr14, sparkling' w'illl !'wet '(WM1"'GS� ,34:0'CD-1J -1il_' 4,14. , -ipc`�li¢h 'C.,464in741 riL& Nursing laky? It's a heavy (rix in o, t x: aa'tl•Ie'1°„ Her S,yster .1 is cad upon to 31.z ply nourishment for two. r' 411 /r1fonnof f'1.'""! I.,.rt ),r; ,•1.11 ,A721 •1 up 1,,y fd.(�Isiti'wL'r;1 rlystern be easily is needed. Sco('h' i' Lin'1,..1r'loti CO:iitainsi the greatest po33ible amount of I:curish. ment ire easily digested f or, tn. Mother and ba1,;)J aro wonderfully helped by its U50. ALL DRUGG1STSt 50c. AND $1.00 0010(00 ON) r, t qi ) mho, in ri111)y ! ice ! 1 1. to inti., I mostte\tll(I''ill':', 11i1' 111)01' day dill', (1}1111• j' r 1('sa 111 1.111 Ila'el'21gp••-•r009i'ill:; III'%' ;;ltl'•:i<, 4!•;l .1ntl ('et she 14 (1111' own •)I104)Iletla, ;flier (t, 91! •the :44111!1 !:pa riding little ft;irv.:s of `;111'1'. 'I'll' short, lktlll'iltg (111'1+ ;11')' of 'Cf. the old nlnnxioll4 bot: 1)111 1 erl'nnet he- !, 1 comet I loon Wonderfully. The wil'1:1'tl gre3' eros 411111'!:11' SCIi! \I'll.il 11(0 9111 111m'l: • int: light [hal Ivies W'nnt 10 \:int111; 0 1 ('upl(tin I)ikhrtlwe, '1111 Ilii! M- ilo rosebud iiuii1th is Ivrea Ilied with 1if !1111110 mit 7011110 11)111 )nee 411')(( 417 tilt (1;t:1.101g, J11111'dMlll;lll to the Vti'I!(' of ll(.;!lair. And Iherc she sl1'n(I':, a4 14117'111. :lr.tiesse;(td, revolving ler (if 11,11 roes:1R in lii'r intshi111tl'a superb dl'tl\I':ilt- t%: rooms. as \viten she 4700(1, cool and d:4!' ' A01 I1 full, before him, (list morning \then ht' •y. mot l7t' 91141 at old 1"niltl'11i. Ile i4 there. Ion• --thy f?ni'1 0f Fil'ne- ell(11 b'lll':):1lP 01'111','1111 ;1191 r147,1 ;is 1'01', w•:'Ie';lt'g 11(•1' 1',1111 Il 011114 :Is ;11111" :i• 111. 1. ill''1 of iL( p:,:I, .1 happy alar is 1.,arI ;•'11tnr1'liffi. n= Hit he oneht 1:) I'I' \l ,i 11 ,111 11.1 141;1 0111, 111111 q'I90'I :1 1.11"9• i, i,i;•11 f!''•u:'e 11'1'1 tool( .111'•• 11'ev 1114• (11•',01':', !:4!io:011, 11+11teb19hl:'t 111,1 ,''Int 1,10'111 a• la,his n11 n • 1:uttt': 11:0 11!;91•, o19' •.f the he1'.1(4 of the r1e;l:l, :11;11 0 1';',11111! and 1' fullll of her Int n,i•,,nl„ 1'1;1'9;' lon'uul, and 11 power• lel loll':ed :':n',"'vi"e of the ari,do' 'e4 :11 111. ;11;1, of 1,114' ba; 11.::1e his 41' 1":f 411:(•, 1!;41; vale Of fear.), Awl Lord �ienr:e i•; r'1 prat:,I of that loft,';, tllnit':1! 111'' fv 1111l� 1111;1";td 11'1;11 9 41141 of dean •I la e, nl„r0 p'u•1 ieul;lily %viten it. ('ri4'4, 11!,;01, it sane'4 fit Io tin pr"I• 11' often; bmL 911 indw'eml'nt van Her=madP hint to handle it, "not being used to that Fort of thing," 114 he informs its 1t111'se. 0141• dart': -''red friend, ()rrie, is Ill school, and has a strong notion of (;row'• ins up shortly, and marrying frank, Thal, young, ;:enllelnnn dill writes \. after his norm', and 14 pretty ilnlcll of flip !'axle notion hits elf; so 411, is yery prohablt Miss Orrin 1%111 leo 119;, 1'r11n(414 1), Vere some ((10, in the 'iinln(r•' of t i11)0,'' 11 414 it lung step to Ne \I' Jersey: but you a11(1 l e1'I!!1 e,;:' aet•p1l•!ry'1:1!„I (:111 Inky i : , ,• t F.;111.1.11'. lilt 1199.: ;1111 re \'.';r tdtp;:y !1;1111,11; 1/f 11:11t:'111 Or alit pet; fi;n:el bow ..ttla.,10 !, !.(,'1!'; t0 call _1111o11-ta I!:ntl i; 11' l911'1: 11; 111' 4111. i; I+mr<; 111111 fc0I4 it :III the 10')11' after t 1:,, fie; -1• c,1,(9)41, thru;:;rll %shirk she 11115 )a4S('d. 0111' old and (1'19•:141, 11rizide 11 Io•Iett. halting with her faro sun-,. emu- :ni1terl 11)1 att'nciuu, rnbh(ry, 4nddenly found til' o1:1 ilia lou It'll. to Lair) her, and derlurtpell for the far west, (tint 1110ize-the hopeful Kit being e:nlgbf. and sent 917001 to prison for life, and 111(( them nothing has 1009 liven hoar(' of her; find so to both rrlittie.:•:11, 111 pace. Al fur 1lr,lto%vlie nod his elOry lil- tl(! helpmate, 1:4!01• I:ept the "llel•1!Inlrl" for 4 )11nr a day after ihnt.; and that pleasant hotel ihrnvt and flourished like til green hal• 1 (9'..1101 if (491' yon visit the remote and ia(01ions region of New Jersey, ;;orad friends of mine, just 1110111' n pilgrimage to eta ruin,;, which iradi• lion sail 11 1191) to be Seen 10 this (Liv. And ('o, render, fareavell. 'J'he End, HATS IN IIO'USE OF COMMONS. Changes in the Idanne; s and Customs of the Britis'1 Parliament. 1111' l!cgin:ll::g of the t:11 of the 91(1 practice of members ut 1Ite House of Commons %%oaring then' hats in the ehntu- 11(r will be rightly ascribed by lite fu- ture 141 ;'1oriuli nl 1't llialuenl;11'1' loon Ill'1'4 111 the t':' ri(111 of 1711)11. lit ('1110,4' Illlll't(:'lll!l C,.allll'y Mills ut Itit: Jlllll,tl of (,ul9;uuu:4 (itl'j the oottlp:tilts of (lie 7119 199711 bel;ch(�;, the 11ani,lyr, ;hid ex - are seen Inlcul'l'red, 'l'here (114 a role 111(11--•2'igid, though 111111'i'it• 14'17---•llltll. 'wive ll' members must wear. their hat:, in the (louse. It 10118 reglll'(1- ed as m ;.'nisei breach of )ll)Jnelte for any tnelllhcr (110(0 llinis:ter, ail ex -Min- ister or a whip to appear in the chant - her or in the lobbies without Iii., 1'or at least three-quarters of the rent• nay u, Iutatll:er WI'S 11 1S ('ipceted to wear he Peiruiteg attire 1:;•dained Ily fashion. 1)11 til'. 1.191 akcr (lac hull fell of re- primanding preaches of the cnnvenllnn( IIA regards (trots, Ol' 00994) If a member of parliament chose In (!'.411• tI....e unwritten laws tl'cre 17.1 •. 11.1 111111'1'1' 111 ILO1'WISC. 111 aa\• 1111(1 until 11(1! a leo:I1ll of the proi1'nt Parini- 1 01(111, louring last rt .:•!1111 l!'^ vast 1110- r ' jurill' of nlculherr, never br47night 1•1,11'1I' I �• lnl.1(4 into (!1e lionso, !I';Niel; them 1,41)1 overnllt, 111!11 umbrellas !:I the 07919: 1')(1117. 1'!'! rl'n;nri,:ill: dellr!nre from a r):y 0111'1' I:( 1'':49( 01 1!:I' Ilr„ ,1' u, ('111:. ,'119=• u, 7111', ('1 roar,' , t nI r'•'c tr' valla, ,f all 1;I,' 41,.1 1; n'i.;l: (Chicago Chronicle.) '•I 911,1 o1 11111' I;t'UI'1''Ir, ! i,. "'Mid (1d 04. 40,: 11:01.1,1 ;:air ,tJ,:.L,tJ ,r •'''!e11 1', ;:'; ',P of 1121' rxi7.14,I1'e 4)1 j 1'119: i, ., •.I 1.179 wl tit(' • ,1 , !I'll , • Ile! .'111;9„',:I'4 1111111_ 1'11111;4: 11!al'ld(', it !J,o 11ruc+l(.'.,I I`I,,L..: u. ' 11 1 - 1 j 117, In,1:,•d' 1,91,4 ,4 x091411 ,'1.0 ,�.., ,. ',1 "141 ,`I'. la 1 41.1, 11,,, ul 1 I;' 114"v 11'11:!- I Il;r,•%, 2, 101 170 t, 1i!:ii!:'e (1,1(1 JI," 1119 1,4: their 1:,11• I'! I:(' 'I',.,!: 1!" !It 11,,shi,!I 11:4:; 1,4: + .f 1911: r,J.l. 1,.),111-4 11,1'1• c'"11: i !' lc.) it '(4eO1!,i be a Lot '.'ll of deco' not, (4' at , •.r-( :111 tnl', ;Ir• :111.1! :((t r 1 :1;11:,1 !vote ,(:4 :11' part. 01 WHY WOMAN RICKS ASTRIDE !1. -4• j. ..1:� r•:«'i, ! 1 !'?;.,:t (t,c-tl. iiI• t•1 til'' 11911.9. I:i.! -!, ,.:, 4 £11'gilt it Cf k:l, a 141:111; f (ILi:'•;;'„i ,'-trl,'tcd t0 )t011'1r,11 i:,1 I;l.('I. 1', Lt 1'!1'1',1 „•1 t a '% let t fon"', bit : I !Al' ;1y.4111 ('ascot;' 44 1;1'. t,-,,!411', 7 ;'.:.'141' r 1 10111:'1! 91'1,(';11' it ;711;,1: ('II ' "I wl0.11 It 14 1;'lacca tt'1•wl 111:17 I'',' ('n, ,41':,,'1 24 'tgl' 71:17.• ('.4)'9111•91 1 'it ,•'• ',:n,l (190(10• 4;')41 i; 011 e\.!4;Idi: '! !'f ti '(.(! x1141 I•, •\t ;ley ,,(•1, :11111402,'0 obi I'or• liars: , (.111 1 n,'ti; • ! i•!. \4;:11;, '1';I,, 1i') ,tti, ' '.' :r.(! 111 ilt,• 7117th.' t f 1,9,:! • hut !a 11'.+ I1'(nn{• f!f I :Illll!:19 , it 1(a , 1'(04 nl(e 119111' Olle IX- ' 11•ti.;n. 1',111 1!:!)) (;; .. t'", --11•4•4• SPRING ADVI C;1.. Do Not. Dose With Por;al!'ic, and Weakening Medicines -What People Need at This Season is a Tonic. i ox,:(loc."!l;" Thal', I1,1 -grin feelie,r Voll a"ear•i. i ll;'e'1, 141'1), tial' 0,11 1! :d'11!(i41mm'+, h',''I,l('!t-,4 11:11 l 11 Ie,•:.11,' of ilepre,si,:il, (11' 4'1'1 1 ,r )1iu11ti,:; ;Ind ((lL ti"•It•. 111;1„.t: 11')1 the 1:1(4'1 e( :;(111 Il::\'1' 171:,,,''1 of 2';Icu:n:(• 71'11: rr:' C,, :1':,In111. :4'. 1 f 1llool' 11: that the b'')nal tent of o tl! r, ail;:l :1,e lo):1:12' 411;' of wi,:1,t' 911,::1 00, llttd may ,:114 47:4(1'11,1 hill 'I 41'!•.:1' �(t'Itr,; :9• . 11).11:'7 (!1) „ %u; elf (02! it IL ...11'. ... '!i; ,:,' ;I 4 1 i1''i!o 1 k:11 11 0:1:I 1;1.! „rl' 1'1,1;'1 1i.dlt. 1111'- ;...t rt •, , [444( 'II 111( ((•7,t t ' till . ' f . f f• r� rep:'l it, \\`e^t 7',41 n :d is in- Leine !'::L \CI!I ill,:!;'' 9,16 rich, red I,k. d, 11471:41 lilt : hr 141::k4'l11'd 111':'ve, ::I; I then• r i:, yo1! 1!''., h(,Ijt!I :4111 `.l a'.^,_!.la. .1,:111 1=!II! ((11'' inediriny t.•, 11,1 t1;i; 'c'.111,' and !194'(;4 is lit'. ,lu'(. of Ila"krait" t7,lt t'-a..es n"'.1, rich bi)c.,1 .S II II'il .'1;111;1; \\.e•:!;, cosily Itt'':'.! :11:,! 1111!. tin 11 and i\•+'lnrn (rel Jf 411!1 1!9el! 4' ;919:1, 1 i'v 1)r, and you 41:11 1;1'4er regret. it '11,41• .I!":41i1'ille 1::10 c'u'ed t!:ouraildy, ('4r',•1• 1..i1) of II; 141,11:1, 1:9:1 n'b:tt it 111:-; di,n:• f,n' (,1it:1.4 it %;lel e;:' -i10 (lo for 101'1 for 1!le ,:ermine Dr, l';11li,t0;.i' P11114 rills fi;r Pelle I'p.11 1e In (''In Ilia 41', I'reekvi!le, Ont, So-called 1)1111: pill'; offr;lrl by emu - I1;11!!'••: 1'91:1(4.1 :It other l:l;it',:r: i1t (.';nada ,re frau,!::lent irniiatin:t; in!ell!!, 11 10 ,Ie,•I'i1•tt, 141 1•',;))• 1107:; 9911 keen the g(ttui:'e J);. \Vil- ha104' Pint: 1'1!1; for 1'71!7' People, ,(1:11 l) 11r0c1.yi!!e, (4411,. 19:1 '1't'( Pr. 1\'i!lilunls' 11ilicine Cu, 40111 1(11!11 1' l( rill; to you 0!. 50 coots it box ur six hoY.es for 1'.2 •I(), ss• BETTER TOOK NO CHAI?CES. Toved \'''a.,T,'r Decided When It IVa: Found He Has a Glass Eye, "1'alkin' about heath' tho banks puts plc Ir mind of old Bob l'otee," said Ilark, the old ginble1', "In an aIrly day 130b kip' the 411014 down uppusile w'hcro 4Iio city hall ((1 now ono cvcnhl' a high -901110' Dutchman trout Cincinnati comm Into Bob's place, 1 had the deal that night. Dutelly played 11(1 night log; and till noun the nest day nod then ilo ball $4,000 of the bang's looney In 111.4 jeans. 'Taco hu s117p(11 all of a sudden wii a he seems to 1101100 1.110 11111 101110 0 4lreakl11' fu on the layout, Ilk( a idea hit 111111. " '1lcro, 11ob,' ho snyoc to Potce, 'l'ni Ilred o' this. Let's hn'ro 11 change. 1'!! bet 4014 1wL consldcTcd tho ureap'or lbhlg to do in title a tlwusnud 1 0,111 shut 0(114 u� c (old 19911 ut colmtr'y 0013, although 611'1; aro row wlsoly the sun 1o11140r'n you can.' nlught to 9140 astride, the Glshloa woltld at - "\1'c11, It sounded klud o' (001!91, but Bob DtrTact'hto tosoeo monudchdraatwtebnntuio:n efoon riosa wfommantthoe c%anreot tohst 11 mnwodoneo'a clmtgsspiucusually slorWr than14P11(1o11t110e;oonrn,cuornnwbaslo 1duiuodlnhUto took tubop uutnch)'-- 'They put up the looney, chose a referee a loan's and 41110 11113 1101, therefore the mune mid went out into the street and both of 'cru Grip on a big -barreled base. Au animal of shut up a peol)el' and bogna to stare old Sol LhIs motto necesrttatca her il<ling out 'ely by out o' countenance, Well, Polee ttoud 11 for Lalnnco-very Hien In theory, but int little (Ilt- 1tl:out throe minute); an' then ho begun to flcult In praclle0, whpu momIte41 oh Owl un- (qufrin un' IIIc teal:; run out of t'1, 011(11 Lrslnod horso over unknown rood,, (rya uu' we ucc,l arnt ti couldn't stand it It Is to be hoped that t1i14 11111! rnot'r:er►, 991'. in -d1:1 1 vl wr,llie; til t;'r"nla 100041 10n!cr. will oucoura;;e parents to lot tial: t11'147ntr a t:on hot Hurl (11)114 coni h( lht "[int 7170 Dutchta (icr(011111 `r,n thou 11„0 -nl 1:a�t ue,111 they aro 16-rll)e ilctr!11•r, Ito jus( he Id up hi. that it may 7,1.40 assist w0meu n( a:; 1:;(!'.41 to 171)1)1,11' ill a loll shit 1914 a Witlt;tl4u!•:e It x' 719 1,1. amoral ele:11u14 1,.1' kop' 11:1 1434!1:7' 1!har In Aslant tandr Lt t it 1191 be r.ul ,,9794, sunt, C.(:'. 1 r,:w L1•!1-el,;u....:1) In till's way. 1'14! ;1,1 11,0(4 1 w: , '; :'1::r: (.!'1 1 90('0 every 1111 .17. , , 1..e erdh'i:n•; way 1.191 my lather, u Lon I� : ;;::y - In ;'ie Par!:, r:uue h'n,lr t,14y 17:1'9(1 told wcn't all lu cc:l9xd, A, .: e,„ I .1 hunttJ the r.t:l;; alld the fox, ca;lsr(lu,:.,•iJ 1 h•lii 110 41oju1!Iee (179111:,A 711+1 n:4, 0l,la 11, i, 0(4U.11ll•1' (40 1•,(nl t(1 191.11,1,11, e.rU 4' , 1,:'et!y noun found the Uuly iltall , u t e4- til4t 1111,141 was pony b&:1:, It 0'3:.41 .. t:tt:.1- lU1(1•,'li CIL: 11 nc uxp1'I';L71'1,: U;'=, 1!1.9.:9• In 1711, 1140011t111g UI'l'all�l211en1,t, O11 11'11; 11, I:i- le:,':;I;'; t0 ride tlttu (he latcriur c (a'::..:, a•a a:,l.11:d for tuition to the only inn to '.ao I:la9e, when, to our (1lao,at(14111'41, 14 4 1e0r11041 (hut n„ :::c;: ,:sur; v..; a lady's side.sa'J,;:., was to bo ubt,tl9,:d. Thu lualt,.'(:lx'r and u.': lit; le I,arly Lcld II. luno con: ile:Boo 1,:4 II) 1.1144: w'aa to be done, <luring which u:u 11.7„(JI- t,.u1: of the 1)1'1.'9, gathered around 111 full 1u9('0 4.pp,p'entlj touch interc8409 111 011:' 1'ro- cutJioh:%. At 11::,t ono cf the lookct'oon'ri�luip, :red and prl:acutt; r;.un'I:cd in till:mph wlla 1t uouni,,r Lulls•• w.b;cls he had 111eartL'..1 :rum ru111), 2( ((0441 (414i1' where It had probably lain, judging from, ILO tivdeo 1(140( slue 1l)i(.ile 11;1:4, 1'1:1:1 was urs1,g1,t'd to lay girl companion. No '•coon( one, huv; ever, was obtainable, raid there wan not0I:g left for itlo but to remain bt'Lin'I or ov(n...wi ,) the difficulty of riding woman) ftu,hiou on 11 man's noddle. My dotel'7atnrt(uu wan quickly token, 110/1, 11104.!1 t0 the 41111t1evl- :n1'nt of everyone, 1111 1 mounted, tie wa0le 1'1I1:\;'c t'totidly 'lva;cbiag -:lo pl•o(rediag, while the absence of a ,}'out:rlrl uonlrlba:r'J cel.tl!derubiy to the difficulty of ken;.in6 Illy E1L'lt. Off we started, headed by our guide, wed as Icol' :111 the puny walked flu, t:addlu true fairly cualuvtabl4 without a pumico1-:o much 140 Ihut a trot was vont ured, wLen 10119,4 w'r:ut the (.1(1.1 lc and off 1 sllpp,xl, After re.tdju:,t- ltll; the saddle and tigbteuing litu 91111' I r' aletituad, !nu only 1!4%11 v;ltb the sao11• re - ton. An e�:;r:Jltlon In 011:1) wa:: L•opecslble Of ccurae, It'e ober., ;;,::1104 to go ou, nut% equally, of cuilr49, 1 91:1 :1,17 1;010 to r(1111:1 11 bahilld. hid ufien rood 111;1 It '44' the cats,:,:a fn1' women In south Auli'rl,.'1, p.b,'.'1ht, (wd parts 0; India 1(110 Lr4,r 1'' long diattwce7. cu borch,n•k to lilt ::1('.11 fashion, Indeed, won:rn, 1 ltnc\v, l,;.ri :1:111 11 w) In I?nrla:n! until ride (0:919!1._ 1;•,r' •";:0- du(':J by Anne of Bohemia, wife of 1:: 1.194 11, and 311;,1:; continued to ride 41lddl,' :19,11 1v(-(1 1t 1'17.=9 dot.. 1e 1e'21.11,,! wt,nitm 1•ollc lite Inco, r,::d, 1 felt convinced that IJtL, mcdv (4144 bettor 11::.1 13411 fatiguing tht,t the other. Ill spite- Laving pite 9f Lavin;; ridden all my life, 110 rougl,a'. ' '9 the Icelandic roads and porde maelu un a 111111'3 saddle ln:pa'aIi!', and lb.' ue�. of the pony's back riding witty..:1 ':r,e cgtwlly so. Tbc'ro 1:: no (Literati/ART. It 0:c (1t ri:.er turning back ur mouutlag :: a Ilot', :<,•;eo;' I:; gives courage in (mergence 1. 1 4.;•_1!.:11. 1, therefore, to throw aside u'I1'c•(1:u»:.:,:; , „ "do in Iceland an the Ieete.; do:1; do." Tho din was coat. The difference in r %- fort to oneaelf, in cite to otic -....1 ;l0r1.e : 1.1 pooslblllty of aceonlpltshlug 11(1(4.1 dh.t neer with lees fatigue were a:e,l• From that moment all my Out-cf•t:1e 4'•:, r expedlttcnc In Uatro cion 1914 Iltt!+• r.:,:,n hacks have been carried out on n luan'u dln. 1'erh1ps the longest ride Nail Eli :totes In three ditys and a fow hours In leiiond, although In the almost tropical beat o4 cou'.h- orn llexlco I bavo managed thirty or forty milts a dey conset'utively. Ou a elle:;ufllle both would 11avo been Impossible. Constant cry la ralncd that it Is unvx.n:anly or ugly or unhealthy for woolen to ride trifle, ell 1111 of which I dare to refute, 17,erc is nothing unwomanly at all about It and native woolen In all tho above mentioned could~lcn who have to accomplish long distance.; ride man (midis). Thu posltio11 13 safer (Li well us 11Uro comfortable. That 1t is ugly I also dun)'. A well -cut divided skirt, such as Is dc- scribcd in my Look on " T,lexhxr as 1 Saw It.," falls on tither side of the horse 1u t uch a way that tho passerby would merely tbinit the lady was mounted on the off or Uro near side, o,s Oho case tulght be. A habil ui uln in this wisp 1s elsllr lrannformod into a (Ala when walicluj by fastening u couple of hut - tolls betoro and behind Hud I would defy anyano to know that the wearer Is not equip- ped in an ordinary short shirt. That it Is unhealthy I also dont', I llavo never suffered tho least Inconvenience Iron) the cross Addle and I know that such )out; distances 111 e.ucll roadlca1 countries, where t'ort'es literally clnulber up mountain shies, crawl round rocky precipices, diva Into ra- vines, sw11n rivers and otherw•Ino accomplish extraordinary feats could never be done by a 101(1,11 on a sldesruhile. In travelling everything 1:t In favor of tho 094,34:; noddle both for rider and hurts, Ilut It has Its drawbacks. In the first place, 1t Is 191(1 the t!uul'k('('i)c'ls 7191'1' not 1119,4,' Ilius u-s:arin' at It until ) d. 411111:., a ((1(•813 et . I1 '4es, bad (41111131041 and 1(1.0)114)0 road ,, tb l wad t e (1, i1) Ile 111)11(,7, Ha el 010'1(1 Pelee'11 began to get crafty nn:l 4uaiticdou4, ' only r;ate, ba:ply mid comfortatlo 14ay la 191:0 told sneakl11' up 1)1.'; 1(10• Duluhy hn pocked Ulm !s 941'1(10, have to feet:till \vitt' the ntilltorily of fli;ger right 4"41 Iw 11470 ht's hloenlln' blue cy0 ' Qllty n fow years ago the civlllzcd o'cirld ., 111; ('emir ,,14 \tel! a; ltilh till r(sent- -and w'Uat do you think?, It w'lt4 n) eye Ftarea Hud Fncercd nt n 4'011uu 1479196001.1:17. 0 a hl- 11,';Il '-'1' Ili:, bad (9979 on the 1);791 uC in; cru the Du!k'l'lnuln hind -yes, 11!:',� 'sure'+ Tlnese,e.-b t, 1(130 thinks of doing ol4hor (n dsyl your'ru born, It was a glow.; eie. Lo could ' practical, nautili, cheap and stood Moro all day au' (11101(1 at 11(0 sun • II0.t110) and the ''biIte" %rax long been 911 00- , with It. Iwov; ledged nlenn1 of .l:;ogreosion. 11!111': I9 "09 ('0111(0 Poten & 9i11))'`AI 1119 111:111('4' 1111' ('; (' II 1 111: t'4 ins( ('03111t((fl, 1(100(1 no! ('101'!, " .1t Ivo it to 1111n, Wo tit) !1i�_tl that he'd maze eo1n;er4n;lye---;tad therefore II. 1:(Itm corned It,"-ICr.nens City Star. Ion (r to Iti:uig'c Ihp 110134: '1 a w•ot L!l'?. (out on uor::ebn0k, o.•o C::rltd1/2g n Creat E.Iare:as, (Iloaon Iicrald.) fellow uaull,•r,, ,1s n rule, n private I'etl11(ct (191!! the Sp(III:01• 1193 ,11111(1• nt t) i'lthu'r the nl(ulhOr 111 9911)'11 I.) (•(;III'(%;IfWit:11iI% ill ',till.. (ht('1', II)w• e1 e1', it illl'111h((' ;I 11(441'1'('4':) 111c of 111, „p(al:ea �haw•Lt!(4ro with 111 r. tieli,lnt 1tn)v tll,t he should wear what he 1'i;vm'.t1l, '"1'9'91• w'(11,'' 4111(1 the Nyu'a!:• e;', "I:u 110(7!.:'1' 11(11'; (1111'11 V911 111111' rise to a,t,lrl''•, i'It lion( 1 Shll% 194)1 1(0 111,' how niter diene the 1ue:ul,rtElect i.) t.11e;, (!'e 1';17.1::;'r''1 eye hal: I9',re4ue- ectile:l, tltt) 1'', 1;1'1 !lit, t•,)ii'lilliton .41 edit ll! complain 11,411 b( 14'!7) n thse!(',(4 , silent ;nt'uih,r. '.11,'11 ht was driven to 1111' :019 11:41 („I!1'lllrinll 11111t• It \411s ri(li- 1.11)4,114 114'29; i,nldon(n('d to ul:,t'Ir•ily lar t!1( ,ak' of 11 ! 11 1'141 s1!(. Thi., I,Iw' as rrgar,l4 drys, 1(19:lu in tit( to he more honored In (I''! hr(auII than in tllfl (11147,4411111'4', Me111llt'l9; 1111;4 lit ;71,1144:9' i:l nuc (I1ts.i they liked, 111 Innall- (IA gurus would sal'; in silk hal or bowl- '1ullt or in "l'((det gra t' and n' that,,. 1r. nr (:nrulin(, 111(11(4, 11r, Keil' liar - die first pt•e'ieato'l himself to Ihn House 111 (!11111 1111111 4---411 f111' its )Pllllg'e:11' k (011- ccru(:l-- in a tweed (1111, 1;111 lit( rale Ihal. llu'Ili)i t.s 4honl(1 br (a(croi( sillillrr I O{r':h;w,"41'�!tdl, r%'tOt1:l';lltld.lieu4lv4;(,t"r 1)l;:9li11ll:n44it'414 l.l'_i1nh110r711'l7(.,0'l91!l1�,,„!IrIn1c»''1140 .1II'tt41t;1.41: .1041a!I-111b1Ti411hI oh,. 41. lown;e01d0113u4UeurwgsFouuinriUu!msfcs1la4g.n11la010 0ruatrttw0A9l1u3ubl' eyDOrrhl11"11,11 nnyu Or0:h9O1)c90!14:rta's Tthplo- [tftLP NG h;[S. 01' c(pu:a)lnof- I,ld e(0soymthat Uut!,hl,' th0 t1,'e 111)11••1', 1ul' .I ;:,111\1' l!: il) 1111'IhC'Ir9r (1(111411110 101 r: 1'711) bl 4410 hal'!% ni' a trop I 11010 the avenue or to pay ,1 visit lu another 1 R e;c 7n:punlcd. ,oat Illt)rely cltnpar- 1r)al \1.11ie1 cl(ildren s:: 1 t'f'" :itt , 11. 001 1 c7!9r_-ercttea do not (elan% u0Wattaye. 1?• illy 1`11(1111'1, 1ti4, !1191111( (,i 1'.t":II,'I''. Yi 1111 ' X1•')9 \'''!:'!r:to:'e t!;":'n ;II'(M'(3Utlone? S1rnulf !;(er,r..1lt u9id,'niUlrrlie h: 4(1(41: (tit ho)ru!,u tyho la\'(' It°d tl9' 'I'111,Itds IIl1t ill+10 :, (11: at ,, goal', -y /Ur f01'tw04 11lli:%Cry n1d U 1'0001'4 'I I tit( 111147 pnh'ular )11:.1111)0(1 Ia;"il.'N:,' Itl n11!d 9,11:9.1 Df CDIIi:,IrntOt`v 791:0 stick to noth- (lnmula. :111,1' nlnt.h(t u. -in:; 9!11; ►I,4•n itv to I.4,:rf r:oc!al Urllnuulc 0! Irotlne'rly 'I'Ith1l1's hay tlu „unruntct ('I It w•;s'tha dc1•huenlals w'U0m mammit fen.roif; 1 ' 'T ' it is l 11111Ch bDldnl' flClb?m^r Ula.% IBaT »tont 99114'47 th;tt %hie nlr'di''.r 'Irl(;; nor, rlrnou drw'n Huy u(oulUnt and rnrr , opi:i t:k lural darn. y aft tho tutu:941 on( 1);Irllc'ic of f i fol to mllllo 1- lrunal,', !n Il. pot, ileal 499:11 (.rug, `111(1 1)t' iiit.we'llt( Ile 11(':7 or I,t. I n L'e o of k)!1:�,; t-111in1 i httl'U Ill (lldll'dfl l!l moil 11'_'5 cents n box front 1l( 1);', '11'11• '1mrr,. .____.?.1..11__.___...1 Hams ll(clieiny Cu,, .Pr)ol:\'ill,', .int. ' Best' Years of Life, 111obhs-" So yon1 ,t everything von(L';1!I 0101phi,4 11 (Turd, had out In-.Ka1Is1t4, eh? It must 11ti'e y'(iit onnsiocy' the been n 41I1`e)'0 blow 10 you." lobb9•-,- l•'•••;' !',`:Irs;. of 1 ilhlit's life? conin ch 11he 11111,11(4) 111 g,walking almaels pre• ";1 ec1'ere blaw'?1f1'l:y, 11 was' theiiiytt1l-i'I'Ll!'iielits. that com(:�'ntter nevall' departed I art1 ' 1 Il'In n 'm'u , ( 1 l 1lC t y:4'nit( 14,11,n -beim 1vastod, JAS. McMURCHIE Vl%tet &tlt)t11i. o BANKERS J. L. KERR, PUBLISHER, THURSDAY, 1I Alt 28, Ilk 7 A GENERAL d3ANEINt7 NITSINESS ! 7'RANSAIA' Er), ()NT. NOTES DISCOUNTED. PA(wi: FOUR --T1s t 13LYTH STAN DAM)I1iAkcii 281 lt, t 907,• WE have come to think that Thaw is I not near~ ; it is only the essay they Tha• t Are Easy to Remember ,tress him, FOR SALE, -The blacksmith shop, tools, etude, etc►,, house and lend belonging to the estate of the late It. It Douglas is ()flared for sale, and roust be sold at -outs-; \Itis, \)narks'+ SIX FACTS --11 - Jusii it Pitihr.rrs the tvreel:erof the York Loan (2ompany, ►was sentenr.ed to f'lli.4'I'-That if there Ie any particularly Sale Notes aspecialty, Advenees mndo ! ;) years in Kingstono penilentiary lust right place to do •Jewelry shopping it Naturtlity, This sentence caste ea n to farmers un their own notes, No additional security required. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at Current Rales 11'o oll'er every accommodation con. I sentence tt'oulll be all ha would receive, einem with safe and conservative Vet 11 y the way of trangressors is bauklug principles. I hard. UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS :1rri;n the formal op rnin;; of the To loan on Real Estate at lowest rates 'Pran�wnul Jullinuleut u con interest, I I y spates; up, the AfIikItnders demanding REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 1 the use of the Dutch language. \Vo surprise to the prisoner, who imagined like other big wreckers, that a. small Persons wishing to sell will do well to place their property on our list for sale. Rents collected, CONVEYANCING Is here. SECOND -That it is the right place only because we sell the right goods. '1'IIIigi)----.Ind don't ehsrge too much fur tlrcur, R1'II--Wo have special goods for all special occasions such as birthday an• niversarles, wedding souveniers and burl' like. 1'1['1.(I -\1'e have c )nfdenco in every bit of ourstock and ask you to examine It critle.tlly, wonder twhnt would hnl•pen in the X'I'II---There is no best time to call, Dominion Parliament if the members 1 Any day is the right day. outside of (;ltwbec would demad that all the French members speak in Eng. Of all kinds promptly attended to. lish when addressing Parliament, General Botha, a former Boer General, FRANK METCALF is now the Premier of the country. --*- TIiE ratepayers of Blyth made n big advancement on 'Tuesday of this week when they recorded their votes for the Ilill lis -law and thus starts and in- dustry in town on a larger scale. Most towns and villages are only to willing to accept the proposition from nn out- sider, who may have neither money or the ability to help his business along and in a year or may he less, the town has the whole thing on their hands. Let ns hope that this is only the corn• nleneenrent and that we will start, and build Myth up, -*- ON Good Friday the Western Football Association meets at Stratford for their annual sleeting, For years this meet- ing hits been held in Perlin, the ehief officer came from Berlin and and as a consequence the W. P, A. was run by a few tin -horn sports in that city, We hope at this meeting the officers will he a new lot and that the league will have a new lease of life. In our mind the W. I', A. is as rotten as the 0. L. A, and the 0, II. A, and a general spring clean up this year will give the league a good name, IVO hope the headquarters of the W. F. A. will be in Stratford. Here's to the success of the W. F. A, for 1907, -*- ONE of the proposed amendments re- ROBERT H. (JARNISS ceived by Harry Brown, Secretary of RLIIEVA1',E - - ON'T'ARIO rho \V, F, A„ Berlin, is -Vest more power in the President. To our mind Auctioneer for Huron Co. a President of any company or ergani- Terms reasonable, Snlas arranged for nation is generally the "boss" but to all at Tun STANDARD office, Blyth, INSURANCE. We represent the leading Fire and Life Assurance companies, and respect. fully sullen your acoount. OFFICE HOURS ; 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. Business Bards. A. B. MACDONALD, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eto. Suo• censor to G. F. Blair. Office over Stan. dad Bank, Brussels, Solicitor for Metro. politan 13ank. Fltt;11!)F00T, HAYS & BT. AiR. Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Etc. Oillces-Those formerly occupied by Misters Cameron and Bolt, Goderloh. W Proudfoot, K.C. ; R. C. Hays, G. F. Blair. 0, E. LONG, L.D,S., D.D.S. Dental Surgeon. (graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons. An honor graduate of 'Toronto University. Wee over James Cutt's store, Pretoria block, Bluth. At Auburn every Monday 9 a.tn. to ,'s p.nr. W. J. MiLNE, M.1),C.1f. i'hyslolan and Surgeon. M.D.C.M., Ilni- versity of TrinityCollege; M.D., Queen's University; Felow of Trinity Medical College, and member of the College of Physlulans and Surgeons of Ontario. Cor- oner for the County of Huron. Oil'Ice, one door north of Commercial hotel, Queen street, Blyth. F. SCOTT BRUSSELS, ON's', Auctioneer for Huron County Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for at the ollice of TItt: STANDARD, Blyth. Blyth Livery ,,,...AND Sale stables I)r. J. N. Perdue, PROPRIETOR. ovocllec��(v V.S. First-class Horses and Rigs for hire at retteonable rates. Beat of accommodation to Commercial Trarellere and others requiring rigs. Veterinary office at livery stable, KiNG AND QUEEN STREETS, BLYTH, Spring Term Opens Tuesday, April 2nd This school, which is the largest and most; propreseivn commercial and short- hand avhool In Western Ontario, en,ioys the reputation of doing the best work in business education In Canada. Our graduates are In demand as commercial teachers and o(lloe assiatante, Write for our tree catalogue and yon will get full Information concerning our school. ELLIOTT & McLACNLAN, Principa/s. Jewelry and Stationery. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for Umlpletion of (guderinh Breakwater" will he received nt this Once until Thurs- day April l8 -h, 1907, Inclustvaly, for the eompletInn of Breakwater at t;oderloh, IIuron C,runty, Ontario, according to n plan and specification to he ,lett et the offices of J. G. Sing, E q , It•tsldent EigI• neer, Confederation Ltie Building, Toron- to, Ont. ; 11. Lamb, I: q., Resident 1•;'• ({(neer, London, Ont,, on application to the Pustnlaster at Goderich, and at the Department of Public Works, Ottawa. '!'enders will not be considered unless made on the printed form eupplled, awl signed by the actual signature of the ten• deters, An accepted einem on a chartered bank, psyal)le to the Ifonourablc the 'lin- Ister of Public Works, for seven thousand live hundred dollars (87,500,00) must se. company each tender. The cheque will be forfeited if the party tendering decline the contreut or fall to complete the work c )n• traoted for, and will he returned In case of non•eeseptane3 of tender, Tne Department does not bind Itself to accept the lowest nr any tender, 13v order, TIIED, GBLINAS, Secretary. Department of Public Werke, Ottawa, March 18, 1907. Newspapers will not be paid for this ad- vertisement it they insert It without authority from the Department, members connected with this association they know that he has only been n figure•Iiead, not that we have had poor men there, for indeed the 11'. P. A„ have been lucky to have R. C. Ches. wriglrt and L, B. Duff as their Preli- donts, but it hes been run by the secretary and the Berlin hunch till the teams in the different towns are heartily sick of the controlling element told n move is being made to replace thein, \Ve wonder if Mr, Foran, trustee of the Stanley Cup, has been taking Brussels Monument Works We buy by the carload direct from the queries, (let our prices. We employ no agents. lessons from the W. P. A, WILSON & HUNTER The Millinery Openings. BRUSSi,LS Last Friday and Sat.nr(lay was mil. Unary day in Blyth. The showrooms were filled with beautiful goods and, owing to the lavish use of flowery and the wide range of colors, the millinery displays were probably never so gor- geous. The ribbons are getting back somewhat to the styles of ten year's ago, Lust spring there was a slight tendency that way, in the fall it was more pronounced, And now the old styles are fully in again, Gauze, velvet and silk combinations are shown in beautiful effects, ns are moire and gauze stripes and silk taf- feta, showing large rose patterns. Bleck told whites in stripes and plaids are quite strong. There is no prevail- ing color in ribbons although there 19 tt little craze for the leather shades. Wbito warp taffetas giving a slightly shot effect is a novelty shown, Satin and velvet ribbons promise to he Retiree, Malines and chiffons will be still rnttch in vogue. Atnong the new materials for trim- ming too noticed cashmere net and tuwco net, which promise to he strong with the better class of trade ; they wore formerly shown 111 black nod white, but the later fashions have pro- duced them in colors, Veiliugs, both in chiffon and chantilly, will be much affected, the former coining in colors' tc, snit the costume, the latter draped end e<41-444(242,46.0 pinned at the bncic, 7,71:1-#1,1 Mt:eD Miss Anderson, Miss Baker And Miss Porter, milliners at the different stores, received many cotnplirnents in the way they had the hats trimmed and the meaner in which they were shown, Afro. .T, J, Leslie, of Winnipeg, strangled her nine-year-old daughter during a fit of insanity, Fire that started in the Cnnnda'fue &Label Company's premises on Nacre Dame street, Montreal, did $100,000 damage, Fireman Bernier full seventy feet down the elevator shaft, but es• caped with a few bruises, -- ONTARIO, CHEAP READING OUR CLUBBING LIST. The Standard , $1 00 The Standard and Weekly Adver- tiser ,... 1 (35 The Standard and Weekly Wit- ness, 1 00 'Phe Standard and Weedy Globe 1 35 The Standard and Family Herald 511(1 Weekly Stan' 1 70 The Standard and Weekly Mail and Empire 1 05 The 5tundard and Hamilton Semi- weekly Times 1 80 The Standard and Weekly Free Press 1. 80 The Standard and Toronto Week- ly Sun......,. 1 80 ''.'Ire Standard and Hamilton Ttwice•n-week Spectator..,.,... 1 80 Tim Standard and Toronto Daily Star "64 0004 2 25 The Standard and Toronto Daily News , 2 25 The Standard and Farmer's Advo• tette..... , 2 30 The Standard add Daily Adver- tiser 2 50 The S'nndard and Evening Free Press 2 75 The Standard and Toronto Daily World .... .... 8 25 The Standard and Deily Free Press . , . .. , „ 13 50 The Standard and Evening Globe 0 50 The Standard and Evening Mail and Empire 13 50 The Standerd and Daily Mull and Empire .. 4 50 Tho Standard and Daily Globe,,4 50 Send all subscriptions direct to THE STANDARD, BLYT}I, ONT. Subscribe for Trig STANDARD, Brussels. 11311iuery openings are on in town now, A yin FIl:ott left for Hamilton where he has secured It situation. '\'Ire Ile Alva :Medicine Co., In the town Iirt1l Illi~ Iveek, 1)i•rs Ityke, of 'Toronto, is the new milliner at 11rs 11ch;inlrt�'s, 1'f Alox. Alr.Jienii-' of Walton, and have ruovedito Brussels. Dr. 1101010s and tion Milton, of Gode- ric+ll, were in town on 1londay. Ed. of (goderic)), ,was here Voting on 1lle By-law on Fred, Adams and 31r, Lomeli., of Prndericlr, were in town 11onday, Stetwitrt Snort and Ed, Nicholson expects to leave for the west shortly, 11('4Qr l)on,lmnn, twho hold.: a position 111 the Dominion ibitik, has been ()loved from Toronto to 1lontrenl. Bishop and Mrs, \Yard, former resi- dents, aro here from St. Thomas visit- ing Jno. tied Mrs. hill, Qiieun street, and other old friends, ft is 10 or 1'2 years since they removed from Brum- sols. ,11r, Ward has been laid up with sciatica lint is recruiting nicely now. Harold anti .Ino, Innis, of Stanley, visitors at 11. Ilendurson's, The former lost a f.00d share of troth thumbs by Int rim; his (nits caught in the gearing of a windmill, He lies spent 4 weeks in the Clinton lfospitni. Ills left arm was broken in two places. ,Mr, Tunis is making I;0Url progress, Lest week P. J. 3)c1)nnald and con- tineent left for Moose Jaw whore they will be busy at the large waterworks dam lir, NIeDonnld has the contend fur. in the company was Vessel and Roy 11c!)onal4l, of Brussels ; Edward lirynus, Morris ; Sant, Pope, of \Vim Nester ; Jiio, Campholl. Chas. Eaket, L. Elliott and Wm, Jlcl)nnnlrl, A cur of ueeessaries was shipped from Brussels for t'vorki le all the lob, On Monday the voting took pleat on the Carnegie Library By-law carried by a majority of 11 votes, People can talk shwa old time political elections bet they can't heat the election which tool; place on Monday. Following is the vote flit'. For No, 1 4'2 Nn.2 48 No, 3 '27 117 Aga ifist '21 31 51 Wostflaltt. Maple syrup SPASM) is here and all report, a good run. Albert Vincent left for Lethbridge, Alberta, where he intends to make his horse, lllhert 3!cf►eanr leaves shortly for 11)h.I i,.gau where he purposes residing in fin ore, `ars, 1Ie(r,llot'h hail the misfortune to full nu r.Ire ice sn l dislossis her ()Miele. ileder medical skill she isdoing well. John awl Mrs, hPrnick, of linked, Muu3t,slei, are herr ars rt visit in lir, lerrric f s mother, %vim is 'thing 8l: present, NI r. cud Mrs. Lowe, a newly married couple front Engler .I, ere enrpinye.l with .manes Redmond, having moved into his vscant house. The Liter.,r3 .'uciety. in tvlricll all have taken nn ieteres.t during the win- ter 111011 S, closes this twPnl;, hut we trust. it, will be re-orgr.rriwe(t next tyiu- ter•. 'SI'ItINu firmly.-131►•rh Agrteilltnrnl Society will hold n immune' It Spring Pair in Blyth 011Tuesday, April 2u•), A splendid list of prizes for entire stock &e, 1101'8148 -Clydesdale, Shire, Per - aileron and Roadster, Cattle• -Short. horn, Herefords, Polled Angus, (hale seed etc, Industry Hall has been se- cured for the Seed and Grain display, Very liberal prizes in cash are offered, No entrance fee ; no admission fee, Addresses will be delivered in Industry Hall Alt 2 o'clock by Government Specialists on subjects Interesting to Agricultnrnlists, For prize lists and full particular's apply to Frank Mot. calf, Secretary, Everybody invited. News along the Line. William Young, of Oakville, had both legs broken by bein}g, thrown from 8 bridge over Boyne River, near Parry Sound, Engineer J. 14, Thomas, of London, lots been appointed engineer for the township of 'J'tu;kersrnit11, 'I'Ile town- ship includes Henson and SO8101' 1, Judge ,savary, of Digby, N, S,, has sett his resignation to the Minister of Justice, and will bo retired with the nsunl retiring allowance from the 8lst inst. He is 75 years of age, Fred, Rowe was killed at the Tic. Clary works at Loudon, being caught and whirled around rl shaft, Navigation appears to be opening early in Lake Erie and district, One vessel left Datriot for Cleveland, and another left Ohathtun for points dowel the river, The Federal Government of Australia has decided to introduce n bill during the next session of Parllntnont establish. ing a two•ceut rare of postage on letters not Only throughout Australia, but tvith all parts of the British Empire and all foreign canaries that will deliver two•cent letters from Australia, Tho Cradle. .9uott'rnrt:u.-- In Morris on 'larch 22nd to lir, and Mrs. Wen, Shortroed a sou, KNOX,-In Hullrtt on ,'larch 19th, to Mr, and .11 re, Thos. Knox a daugh• I s t', I3rAc031,-In Rnllett on Mundt 24th, to Mr, turd Ito re, Wesley Beacons a 8011, The Tomb. Cutrrxu.-1n IIullett on l'at'ch 16th Juin Cuming, aged 4d years Aut� 10 monilia. CA1IPBt1Lr„-In Bnyfleld, on March 18, Peter Campbell. Cid. 1Q1 The Millinery Rush Is On After our opening of last wccl; which delighted the ladies who visited our show rooms, we are busy selling beautiful hats. Easter is early, 1)on't put off making a selection -- the stock is at its brightest anti best --come. I-Iave you seen our assortment of new White Muslin Waists We have all the new styles with short sleeves or long cuffs. They are beauties in every way, Soule of extra special value. at $ 1.00, rQ LC, nor rO ERSON <0:- CARPETS and LINOLEUM Drop In and insprct our immense stock of Floor ('-.verings, The patterns are more henutifal than ever. The pr toy ,ere the lowest that t'nod Carpets can he sold at. i'nlon Carpets, 25e, 35c, 15e. All Wool ('at•pete, (lSc, 75c, 8I,00, English 'l'spestry, 40e, talc, cilli, English Brussels, lite, ;41, $1.25. Carpet Squares, any siza to Ilt your room. Alt Carpets eat and matched free. J. H. CHELLEW - BLYTH We are too busy to advertise. EN * BLYTII Take Rival Herb Tablets for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and for oleaning the Blood, 200 days' treatment $1, 30 days' treatment 25c, For sale at Dr. Milne's Drug Store Wholesale from the RIVAL HERR AGENCY Kihcsrdlnc, Ont. Our 25C Tea It's as gond as we say It is. Maybe bet ter than you think It. is. Just ono thing against it The price is too low It keeps people who aro.too particular from trying It. Our rrquest :-Will economical and try tit feet he prudent and a 253 Toa of mire? Ono little sip of the stewed beverage will do more than a cslumu of tally. Our other Teas' at other ;tricot ere niFo con'idered to be of more than average merit. CASH FOR AL1, KINDS OF PRODUCE JAMES OUTT HOUSE AND LOTS FOIL SALE, -The undersigned Were for sale Late 88 and 1;9, 1Vestmoreland street, in the vllingo of Myth, Oa the premises there le a cornent•blook veneered residence 20328, kitchen 10x22 attnohed, hard and butt water, gond cement stable, Must be hold as proprietor Is going Weer, For further�par'tteulare apply to JOAN F. NIVINS, Blyth, TIME TABLE. LONDON AND WINGHAM BRANCH, YOUTH, NORTH. ern pm ant pin 0 40 'i '10m 11 10 7 3+i 11 00 7 20 l) 13 3 33 (152 344 700 15(1 714 401 7 47 4 23 8 06 4 311 8 15 4 47 8 22 4 52 835 505 8 40 5 15 Wingham Winguritn Jut. Bolernvu Blyth Londesburo Clinton Brucelleld Kippeu Ilensall Exeter Centralis 1050 713 10 38 7 0() 10 30 0 52 10 15 035 053 (110 050 011 944 005 930 564 0 18 6 43 8 59 5 20 Clandeboye 9 00 5 34 0 05 5 30 Liman Craning 0 05 8 30 0 12 5 37 Dentleld 8 115 5 25 9 21 5 40 Ilderton 8 45 5 10 0 211 6 54 Ettrlek 8 35 5 07 9 35 t 58 ilyrlo Pru'k Crossing 8 20 '5 02 9 37 0 00 Hyde Pnrlc Jot. 8 24 5 (HI 9 15 0 10 London 8 15 4 50 Conneetions am for nil station8 onnro the Palmer Palde nt merston Kin- cardine branch. Conneetlons aro made at Clinton for all stations on the Buffalo and Goderloh branch, and all stations front Stratford to Tormntn, Conueotlons are made itt Lttoan Crossing for all statrione west to Sarnia. Connections are nn►de nt London for all stations east and west on the main line, goring Show pates, Blyth, Tuesday, April 2nd. Clinton,' Thursday, April -.Rh. J3rucefdoltd, Wednesday, April path. 1],11:rii 28'r1i, 1907- 11141'1111 STA N DA 'AGE FIVE. THE RIGHT HOUSE A RELIABLE STORE 1VIVI WORTHY (rOODS ON SALE AT MODERATE) I'itIUEH FOR CAM AND FARM PitODUCEJ, SP ' ING GOODS yThe constant growing demands on our stock has necessitated our buying a larger and better assort- ment of Dry Goods for the Spring of 1907 than ever before. It will ap- peal to the one who is looking for the LTA best values and closest prices. A rkATI k' kYA Highest prices paid for Farm Produce. ii E. BENDER BLYTH n+ teirl BUTTER & EGGS 'W'AN'TED As we matte a epeetalty of handling produce we are paying the highest oaf prices for Butter and i:ggs at our store. When you have any of these for sale get our prices before going elsewhere. Grain ckeoks paid after banking hours at our store. MoMILLAN & GO. Dlnsley Street • ]Blyth TOWN TOPICS. TO ADVERTISERS All advertisements mast, be in titr: office by Monday noon to insure inser- tion in issue of currant week. Trus is the last of Lent. '1411r mi:lincry openings were finite a success Inst weep. 'l'nr: I'0111 on Monday night clean- ed up the roads in pretty good style, i tinder 2 years of age, $3, $2 ; Here - London trains are late these days, owing to the repairs at High Park. Tin: Board of Management of St. Andrew's church 1s having the; manse renovate(. DURING the past week V. M. Rob- erts, Division Engineer of the C. P. R., and a stall' of surveyors are around Blyth taking the measure- ments of the road. NEXT Monday Is April Fool day. Smoot. closes to day for the Eas. ter holidays. RoriNM are becoming quite minter- LosT,-Alorldn,y 8I'tornoon near ]'otter's grain storehouse, a pair of spectacles, hall'oval lens, gold frame, Finder leave at STANn,tnn office where a reward of $1 will be Elven. 'J'lra Seaforth Expositor, the °ode• t'ich Star and the two Clinton papers are the only ones in the county that use folding inachiees in getting out their editions, A disgrace to Morris township Ix that they allow the (;, 1'. 1i, to lenvo the rand in Hurl) 11 condition on 9th line, A horse can sink nearly out of sight in the lintel:, Alts. IV.ri, CkliiPBE141, will have a supply of Cut Flowers for Engel., such as Easter lillies, roses, earnn- tfons and other kinds which can be had 'I'Ihul's(Iny, b'riday and Saturday of this week. 1',t'rnick Conrtss, formerly of 11'ingham, died in IValkerton on the lOth inst. llc calve to Huron coup• ty with his Gather lilts years ago, settling on a f'lo'ut in \Vest Wawa. nosh, where he continued to reside fur' •1O years, and where he is entitled to be classed as one 01' the pioneers of the municipality, Owing to ill health he was obliged to quit the faro), Aloying to Seafurth he lived retired for some time, but afterward went to IVInghaun and bought the Central hotel, now known as the National, Later he )removed to 11'a1kerton and purchased the Walk• el' house. His health again failing he retired from active life. Inter- ment was made in St. Augustine cemetery. Ile was 62 years of age and leaves our sons and two (laugh- ters. Mr's, J J. McCaughey of town is a sister-in-law to the deceased. E'1'trrtNING OF THE WAVs; -TI1C WWI) of Blyth is just now at the turning of' the ways, and the rata payers had to say whether we shall nus in this locality, I turn the corner and head straight DoN''1' forget the Spring Show on for prosperit,,l' and increased popular Tuesday of' next week, tion or whether we siutll lose our GOOD' FRIDAY will he a general way and keep going round in a holidayrand all tine business places circle -which is practically the same will be closed. thing as standing still, For years Tim. )nen engaged on C. P. R. we have been crying out for new construction work here were moved industries - industries of various to Walton on Saturday, kinds -soul when the Hill proposi• A NUMBER from town attended a tion cause before the Council every - party at the residence of Robert body thought It was a good thing Craig, Alorris, on Monday evening. and on Tucsbay of this week rccord- INvi'rATIONs hnvo been sent out ed their votes to show that they by 1[l'. and All's. James McMurcllie were for advancement, After I>'c• theh' friends for a dance to be turning Officer Elder made his re - given in Industry Hall on Thursday, turns the standing was as follows :- Total vote cast 165 April 11th, Total vote for 156 SINCE the prize lists for Blyth , Spring Fair were printed the follow. Total vote against8 In prices have been added s -Any Spoiled hallus 1 registered stallion with three of his As soon its weather permits Mr. 11111 1906 colts, $5, $3 ; Shorthorn bull Will commence to have the wort) on rho new factory started and it should I•r 113 rumored that the openings• held at Golden's store last Friday' evening had the other millinery' openings beat a mile, of' course the gentlemen would say so, Iv the Sunday World of Marc! 24th we notice the face t,f R. 13, Car. ter, along with the boys of the On. tario College of Pharmacy Football team of the intercollegiate series. NEXT Tuesday afternoon the household effects of' Mrs. R. R. Doug- las will be sold by Auctioneer F, S. Scott, of Brussels, at her residence. Sale to continence at 2,30, tants cash, It is expected that )Mrs. Doug- las will take a trip west, so they Are offering everything for sale. Don't forget the date, 'Tuesday, April 2nd. ford bull under 2 years of age, $3, $2 ; Polled Angus bull under 2 years of age, $3, $2. LAST Sunday morning, 17th inst,, Peter Campbell, of Hayfield, appear- ed to be in about his usual health. Ile did the chores and then with Itis sister drove to St. Andr'ew's church, but during the service was stricken with p,tralysis, IIe was removed to the residence of his wife and medi- cal aid summoned, but all was of no avail, Inc never regained conscious- ness and as another day dawned 1115 .spirit passed beyond this sphere. Ile is survived by his wife of two years ...nd their little son who was born 3 reeks ago. Ile is also survived by Is brothers --John of Stanley, of' Bayfield, and IVnt, of , and three sisters -Airs, Arm - ng and hisses Catherine and gavot Campbell, of Stanley, The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon to Bayf!eld cemetery and was largely attended. The,services were conducted by'Rev, Air, McNeil, Mr, Campbell was a man of inte- grity and was much respected in the comulunity whore he had lived for so long. On common fences the continuous wire stays are sure to bend and the locks to loso their grip undor continual pros• euro of your horses or cattle. And onto they do, rho top two, soon followed by those below, will sag and destroy the efficiency of your fence. Nothing like that can happen to our Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence, Tho short, stiff hard stool wire In our hingo•stays cannot bend whoa the lateral wires aro weighted down, owing to their being so short and jointed at each strand wire. Pressure ot,a horse on tho top wire things the "bingos" In (ho stays into action and prevents thea) front bending, and when t u'eeeure Is relieved the )once springs book into place again. Tho lateral wires are lllgh•Carbon Hard Stool and coiled to provide for expansion and contraction by bent and cold, rind aro also crimped nt the Intersection of the stays and strands to prevent the stays tofu slipping sideways-thurefero no looks aro needed, liuy the Dillon Hingo•Stay Fence. It's "twice as strong." 'Twice as good an eat, Catalogue free. The Owen Sound Wire Fence Co., Limited, Owen Sound, Ont. IZL NATESETAYFC, MoPIIERSON 13IIOS,, I3LYTII ; JOHN ,JOHNSON, LONDESI3O11O ; AGENTS, be Tong before everything is in run- uing order. WEDDING 13Et.ts.-A very inter- esting event occurred at the home of 'Phomas and Mrs. 1+'ttirservice, Hul- led, on March 20th, when their daughter, friss Sarah, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony, by Rev. N, M. Leckie, of Londesboro, to ]Vin, 11, Curving, of Blyth, at five o'clock as the strains of the wedding march were being played by Miss Katie Curring, sister of the groom, Tho bride entered the room leaning upon the twat of her halter. The bride was charmingly dressed in white silk trhntned with insertion and lace carrying a bouquet of white carnations, while Miss Bertha Crittenden, dressed in white silk, acted as flower girl, and Master Gal'l'ic Stevens curried the ring In a basket of white carnations. After the ceremony and congratulations were over the guests sat down to a sumptuous supper which was fol. lowed with toasts by Rev, Mr, Leckie and N. I3. Gerry, of Blyth, the remainder of the evening being spent in tripping the Tight fantastic, The presents were both numerous and costly showing the esteem in which the bride and groom are held, The bride's travelling suit was of green chiffon broadcloth with velvet hat to match. At a Into hour all )vent to their homes feeling they had spent It mosten,joyable evening, and wishing Mr and Nil's, ruining a long and happy lire and n side journey to their new home in the west, fur which they will shotly leave, East Wawanoah, M. 11. Craig has purchased n new threshing outfit, including a Clinton new'110proved separator. Harry sags he'll blow the dust out this year all )'iglu, At a meeting of the council held at Belgravo on Friday, tenders for the township printing were received from '1'1114 131Nr1t STANDARD, the 1Vhrrthain Advance and the Wingllam 'fines, The tender of the Advance, being the lowest, was accepted, 0101,..'-. M,tuitr.'r' RaP,l'ortT.- \Vilest 70-70 ; Barley 48-48 ; Oats 36-86 ; Peas 74-75 ; Butter 20-21 ; Eggs 16-17. People We Know Mr, J. S. °olden was In London this rY('elt. Mins Fanny Alssnn was 1n Bilis. sc!s on Monday afternoon. AI r, John Vincent is visiting in Stratford and St. Marys this week. Master (1coi'ge Eaton has been on the sick list this week with bron- chitis, Mr. J, Leslie Kerr was In Brussels nn Monday voting on the Carnegie 1,ihr;try Bylaw. All's. ,Jabez Walker has been on the slclt list but we hope she will soon he as well as eve)', r, 1V, J. (beer, of IVinghaIn, and Air, .1. Greer, of (Tattle, spent Sun. day with friends in town, M r, John Brigham represented 'Myth bodge at the Grand Lodge, A. 0. 15. W,, at 'Toronto last week. Mr. A. B. !Maci)onald and Mr. Nies Morgan, of Brussels, were in town last Wednesday evening. Aliss Sarah Bentley left on Wed- nesday for Winnipeg, where she will t'isit for a few months ; we wish her a pleasant visit, ,Inmes'Thuel1, of Brussels, and Win, 'l'huel1, of Morris, were in town on Monday recording their vote on the Hill 13y -law, Mr. Andrew IVehster, who has been employed at the Commercial for some time, has engaged with NIr. Fre nk Little, of 111111c . Mrs..Tailtes Greer and 11fiss Lizzie Greer, el Uorrle, have heen guests at the home of lir, and Nil's, James Bentley for the past few days. Mrs, James lllu't and daughter, Miss MIna, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Carter, Dins - ley street, during the past week, crrurtc ►'rFs, Special Easter music will be sung in Efts different churches on Sunday, Rev, Mr, Curry, of 1Vniton, delivered two fine sermons in the Methodist church last Sunday. *** Good Friday service will be held in 'Trinity church at 7.130 p. nn. when an address upon the last word frout the truss will be given, * On Easter Sunday in Trinity church the sacrament of the Lord's supper will bo administered nt 8 it. m, and again at the close of the evening service; *** The annual Easter vestry of Trinity chnt'ch will be held in the church on Monday evening at 8 p, m, Special mooting of Presbytery of Huron will be held in Willis chore!), Clinton, on Monday, April 1st, at 10.30 a. in, **a: Rev. J. S. Loclt)toad, of London, formerly of the Londesboro circuit will occupy the pulpit in St. Andrew's (dowel' next Sunday. + `r * Last Sabbath morning Rev, N. M. Leckie, of Londesboro, took as his topic in St, Andrew's church, "'['ho third petition of the Lord's Prayer." In•tho evening his sermon was "Jesus Christ and );Tito crucified." J, Leslie Kerr sang "Galileo" at the evening set'vice,I; Leadbury. hiss 1 -]attic' Sibbens, of Stratford, is visiting with fiends and relatives here, The home of 1Vm. Clark has been gladdened by the ln'osonce of it now farm hand, David McCutcheon has returned to tho West, taking with hint a car of settler's affects. The school concert hold last Friday night was a decided success, The pro- ceeds amounted to Slid, Miss Aloud Davidson has gone to Seaford] whore she is employed on the tailoring staff in the store or Stewart Bros, '.1'hn last meeting for the season of the Young People's Circle was hold et \VIII, Hack well's homy on 'Tuesday evening, 'There was It large attendance and it most enjoyable time spent. The program for the evening consisted of readings, recitations, singing and n spelling match, Dliss Mamie McEwen, of the Leadbury store, and Aliss Hattie Sibbes, of ,Stratford, being the Inst to leave the floor on their respective sides, Albert Dundas has purchased a very fine young bull from the well known breeder, Peter Alcliny, of'Tuchet'smith, He is from imported stock on both sides, his dant being Royal Don and his sire is Royalty, which heads Mr. Mc- 1Cay's herd sued was bred by Senator Edwards, of Rockland, neer Ottawa, Mr, Dundas has got an exceptionally fine animal for which Ito paid a large figure, and while he has him largely for his own lino heal, he will Also prove a V1111211010 anival for his neighbors, The Altar. S9'rwART-Soucit.-On February 276, nt the parsonage Bluevnlo, by Rev. 0, Baker, Mr. John T. Stewart, of I3luevnle, to Miss Eva May Souch, of Morris, CuMrxa-FAI;sIcnvlcn,--At the resi- dence of the bride's parents in 'tulle)), on Wednesday, 111arch 2001, by Rev, N. M. Leckie, of Londesboro Mr, W, H, Coming, of Blyth, to Diss Sarah, daughter of Mr. nod Mrs, Fnh'service, ft) fir' i'W ) ii :v r 11r2.r r\fj{ r.O•4N1rV r .►, r.((J _NyS)1ulr\'N`jrS j♦_(Lr I JryrCj j(1 ( [j ' r 4 . t/.i► iI( .I itJiil.ii1d.tIJii1 A L/Si[7, 1 Gi► 1/iI►J Ji7 Wall Papers This season is indicative of very early house cleaning, Wall Papers have already been sold. The early buyer secures the best selection. Our variety is numerous in patterns and colorings. '1'1ie prices range from 3c a single roll to 25c rspccially do we wish to mention the notable patterns, the Victoria, Wild Rose, the Three Sis- ters, English Snowdrop, the Landscape. _01.._.11.. Carpets The Carpet department has again been replen- ished with 1 -temps, Union and Wool Carpets, Ta- pestry and Brussels Carpet. Old prices prevail throughout, Good Union Carpets at 25c, 35c, 40c, 50e. Good Wool Carpets at 65c, 75c, 85c and $r. Good 'Tapestry Carpets at 35c, 40c, 45c, 50c, 55c, 65c and 75c Good Brussels Carpet at $1. Good Hemp Carpets at r 5c, 17c, 18c, 2oc. Floor Oils and Linoleums in i yard, 1 4 yards, t t o yards, 2 yards and 4 yards wide. At present we have in stock 4 pieces of 4 yard wide Linoleum in block, mosaic floral de- signs, ranging in price from $1.8o to $2.25 full width. Ladies' Underwear at 5, 6, 7, 8, to, 12 1-2, 15, 18, 20, 25, 35, 40, 50C. Men's Underwear in Pants and Shirts at each 25, 35, 40, 50, 75e, $I, Shaker Blankets iii grey and white, 79c, 9oc, $1,25, $1.50 per pair. POPLESTONE & CARDINER Successors to McKINNON & CO. a3EI:1.aBAGEUM Better than all other Stock Foods. Nothing to beat it for horses, cattle, sheep, pigs and fowl -50c and 25C packages, 'LOUR Best Manitoba, made from No, 1 hard wheat, also Choice F AL1. KINDS OF GROCERIES. LIVERPOOL SALT FOR BUTTER MAKERS, Cash for Butter and Eggs. A. TAYLOR Y. MEATS. BLYTH HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY to reach the consumer direct. Your advertisement in this paper would be read as you are now reading this. We will be pleased to give you particulars so why not Grasp the Opportunity CURRENT COMMENT 'I'Itnt t'1I11)ly fatal 1'vplc.•loe French ball tip ,len.) at her '.Toulon will elm;,. pt. ells t" "1;t':„ :cher 4111 Malas," Now if there \regio I6:1 euane uelirc pulil.ieinn(4 int4msted in pr' lu'- ing 111 44444)' at,aiust .smile. Itl'Irllliori i_ power history alight fervid it'.'li f;:t- ther, British statesmen are still troubled over the 11eceased \Vile's Sister matter. :11itiage with !ler i, legalized in (treat Britain. \vheu it has been soleeni'tr1 1n ('aum)(ht or any other ilritisu colour where it is lawful, Now a bill is prc•scnt- t•d to lee:1)i:'.t, t'_nPh tuar1'mlge`i when 0111- inlet01 "within the realm tel' without." ,1n1 it got its. zteet.n,l reading by a vett' of (i;; to 24. The 1111and Revenue Department has issued a bulletin giving the results (.i analysis of 4)) complus of tomato cat• sup, Of these only 8 here found to be unadulterated; 111 samples were not marked ''mixture," and their inanlfae- turer:s are therefore liable under the aet, and 9;) samples are reported "adultera• tion doubtful." Some of the, samples are not only dyed, but contain preserva- tives, surd' las boric, 1pcnzuie iwd sulphur, ons acid. It ticenls to Il$ (11'4 the lk'part• ]mmnt would (10 well to advertise the re- sults of these analyses. It would told to inform buyers and dealers 11(4 to 11'hat is offered then). It would ,wort: for pur- ity of foodstuffs. is. a. The petition of the people of Jamaica to the British Government for help is a pitifully worded document. It states that it is estimated that seven hundred p0rwun(4 were killed in Kingston by the eolt!u poke, that many were maimed for life, many widow,, and orhpnrls left, the genteel and humbler classes reduced to poverty, many out of work. Excluding government and 111u1licipal buildings, the damage to buildings is set at £2,000,000, a total made up of buildings burned, : t t ..r.ill ),1011; private buildings damaged, ,Ct400,(1(I0; churches, etc., iu Kingston, .060,000; merchandise and personal pro• perty burned, .0500,000; churches outside Kingston. A:30,00(I; other buildings ill other parishes,' £20,000. The following part of the appeal strikes hoarse, and cannot be very well iRmorcd: 'I'Iae ntrennn of sympnlhy 111 the great country inhabited by our near neighbors gave promise of increasing in volume till Inter it should become at broad river bear- ing succor for the distressed. But your petitioners hawing observed with the liveliest satisfaction the dignified atti- tude of His Majesty's Government 111 ,relalion to the generous offer of the American Government to aid the suf- ferers in money or otherwise, and that His 1fa,jesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in the name and on behalf of flis Majesty's (government has itntininled iu euurteous terms of gra.leful appreciation that there will be no ,junks• ficatiun for calls upon the generosity of other nations. Having dimmed up the stream of benevolence that began to flow so gen- erously from other countries, especially from the United States, Britain is in duty bound to sec that Jamlaiea does not 1111111'CeS9al'i1y suffer in consequence of the 0:u'th(pmtke. If voluntary sub• scriptions from the British people are inadequate to meet the case, the Imper. lal Parliament hill have to open up its purse fur the benefit of the eolunists. There aro millions of people starving in Russia and C'hina, yet hardly a word is being said about it hi the public press. 1)i(414)4100 lends enchantment to the view. It also deadens the efft'lt of u great cela.n:sly, sn that p(0111e in ('nn• 111111 Del tall: 01111 read about millions being on the verge of starvation without getting unduly 'exc'ited, Bring these calamities nearer to our own door, 4111(1 the wimple country world be roused to fever pitch (1n(1 all sorts of methods employed to send relief, 1'et these people are its truly starving and in 140041 of relief as I!luugh they were our next door ncighbnr.4. It is cnleultted that there are at preisent, five nliil14)n Chinese living .on (11au'ity, getting al cupful of rice it day to keNli',tlleln alive, '11101r crops were (11'opt 'nwny by the rains 1111111C11i- a1(11' after it wars harvester. They have no seed, and Ilse next harvest is five mouths (listen). These people have left their hosne.s and 1)0 living' by the tllon• sands ill eonceutratiun camps. In Russia it it+ ~(sled thirty million are confronted with nn 011tir:' crop failure and lows no .seed groin, 'I'hnuettids if not millions o!' these people 11 1'1, (lying, 'Their 11ov• 1'rnusenls )Hurn' il, but are linable to 11('11) them In nlll' extent,. If Christian 111(11o718 do not coins t11 the resent., mil- lions of lives tvlll be lost. 4.i Envy n woman 41111 you will uutke het' happy, • •''u' 5aves A Lo Qf B)othcr The starch that needn't be cooked. ,that won't stick.. that gives a bril- liant gloss with almost no iron-efort..ian't that the starch you ought to Have then use on your clothes? Buy it by name.. your dealer sells it. 401 ,4 rare• iff rete ea11Tfl ; Getting the First Thousand. (Denver Republican.) "Get the first S1,(Oo. Atter that money making is easy." Thiel is the old-time a=ngo advice of the hard-headed' self -wade man. That axiom has eel many mon to saving, They fixed upon that sunt as the glittering far-off herald of a fortune some time to be made. To a luno on a small salary—a .alnr y, Bay, out o( which something can be saved wookly without too much deprlvatlon—the advice is good. There Ls elulething in it that acts as a stimulus to econotny. And who will deny that economy is a good thing or that any truth that lights the way to it should not be known? \laxly men, there• fore. have boon buoyed up In their economies by the belief that the first 51,000 Is the hard- est to get and that ;afterward all the rest would be (easy and the good things of the world that follow a bouut. ous supply of money would be within easy roach. Deed of a Gallant Nobody. It is not nlw'ayi 1 h information enr- rietl by the recognized aides•de-eanlp to 411141 from the commanding officer in hat. Ile which i, of the highest value, There was a supreme moment during the hal• tic of 11'aterloo when the Uuke of \Petr llllgton was left absolutely alone --and that nut when he was running the risk "f cnplur(' by sailing through the 1,n• amp's lines. It simply meant that every galloper 11101 nope his was, (11.1) with his nie•sage. .11 th;• moment e stranger rode all to 1!11' pulse and quietly asked: -Cm) I be of ;my ll e, ,i0" The Doke took ono glance at dial, and muherit1tiaely 4111• suite&;: '•1•es, take this pencil note to the cntunlstasisg officer," pointing to n l('ginu'ntin the heat of the battle, The stranger tool: the note and galloped away with it. through the thick of the fight. Ile delivered it, but \shat hap- pened to him n( man knows. The Duke always declared that to be one of the !mist gellaut dents dill had ever some antler his notice, 1t 11:1(4 done without prospect of neknu\vledement or reward, and neither attended its suceesaful Ire• ieenpli-'hlnenl. f;c1,min;y 4ltald1lyd. Minard's Liniment ('o., Limited: Gentlemen, ---11y daughter, 13 years old, 11'115 thro\vm front a-1e;gi1 and in- jured her elbow .•u badly it remained stiff and very painful for three years. Four bottles of 411 N.1 R11'8 LINiMEN'1' completely cared 141,1., and she has nut been troubled fur two rear.:. Yours truly, .1. 11. L1VESOI'IT, St. Joseph 1'. O., lath Aulf., l'hl•l, FOOLED HERSELF. ":1 Now fork woman:" said henry Clews at a re'cet, (Ilitttar, 'saw in 11 shop window "n fifth ;avenue a collar of marls that she liked. She stopped her arriage 11))41 sought out the shopkeeper. " '11•hat is the price,' she said, 'of that pearl 001104' in your window,, "'Six thousand dollars, ma'am,' said he 'hopkoeper, and he drew forth the colla' and 1lo.phlyed its beauties to the daz;ded woman. "She took out her cheque hook. "'Pll tell you what 1'11 do,' she said. '1'11 give pow my ch44)41, for $3,000, and '11 send 1n}' hush:uul here to see the his afternoon. Don't tell hien it is $'41,000; tell him it is .;3,1)00. 'Then, ivay• be, he will buy it for 11(0,' "'The jeweler smiled .and lowed, He had seen 11(05 .sort of game played many a time before. " `I wish you lurk: m adnin' he said and the bitty departed. "!ler husband she folca'I in 1115 office in a ]flood unusually trau'tat:1e. 11e had sold certain 5to(00 at ;t „erail,l prulit that morning. fle cunsel1U:1 readily, therefore, to go and look at the necklace. "That evening his wile dressed for dinner with unusual care. She wore her most, lreautiflll gown. She dreamed, as elle dressed, of an 11ffeei.ionate husband elnspileg about her white throat a collar of pearls. "And—'1 bough that, pearl collar,' were the lrutn'S first swords when he got Leine. "'Von dear!' she exclaimed. `Let Inc see it.' "'Can't,' said be, '1 hail It sent to my mother's. Von know it is her birthday to -morrow.'" When a Horse Gots Hurt us Fellows' Lee n 's Essence But don't wait until an animal is injured. GET IT NOW—and you have the remedy that CL:.9.I;3 all lameness in horses, If your dealer does not handle end 50c. to National Drug do Chemical Co., Limited, MONTRItAl. 13 r ,.v !✓.t.... ,J.L4rr, r. n+YI •t r ,. :S, .p•,'ra • '` Bob Sleighs as Gun Carriages. A test w•hicll may prove of very great importance to the militia of Canada is now going on in Ottawa. It is to prove whether or not in time of war the ordin- ary bob sleighs which practically every farmer possesses could be used for car- rying the ordinary twelve -pound gun in winter, A Het of the regular sloop sleighs which are used by the farmers has been built and the gun and seats fixed 111 the hind sleighs, with the lim- ber boxes on the front sleigh. The out- fit wiil be inspected by Major General Lake, after which it will be forwarded to !Kingston, to be tested by the perman- ent force there. BETTER THAN SPANKING. Spanking docs not cure children of bed- wetting, There le a constitutional cause for Wta trouble, Mrs. M. Summers, Box W. 8, Windsor, Ont., will send free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full inetruotions, Send no money but write her to -day It your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the chlkl, the chancel are 1t can't help It, This treatment also curet, adults and aged people troubled with urine dlfflculUos by day or night. Slump in Shares. (Philadelphia Record.) According to stock market measurement there has been a shrinkage of Sl,fO8,42,0,000 In the value of railway and industrial shame In the hast six months, Notwlthet.unding thin squeezing process, there appears to be co serious elackoning In the volume of current or projected legitimate business. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff, Dangerous Doctrine in Court. The doctrine which le being preached and promulgated In soma of the courts that' a Don who loses his temper becomes tempor- arily Insane and Is not rolleon,•)ble in law for his acus le doctrine that is about ars mis• ohlovous and dangerous an could well bo Imaginal. It, is doctrine that destroys all incentive to self-control and rather encour- ages men to give away to panstou, to brutal appetite and to every sinful desire, t.•fie Minard's Liniment Relieves Nenralgia, f *- Horses Defined. 11'. A. Whitney, of lI'oetectee, Wyo., a rich rancher, during a recent visit to Nev~ York told a, story about a little slum urchin whole he had sent on a month's vacntlon into the country, "The lad," }nes said, "thought we got mush from the mushroom and milk i'rom the tnllk\reed. One morning n. holy point- ed to a horse in a field and said: "'Look nt the horse, ,Thmuy.' "'That's R cow,' 1)10 boy contradicted. "No,' said the lady, 'it's a horse.' ""I'nin't, Jt's a cow,' Hath! tho boy. 'Horses has wagons to them,'" ies4 $10 Atlantic City Easter Excursion $10—Via Lehigh Paley R. R. From Suspension !)ridge, Friday, March 20. 'Pickets good 15 days. Tickets allow stopover at Philadelphia, For tickets, Pullman and f'ur'ther particulars call on or address Hoot, 5, 1.e11•is,, P41s- acnger Agent, 51 Hint; Sheet East, Toronto. Money in Bogus Pennies, (Now York World.) Strangely enough, the most profitable coma to counterfeit arc pennies, because for an ex- penditure of 18 eeut 100 of thorn can be made, which leaves a profit. of 82 cents on the dollar. The chief (llfflculty Ls in getting them into clrculul.lon. It alio takce expert workmanship to make those pennies, because they must be mode with a die, 'rhe beet oounlerfeiters pay moat of their attention to the rnnking ,of euartore, half dollars and dol- lars. Willi :diver at G(1 cents an ounce, a eountcrfeltcr can make five (marten for every ounce, quarters that ring truo and have every uppoaranco of the real thng, 1,.a Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere, ----9.$---- Edible Emolument. (London Tatter.) Firet Actor—hello, old titan! Got an en- gagolnent? Second actor—Yos, okl chop. First actor—Any salary attached. Second actor—No, but there's a rail pud- ding in tho second act. a -e • Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc, 4•'p Dull Tithes for the Editor. Oli, for asensational piece of news of some description; the arrival in town of a linin load of coal for instance. 1Ve're desperate for news.-1",e11ua•i1Jc Col., Journal. ore An Odoriferous Occupation, (Illllsboro, Ori., Argus.) Talk about eicunks—Pearl Otis dug nine out c1 ono tree north of town tho other day, Tho skunk skins tell fairly well those days, brat it tnkes ignite time to deodorize Otte after be wits through 1v11h Ids tusk, fd ELITE DE3SMAKIN13 SCHOOL 'reaches Dress Cut- ing and ,linking in its brunches by mail tN lessons). The best system ever in- troduced in Canada. Adopt this method and increase your in- come, For full par- ' la rs write today. ELITE DRESSMAKING SCHOOL P. 0. BOX 91 coUIWI S, ©NIT. OLD RIDDLES OF THE SEXES. In 11 IICW ploy 011 n very 11111 pattern the fair heroine fulls in love with al huuchbncl: jester, This revives the old but perenially interesting question---lvhal are the quali- ties ill a 111:111 most, attractive to the opposite sex? The hest and noblest of women fall in love as a rile through the women imagination rather than the senses, and are more susceptible to \chat they le• 'Wye to be there than to what they see. Thus, a gulden voice i; more alluring than n handsome appearance, while a physical infirmity may ilio, the fooling of maternal tenderness, lrhieh is one of the greatest of feminine charnns. Perhaps the most irresistible con• querur is the silent hero, the Ulan Of deed;, not words, 11.11(011 one can endow with so lllalll' secret rirlu1,,;. F ..C.:7. LES --F,c cern, Eruptions, Pimples—arc surely cured --tl►0 roost inimse suffering nt once relieved—by ; .-Mi7►i mTli1?aitivta:7ar i41ADg MARI( OCGISYC1110. Ointment—the tate and ssj edy ternody. "1 1011 lroubint with tithing /'i,1o!, " writer opal nuns nitrom address we 41'11 fur nrh on re7unl "1 used all !1.' !Woo) an1'r ale! 1 ever heard of Then 1 wed 1'1:inr Oirrlurrnl—and oblaintsl more rrhoffront 1'7 than ail the N.! r,i, / recommend 1'f to rfl aJ,licfrd uh;;r Nes colIAlairl," ;Oc. each box -6 for $2,50. Uv1 with Mira 13!ood Tonic and Tablets means a quicker cu. -e. At drug-notes—or from The ChcmiAs' Co. of Canada, Limited, Hamilton—Toronto. How Some Dills Are Born, "Write Inc a bill to amend something. 1 haven't introduced a bill this term," This request fur assistance is said to t `t' l1 Hampshire 1'l•. have been made b v II hoc le h, , i islat or to a1 friend recently. Poor titan. Ile didn't know of any needful legisla- tion, but be felt be 1au•1 introduce a bill 14) square himself with his constitu• cats. 1t is the feeling that n man must go back 1401110 from the legislature with a record that gil'e birth to fool bills, which clutter and clog the 1cgislativo ma- chinery and run up the expense of each session,--1'ermont Phoenix, 0•• ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT Removos all hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, Hood spavin, curbs, splints, rias bone, sweeney, stifles, sprains, sore and swollen throat, coughs, etc, Save $50 by use of one bottle. War- ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by druggists. Italians Coming to l'ilissi_sippl, ,1 csdoo0;ttion ,11.•110100 that will be \vateiu'tl with interest throughout the south :Mantic and gulf sections has been undertaken at Brookhaven, Mies, Fifty families from the north of Italy will be settled on a tract of In.nd that will allow ten to incest acres to the family, where they will lake up the cul- tivation of vegetables and fruits, The success of the Italians at Brookhaven, w•hioh in confidently expected, would mean their writing home to others for in- dustrious agriculturists, Their taking up of only small farms, too, will afford an object lesson in t]ie value of intensive as compared with extensive forming. -- Savannah, Cot,, News. Train the Girl, Fereln, ytd TToo lbeuuulle moneinHukeep accounts. To talus ilf•11lk'penencdc \111)0)11 losing lovableness 'Po take c.are of herself without losing faith 11cr , 'I'o1 uinnderstafellndowssocial conventions and use them for her osvn protection. Never to Ica I'riondship infringe upon self-respect. Never to sign papers without known- illg what they are about. Not to cling with her eyes shut. Always to stand erect and look things rqunrely in the fuse, `. Dethroning Womankind, According to the president of the American Women's Suffrage association America has made the Ieast progress In the cause of the present movement, Even at the fret of Mount Ararat the women of Syria are awakening to tho need of the ballet, They now desire to vote. Fancy Mount Ararat going over to the suffragists! How the shuck:) of Noah and his descendants must slugger et (ho Idea of woman usurping man's proud preroga- tives And well may they ask: What le this ballot? What is universal suffrage? The world Is being leveled on all sides, 1vn shall all be ns alike ns peas in the pod In the course of Unto and desperately uninteresting. 81111, let us ndvnneo woolen. she has been on a pedestal too long. Take her down and let her do like the rest of us, On the Tobacconist. P. T. Powers, the president of the Na- tional Association of 11u.sehall 1.eagu('1', \\as talking about the business ms4ltnl;o- uuen, of baseball, "Baseball." he said, "must be nanalred liberally. 'There must, be no niggardli- ness, Ut.11erwise a deadening unpopular- ity null a great kick enemy. "111' %vim trim to enndr,1,1 the baseball imine -s on pawnshop lines gets hourly such le•proefs as fe1l to a tobncennist 1411' other dad', •':1 nco'slmy walked into the fob:wenn- i't's shop and asked for a li;;ht for his e I;; a 1'(' ((l'. "'11'c sell lights here, soles,' said the tobacconist. "The boy tool: 0411 n ern), ":Ill right, boss,' 110 said, 'Lel's have it box of 11011e10.0, then.' aIle paid for the matches, extracted one, lighted his eignretlo, and, closing the box, handed it hark to the tobaccon- ist. "Tilt this on the shelf,' be said, 'and the next gent 10)1111 asks for n light, give 111111 1111(' 1)11 llle,' " Dear rottger Your little ones are as constant care itt Fall and Winter weather. They will catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and what it ilas dcnc for so many ? It is said to be the only reliable remedy for all diseases of the air passages in children. It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. Itis guaranteed to cure or your money is retumed. Tho price is 25c. per bottle, and all dealers in medicine sell 314 SHILO This remedy should be in every household. Curious Shrove Tuesday Custom, (Fpringfid11, :4.4,3., liepu;li;ao ) Enabled les 110 luck of curious survivals. In Ather;:Lonc, 11'ar\vireighlre, (rein 1411141 1111- memorlal, a game of football ha.M been played in the town berries on Shrove 'Tuesday, and the shops are clor'cd while it 113 tnprogl'cae, Ther, Is on odder enwoin of 1Pestnllnster school, whore 1111. iioy.i "I18.1 the pancake" In the Koerner of their I\'h►tives, 1110 teach - ore and a gathering of "old boys." The ceremony Is curious and )'totely. When all is ready the t tool molt smirches Into tho great hull, bearing the pancake in n pan, and preccrinl by the dean's verger, wlio cur- ring a macn. Then the cook throws t'ho ('41111) over one of tho boons arid' the boys ru.1i to get tho biggest !dew, nt the recent cere- mony one zealous contestant falling bodily on the pnrnake an if 1t had been u football, Before it to quite reduced to moats the head- master calla time and the boy with the big- gest scrap 1n his pewe)81011 wtnr a guinea. Sio s —and all stomach and bowel dirotden, Makes puny babies C011elimpandrosy.Proredb50 }y'esri sueceufulusey. Ad, dru ist yourse for it— Nurses' r ad Mothers' Treasure .r '1'. .')r, l.':'ti !11' r'rt r'.F" }; rrllrt•IQil:tr'r .l:! .t;•:t;(t. . —25c.--6 battles $i.25. National Drug & Chemical Co., Limi Mvntrul, to Dropping a Timely Hint, Near Ten Mile, in Macon county, C. 11. Sharp was riding along when a dog nip - pod at his horses' heels, The horse shied and the saddle turned, causing hire to get a sharp bump on the ground, Luck- ily, he was only shaken up. Such things make a roan w'isn for a double-barreled shotgun, (See our offer of a shotgun elsewhere in this issue.) •-lluc'Iain, Herald. ISSUE NO. 13, 1007., HELP WANTED --FEMALE, WANTED, A (1001) GENERAL ID]R• rant, no wIu hhng or Ironing, awls 816. Apply to Mrs. I'tnvis, corner Aherdsrn avenue and Ileac rt.reot, Iis.milton, Out_ AMICCELTr(IIiEOUS, ►4. LE\ROY'S FEMALE; PILLS A see, euro and rollanle moalely rooks. _r. 11e.e 4'111. bare I eon aarA to moos Iorover Arty years..n44y 1'.'nul Uar•nudlle for the purpose dalgne.6 And 040 glossa• trvd by the tnu.'rs. Y.ncluen afa.mp for en,tlnl clrcn1 r. )rlro III 00 Wit 1414A of IL rx;nrly sealed, on tee. pl of poo. 1.11 ROT PILL 00., Bos 45, 1Lasnlltom, (lansria Popcorn for Seasickness. Itis not generally known that popcorn is ono of the best rentedien fur nausea caused by seasickness or carsickness. In one cine knot\ 11 to the writer a lady starting on an overland journey of sev- eral days' duration was, before many hours had passed, Millet:e 1 by the towel symptoms. She derided to try the nett/ remedy, whatever it might be, that site hail been usr,ured 1,114.. would find in a good -sired lin box that. bad bcoa given her at her depu'tur:', Although rather incredulous, the traveller tried th' pop- corn elle found in the box, and, to her gratification, the nausea gradually dls• appeared, She ole freely of the corn e r day whenever lbc1'1 s he sgh t- cyt indication of nausea, and, thanks to this simple, precaution, the journey was;; nlcunlplishcd with un unwonted dogrnenf cum furl, - -1 larper's Bazaar, YOUR SUMMER OUTING If you are fond of flaking, canoeing, camp - Ing or 'the study of wild (Ugl:uals look tap the Algonquin National Park of Ontario for your sununer outing. A fish and game pr•sery of 2,0)0,000 acres Interspersed with 1,200 lakes end rivers in awaiting you, offering all the alt•actionn that Naturo can bestow, Mag- ulficent canoe trips. Altitude 2,000 feet above nr'a level, Pure and exhilarating atmosphere. Just the place for a young man to put la hl• summer holidays. An lntereetIn and pro- fusely illustrated d!vscrtpUvo publication tell - Ing you all about It Rant free on application to 1, 1), McDonald, Union Station, Toronto, Ont. ....--- Woman's Work, llis the turmoil of the strife, Hers the healing and the care; This, told this alone, the true t 11 11,1 f that 1• •r r ' 1 1,11, 5 1 , n (me f t\' o. Sink thou turned, from the life Of the world to be my wife Boldly east thy lot with ane, This the work a luiiuto d thee: Minot the stir and stress of fight, Battle in the burning sun, Watching in the winter night; But for thee, when all is done, To my parching lips to hold 1 ove's full wine•ctnp, and to fold 'Neat11 the brealatplrtte's iron etretas The soft robe of tenderness. Surely that work is not light! '—Irronl Ibaen's flraiid. ITCH Mange, Prairie Scratches and every Corm of contagious Itch on human or animals cured In J 0 mir.'ltoe by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion, It never fails. Sold by druggiuta, -• English Women the Tallest. According to recent merasurements taken fn I"ranc,o England and the United Stales the l':ngltnh woman 1s tho tallest, the Ameri- can woe= weighs the most, tho average be- ing o-Ing 117 pounde, and tho French women are the smallest, ASK YOUR DEALER FOR Duchess and Priscilla Fine Hosiery For Ladies Rock Rib and Hercules School Hose Strong u Gibraltar Limit of Strength Princess El yptlan Lisle For Children's Fine Dress Little Darting and Little Pet For Infanta Lambs' Wool and Silk Tip All Wool Fine Hosiery lU7anulaoturod for the INtioles:ate Trade by the CHIPMAN-HOLTON KNITTING CO., LIMITED, HAMILTON, ONTARIO, PARLOR SUL.F4.11UR WAX Ask for /EDDY'S SAFETY MATCHES FOR HOTELS, WAREHOUSES, HOSPITALS, ASYLUMS, ETC. Mato of ITL th Carbon Wlre,—wo7I provo it to you. COTT,I 1) -not r ' awed. This makes it still strongor In service. It stays taut. fainted WIIlTI7 ovor hoary THE PAGE WIRE FENCE C©?XIIs1ANItr JLI,MgZ'1lCD. galynnlzlnr,—rust proof, Experienced doalori to erect IF Londe nil )n scales 200 --as in merit, Got illustrated booklet and ' 1007 prices before buying z11tervilllop 'os'Arato. Montreal. SQ. Mottos,• Wannipoa rw/Iw,.FYY,r.M1.N•• M Y 144... .• ,., r.rMMll,•,w,wry.wlrwwwwn..1 .ww..wr+ r+,-www«•,w.ywrwr «MMW.. ..Y, MMMw..lor twitchy School I?'{TERNATIOIiAL LESSON III. 11rf:lI, 21, 101, jc:ci111 S..)41 by 11is ))rother3,-Gen. :(:'xvii. 5-23, (!•.11tl11e1(l9l•y 1, .1I,%epi,'• ,irennn; (vs. i-1 1,. JU:;eph divaao',1 711.11 Ili ,toll his brothers wow tnrlii:l;; 11. ;1 e; 41( til . field w)len los, sheaf :Ire ,!' u:, I .;;':ed I'll fight 711111 la:• 1,'ulhe;,' :111%,ler 1(,01L' 1(l,• etsance t11 I::i !7I' 7.I, 1',111'!1 ,Ic'..1';,l, 101,1 his (('Pala !:L• brothels ++,•I'' said, "I"i7l4 7171'n 1,1'10:11 ie!;!:I 'No"' tl<Y or shalt thou indeed have '71(:!Illllull n+''I• ili?" Joalph then dretuor 1 that the 1111:1 111111 111(h)1I 711111 7'.1'7'('11 ri;,l i'. 1111111,' uliei- sunee to Ili::(, 1111411 Ju,::I,il told this dream to Ilia Gather, 'Ja, tb rel:lt:ell 11:711 sharply, nlll:ou;;h at. the „ante time he 11.1(3 deply impressed; but his brother, envied hint, 11. Joseph sent to his brothers (vs. 12. 111 'elle, ltfin---'Sl ehe711 was about fifty milt's north of Hebron, ,Iiie1,h owned postnrni there (xxxiii, 1ll), and had dug a well. 13, S(11(1 thea unto then( -Jacob no doubt had some ]ruse(} atom t his bun;, bee,uraa he had pleased from tine• client on account of the sins they had committed there; ho therefore decides to send Joseph to learn of their welfare, Ire could trust Joseph ;7:;11 he hail no thought that his brothers would 8'4,11 to injure him, 14, (10, 1. pray lhec--Jo44pl's Inst=loIl to this rcrnote and dnnglron; country u proof that 'Iac(,1) did ,tut trent hhn with 100 much indulgence and that he dill not keep hill hotml from ally fe:ling3 of teaderne.;8,---.11ein1, "Lions, hears, pan- thers and wolves ,yore common in I'al- estine in those clays," 17. Uotlutu-'I'11is Was about fifteen 1(r twenty mile's north of ' heehem, 18, When they ratty hint ---Their envious feel- ings rose up, 'Their 017npaliu11 gave thou) abundant, time for gloomy meditation and for conversation, '''I'1(ey doubtless brooded over their relations to Joseph, cherished revenge, and encouraged one another in their (mend( y.'' Conspired ---- Cunningly plotted, To r.I;iv Ilial -'114i75 Ivolul11 hate (leen at prenledit:itt't murder had they fully- curried 'out their per posee, 111.'I'his dreamy,'-"Jlaster of dre:un4,'r 1'., nulrgin, "']'his was a form of speed conveying great contempt." -- Clarke. 20, and we will ray -Drool and malice they proceeded to eout;piro against the life of their brother, and then contrived a lie t'' impose upon their own tether,-Jiensen. 21. And Reu1u:l, , sold --Reuben of all the brother:; had the greatest Penson to he jealous of .los• 01111, for, as the f ilsthorn, he was etttit• led 111 many of the f,.;irs tvliiell wire be• ing conferred upon Joseph; Irl Reuben prove; to be 1744 I(C' ( friend, aad is de- termined to rescue hint if possible. .'. tihed 1(u blood ---"Ile did not 'Lin to ;tea his brother's blow!, neither diel he Aare manfully to !late lint," Ilett• lien's real design %va, to find some way to restore Ji:;epli to lis father. Into this pit --'1'71 country ahoinidrd and shill 11lnlmtlS in pits or ri.tern•4 dug la the ground 07' :40ft Ii111eStau'' to preserve sv;I I'r through the dry :31,81471 anti also 10 :(lora grain. ' 'he,t' were made large at the bottom, with 77 small mouth nt the lop, which +%'11.11 euy,'retl with a flit stone over which 15111:17 1(1' ell 'th 1';tri often sp;'ead fur conven!:nerd, \\'hen dr; ► t11e1'e 8'( l;cnnraily nnlcl at tie bottom. They fore often used as dungeons for criminals (:;ye J4 r, sxxviii, (I),• -Newhall iI1. •1oseph so:d to the Libman -lifts (v5. _11.28), 2;1, Out 1(i his coal ]'flit probably was done that, it ewer found, Ile lingo. not be dixeerned :14 n 117'4,(1( of dislme- tinn, and lance 1,14 I1,In,ry would be made concerning him.' 'They alio took the coat off to shots to their father, 24. Pit was empty --Ile %was safe from drowning, but Ives left to (lie Of starvation, \\-hut terribly wicked awn they must have been! 2:3, 6111 clown to eat-'1'lley sat down to a ,juyuull I'c'asl, eating and dpi;ll;• illi( the ►'els daintier he hall brought them, while they left him to die, 1.t %Val at this time (('en, ilii, :!I) that they "saw the u(IL ll7;!! of Ili; 14011 14" when lie be'unght Ilion and they would not heal', 'letting) was 0111 n pnrtnl;(a' 1f (lull meat, hilt Will ol'f, prlhllldy dovi;i:tg measures for the reseao of his I'rnlh:r,"-11'1ledon, .11 L; imp(:;.,..i!1te tlirtt Mete envy at his dream's, his ;randy dress, or Om partial- ity of their father, 011111,1 111x;; 'thea( in sue!' ;(tried wi0l;,!(Ise'.:+, Iheir (litre(( to Jtoopli most lot';! lle.'17 pro• d11e1'd ly al 111:;111;1' to III': lllely', 10 He. vomit (f which they !Ie..... II(,y ('1,0411 110'01' bo 1(l case tlulil they had rill t.!u'tll- seleos of his Il,:t1ful ln'1se:1:'4, 'This Ileo true suilitir.n of t!1(' niy.4Lery, ,;11,11 a-; 1t 1T;(1 111 silt! oast! of (fain f 1, John] lit, 1:1). .ls!:Iu(elites;--Called ;1104 :II tilt mite, (w,;, 28, :i(1), probably because the ('1ru• vale consisted of both of these, '1'le gea- eri'l me:!uil i; ":]];(Mall mereliatit4," .(''reel LiileOd--A e011:11r,y 7';1:,1 of tic 'lor- dly..., riisr0cry---(1ileld wit; 17(7771„1:4 in /miry limo for its spices, its:l aromatic lna, ,1'(c (ler, t'iJi, '':?; xlt'i. 11, Balm - 'Yids was; a v01'y ln','1i0114 gIlln olt,7hied from the ba1.,17:11 tree, ;flim:lt p„defier to 1.'710,lone. .',7furd, '1'11 1.,r1'p1-•-)-;''('i)t 1w7:1111 be a Lre:lt 1,1;!l'k'7 (:7' arc • r, 1111 ;Ilt'ullnt (1f liloil' being Usha( "fol' 1701040 in the temples, (old for embalming the dead," 20, J1,dali--l'he fourth sun of ,1aeoh, (lid name means "praise the 1 ord," 14hat profit --• Whn4. profit is there in sin at the best? 1'7, Let use ;sell him- "01'11( sight of these irltvelling merel4ants gore at sudden turn to the views of the con- spirators; for having no Wi7114 to 0001- 111i1' It greater degree of Crime flet(( Ives necessary fur the accomplishment of their call, they reaulily approved of Ju• (l:this suggestion to dispose of their ob• noxious brother as n shire," 23, ,sold clu80ph--Acting impulsively on Judith's 11111'ice, they 111111 their poor victim ready by the time the merchants reached them, 'Twenty pieces of silver --'1'1111 ntouey 1715 probably 11( rings or pieces, and silver Is '1 70 PAINT A. RAMISAY b SON CO,. Established PAINT' IrONTRIIAL, 1842 11A;iERS 41 have stood the test of summer sun for Cr years. They stand for economy 11(1(1 durability, w411 not crack, blister or fell away. They preserve your house rind keep it beautiful throughout the lifetime of pure paint Being made right they are easy to work; last longer, look better and at just the right price. Ask your dealer. Write us for Post Card series " C," allowing how some houses arc painted. wourssaarear CILYSLOr always mentioned in the records of that 1l, 11 Ilnetimes vouchsafes ,:wet rev1LL• early age, before gold, un aec(m(tt of the Bees if fat;:re power and glory, To those of the latter. 111 those days the 811„ nli.,t suffer 1111(011 fur him the tell money as weighed and not coined, , i• sometimes lifted that in their nervier 'fwetity pie:es (:shekels) of silver was ' they lea•} be fortified to 1817,' the :wirer - the pri,:1 of a !.1:t•e under twenty years ie.:!, 1'.nt iff in oh0(tieuee to (h7I they (1.;1', :27, 5), it1111 according to ' ,1:1:1, to reveal these ; lilllpl ,e; of "1114.' 11,0 O\1'„!11 (11!,70 was e111iivd,lellt t'I ; 111,'1'' :(1''• 711(1.0 11'7111 well I'l'y', ''1.1otllll»l• ;1:11,'26, e;l," "I'Pllall<'," ",li,% t)e," "I)1•l'111111'1'," 1`,'I:ea It:obeli returned to the pit he ' `'1'(l' will he 740 41• to bind and imprison. quaily distreo,cd, mud rent his 'I'(' Joseph in the pit and the prison the '!ot1104 to show his grief, "Only Boo ; In'l I'V (1l' his decants omit. have hen and J.111!ah,h0W any trace of humans brought a benediction (which kept him ily i1( this dark transaction, and they fr.,nt d".+p0ir. 'I'1( ('11101 dnnu'ti1ne3 eyes l'cnI 011 their return to their father to III :1 'Ire,iln :1 glimpse of our future tri• 4:' bound ht' the hen of silence. 1t is llsnph n'i!'1 help us to nmke 11.11y sacrifice l;enheu and Judah also who are utter- hill suffer any loss fo•rthe truth. Even ward foremost to take responsibility and ,!'' ;: needed the opened heavens and an- neal. (Ile blame, when they all stand be- : "I n'inialril . fore Joseph the judge,"-Ne1y11t11l, j I1'. Joseph outraged, 1, '(111, time. 1'11.1',."i'il'.\ I, :11'I'1,1C', '1'1ON . i "\]'hem Jnalcph was ('01111,'' (wine at Ilia I. .1,,;;'1:71 trusted, "Israel (417111 (1711( fat lier's bidding he had left the comforts . 7;,,„ whoth7'r 11 4)0 well (If 10;10 and gone out a wandered to 0,:(77 lily hretllron•.and lII'ins' Ise word" ;''`1ev'!t'' '1i:4 brethren (v. 114), then they (w 12•I 11. The life of Joseph, given l ^111111" hila and .'toul:" hint and "cast front ellil:!hood to old age, is one of the ; hint into a 111 (I...,1). \Olen, at Ilk few tt•hn:•e 1',':';14(1 has no blot of hl:!Inc.. In'a5'rnly' 7 o her':4 command, ',emirs left 11 Incl''' 7111111 :Illy' hit.I I' ty'p:Jle, the mid. ::1:' el riled 1,11;;1'' 11(11 1',1:1!('',lo Feel; 11:)1! 1(e,., sl:fr•,'rim; :11:11 {;Ivry- of our 1.m'll; '1'' •1+'y (hal. ((741114 wa; mule '1)1.111:1(;y (1174 ! 1'1' ((,treys the (levet'(while' he he;lly,1 (heir ,fel. an,1 opnelit of the divine life of the CIu'is• d, :,'1'nlr'1 IL"' snrr0('.(I nn'I fel! the, 111n('rt• 7)1111 I•+lio,',l the! I(P 1(l, (hey enol. ti711. Jug+'7;11 tt-lti r'e;411011751hie to Ilia 1'11• i I!i :11111 reo11el;e 11!111 7111,1 7Lrippel: 117171 the!. fir the cnnd04t• of Ili:, brethren. :1 ,!,111 err.' fifes Ilial (1!11!11. , 1i). faithful report of their behavior Was ,1 duty he utyed to his fatlu'r, and to the i °,e;ill 01.0),1 not rrrluinly limas Ihat his lrithers (w01ps outr:llm ltrm ,and sell f tinily mune, which the brethren had ! le7!,, 7:'.:t .3(•,1175 4.81117' 1(110 t11e lvol'kl and made "l1( stink (:noel, the inhabitants j al of the land' Iden, 34, 31(), Not alone Ire• ; 17hntil ell, hs1'1' lee it' nt,lll(.'a)vaerfectlry knowing i!ed e:!1(:•1' lie \vas his father's favol•ilo hay, him, 1u1. 14oeause 111 was his fctthet', faith. :1 Tho ,:noel,, '''they ... , east him (147 u1,y' hl' 8;ari thus (rusted, i ic,'.) a lit" 1v. 2'11. The manner of tuk• II, J,:rpt 1•I'.?(0'11 ng:lrt:,l, ''11'hml 1 1 • !1!„t' 0.;111' 1!1'!1 , , (1lc'+' eull,7li1'e1 ;,,r; t ill;; their l' II'119UIFC twa4 ('1`11111 111111 heart l ,lin; IS,.;•t, 1 hec left hill in n damp, dark 111111 to (41,11' 111011" (y. 18. 'I'hl1', 11111('3 111 hell;:elf'!, tl'I(hnllt foal, or fool, or drink, tl:is Q11.1 tiler we real( that. •le•epl;'.s brctl;• j '1) die of hunger, thirst and exposure. (''4 holed hint (vs,'I. 5, 71), 1711 m',: that mid •'1::1 :!',','m to eat bre:111" (t's, 2-i, lhry ;Ivied !dm (v, I!,) '('he 11,1,1 1(1801'.4 ( ;) Pelee the ;':d ;,;1'l ,eek to ,10 theft harm I \',,Iu7e'lI Told. '''They tIol,1 (1'.;,1, x.Axt 11. I.',) If ewe twill ac,t s('1 evi1 I ,!,::.,ph to the 111nnnelite," (v. 21) and Mare not rebuke it. we nulw avoid the el:all?1!I1J (u sla' .10.4,1111 (v. :U), tut }mired and Ile, envy of the children el he %sits delivered through the mediation 114r boadnl;li'l'( 11, 2). but 4f we ;tri! mf Ileulea (1•.3. 21,.22(' :4111 they aftl'r- "lhhts; of the world"(Phil, ii, 1.)), de. 7('01.11 7,04(1 ]cin:. lectin;; and e;posin;; evil Ir. 2), wicked! J. The 11l'lee. 11. Ivey Judah who pro• 711044 and wayward men 11.111 hate 1(4. i posed that they sell their brother for only eouulrrfeil 1'.hrrstians and half. i 1Ice paltry price of "twenty pieces of hearted proressLas of teligi"u c.' 'ah'•' p''t'' silver," two bits apiece (v, 28). (low 75eeulioa, .1 gent!enul11 going north ant- :Ilik;! :Ire the Judah of the 1)1(1 'fest:I• nag the. +','1001•:tu11 being taunted for }1(s nletlt 1111(1 Jnhaa of 1he No\v! In Hinny, ('hri•thinity r(,ienly,I rind'becanle It bask• dm rapt :old (Iced the Hume; :aider, Soule time after hit velure his 'l, The place. 1efhe), brought Joseph 1(1(' wished to 7;0 to Ole 757)1111 pll0e, Ilii 1 into Egypt" (1'. 28), "The patriarchs, fat hcr tried 111 Iii:•(.0111.111Z0 114111 711141 \warn• mowed (with cmyy, sold JOscph 111114 141 him 1f -the sl,irit.(!ul finger (hat) 1?!:rpt; but (;1(11 Was with him" (.1(•1.4 8':11:141 I llr)',Item 111111 if he went, but the !Iii. 11), 'Though (errihly lenlpled, false. 111:1 ('':Is :self•eonl'ident and .0.,.'111(I net i le avenged, arid wrongly imprisoned, yet \:'ben iie relurnerl the father '•(I,,, Lvr+l a •an with Joseph" (Gen, sxxis, -1 tow did you get ]Hong?" "Flint- 2,e1), ," !)ia they pel'7ee!tl(! yell 7" Ow,' (li:l Illi( n111,1 u-.1, that. 1 1('144 0 Kpeakil!g 111 a parliamentary ;II!tllne1', a notion to cline should 1be laid on the shire, speaking at the Unionist Fret) food, iI I, Joseph decided, '']'hey =aid one In table, Club, said the slate of things among the Con - Iwo( her. I!chuld, alis dreuulcr i'0mu'lb" `in,,pici'nt is the snbatitule of On servativo leaders on the front ,benches wa: (r, 1!1.) : To lhe,e who dive near to him ,•loll:fol for t•igilnnce. ' hast approaching a Public scandal. llo ,,,,., that (t wool(] be inconvenient and n hod pec• ..m. ( t , + cadent 1f n.n attempt 'Nero mado to eii;k1 ' '}f 'l ' tl f Y ''' "0"04, ir j the delegates from the colonies, who tv;rc hero In official and responstblo .positions, la ( our potlticnl conflicts, x, i RICJ1 WOMAN RAISES WAGES OF A FARMER'S ARM, heuxildnI:fnign6 Lh]ne the outer cotn'tyard and vesl.ibule Iwet•(t BOY BURGLARS. They iireai: Into a Grocer's Store and Ruin the Contents. t; l Ilr„tl,l'(., ' 1'(' :1141:! teff :10:7 t111! ,11.•;' ;,111, file:1'i the 41.,41 of lair/Oars U 'I 4'., 1 t,4)1, ,.7: 1 a I I•nl,u'kable. el my 1,1 1:,C1. 1, 111;:, ,t;. 1, ..Ile]( i') Lift 1 :11.' •1 1411 ., 1'1r14,1y, .. 1,,,:; (.04(111 a 7.70.(1'4'0, i' lull lly' ]]]Meer, 1,.4' 'lot (7 (4 41 11.11 i; 1',11,111154, .l lh.1 lit II 117,'1 1111 1'(114 ; ,I),"r 1,1• I,I'(',l:.;tl;{ ,1 Hine!, Il.' ti:•t cut Ih" oar( of t':e 1,', '1,:1"1.1' 11 ,0111',', innocently loiiel'ia'-1 114. ,'11 11118).:; they wood( not 11(' •",i 1. '7 L, ,7 1'i"} ''t to (l'oc'k h) ih1' 11,!'11 ('f ,( 1.1.utll ' :a'led 1'iit.h all ('1111,ty I telly :(oteed (111! till, htl'aling it:; con. ( 1:l•, :.11101,1.J it 111::lntity of eig:n'etlew, 1 'I t y -f i, 4' ends of lvhi(,h were strewn i the 1'lu 4t', 'I'h4'y' a 7754) stole a ponnd'y u„1Ih of ''l7 ;(tett1.4 and (oboe("(,an(I (41.,1) ;,leers(': (1)1(11 :ll fifty ,shillings, :\n(nr;r.,l other mischievous ossa the t►uys fi,I'iI the tea -bins with rubbish, stirred op the syrup %vit11 some marmalade, poured ink over the elle-,e :end h:101;1 and mixed up sugar 8ilh the butter. on the full(%%ing morning a polity' -ser• g, ant helriIIg that the buy', hard been !non,',' freely, ,etrche,1 their bur•e :1(:,l found the money in the rout, ,"1111' of the ,'11we1• cele., h( in; cmI)etlded ie (':, i'7,o t' of 0 c;'i!ing, The cigarette, :10,1 14111'1' :'n .'I„ (l l re ilke lver:'lI in 11 La:'rel 111 the (']'liar. The buy's cullfess811 to the rnbl)ery, and \ril•e 011 ,Nlonday re' ln',el!e11 by tho n1a':illy;lee.+.. INDIANS TO SING IN OPERA. Pupils of Carlisle School to Present "Priscilla" at Commencement. 'lite of the feature; of tho col1(111er1:'"• ml!:It week at the Carlisle Indian School, in Carlisle, 1'1(,, which opens April 1, will be the performance of the Puritan opera, ''I'riscillil," by ltollc'rt Sin(1(4', probably the first time a iii t ical play ey11' was given entirely' by Indians. s. on .\(Malas', April 1. at 1 O''0in0l; in the (welting, there will be exercises in the big gy'atlolsiurl1 and 11basketball ;;aurae. On 'Tuesday- afternoon 100 Indians ,will teiga !e in It cross-country 1.1111, a1111 that evening; a ,picked lot of -fodrin,: will pit - sent the opera "Priscilla" in the r1<'% school theatre for the school only. On iVo(neMbly- the (:arli,le Indian ba'eball club will play the 11(rcerlibmrg team on the Indian field. On \1'eblo,duy evening "•Priscilla" 11•iIl be pt•nsented for the ben- efit of visitors, ---.-♦s+- A CLERK'S DOWNFALL. •.': 17i11111c,ex ( u,trt,'r 5e,:inns, 011 Sat• ]!►Illy', \l :::. 1k'urge Hatton, thirty-seven ea7., 0114, formerly a.;sista74li e!erl: to the ,1i1'',,h'I I(1 1i'1e1 ('uualil,:tr•.d who land i1( their :,el't'lci';101 hi,,:his' re,pcctell and e;tee.a.ed for t;:(illy'-fnt(r yea's, (':'4 ('hOt':eel eit1 fal,ify'ing the council'; nc- l0, l) the extent of 01'01' ,t; !Oat!. Jf;', ('1:ar1:7 .It.hew';, for the prisoner, r,i,1 1101' acro -l;1 pleaded guilty to three count•, of fal:,i.fietition of the accounts, 1i r, E licit(, for the prosecution, said he would accept that, ;end not proceed 4141JI llu' emhcr,rlemtnt cases, It (('104 a pailful ('ase, in Which the 11'ill"r(len 7)is- tlict Council prosecuted very reluctlutt• I,', The ;;1(t er!unent rindilm had. cull• 'rlt;l(tted Hatton year after year. His nal8ry' ((:14 .L:7440 a year. 110, Jl;tthew, narrated how douu';3tie diffiel(Jtie.* Int1I led prisoner to this p0• r.11ln11, '1rr Ralph Littler sentenced the (tri• -',1(.•r to twelve lnunlh0' imprisonment, UNIONIST DIVISIONS, C')ndi:ion of Things Becoming Scandat- ous, Says Dul(erol' Devonshire, Monsen, March 'M5. -Tho Duke of D0woa- i•7 you want et broalctiott food that will mato yuur mout:t water and at the samu tuna pi ovo most healthful and nutrittuus , • , . Ask yuurlgroorr f(,r "J'TA'R11.1::1;71" RELIANCE 73kL'AICI !J'T :'OOD 14 ote, D,,intp,V cllaluus .fmu11 P i'ocMage , Ki • Try 11 A,P ( FOR TI1E 1'UIIPLE PACK.IG VN4Y.N.M.../• There to a bc.lcln fr powder It will pay you to try hocauso It coots lays to you, glvwi bettor results, makos food healthful and Is sold on a Cash Guarantee of Oattt,factIon. Ask year u o(:or for R,E.LIANCE a34KIJv''G POWDER If you ,Aalltnget of Reliance Picture Post Cards FREE , Write ne at once nnnl(ng our grocer and this parn., and Ito twill s!nll you s sot of four, Iithogt'lphed In briUi:unt colors, filo; I,ust:►yc prepay] by us. 1) IntcrnatonaI Fod Co. TORONTO, • CANADA 1 WOMAN FIGHTS A LIONESS, Does God Answer Prayer? (By the Bev. !forold E. Brierley.) "Pray without ceasing." ---1. Thetis, V. 17. As we rt'all these famllitr word", two qucs110104, one un essentially modern question, press for answer -18 this pod- siblo'1 Is it worth while? The answer to both questions depends entirely upon what yon nnderstnnd by prayer. Many men lvho believe in Plod and love (lid are doubtful concerning prayer, ']'hat may seem a contradiction of teriny, but ];now it is true, And not u few huvl> sought refuge from the difficulty --and provided answer as to the worth of prayer --411 what is known as the sub- jective interpretation of prayer. That is to say, they find the whole value of Prayer not In any external function, but in the inward effect of it, in its worth to their ntvn souls, in (ho grate and sweetness and 'refreshing power of it. They pray because prayer (makes theta holler and happier men, not because they hold the belief that prayer has any effect upon God. Now, the difficulty begins to disappear 8.9 soots as ve look it squarely in the face, Prayer' is not nn attempt to impose our will upon (god's. It its utterly to misunderstand and to Iuisuse prayer to imagine that by prayer we can change the will of the Almighty. No, that is to regard it exactly the wrong way round. Prayer is the changing of our wills. '1'he secret of prayer is not persuading Cod to Ito things, but giving Him the opportunity' of doing them. Objectively Thrilling Encounter With Enraged Beast considered, prayer is giving God the at Oxford, opportunity to fulfil His own will. Oxford, 1'1(., JGIr,JI '.',i. The fuc'tlith docs He need such an opportunity? In the outer world, . o. 111 the inner (':one out to -flay that Madam I,a75celles, world -the world of our WHIR -''V08." In the 1:ngii,h 11on tam", had (or 44(8 the world of nature is it not only true (',\vitro;' tlnn with 114 (;,;(piss liune4, that God's twill is law, but that law is (Iod s Will. ']'here is no jar or ]titch here. her( on .alar:lay n1;1ht. Tho Bones;;, 'fhc song of the universe, set to the tipitlire, hal! e,,capr(1 1'40,111 the iron cage, rhyihun of (god's laws, keeps perfect time PI ill (which a; cercus cvlap:7ny' hitt (sinter('(( and maintains unbroken harmony. ler ker:', \keener h:ul (;u'elessly' left Docs Coil answer prayer? Yes, if you lh1 Lurre,l (107,4' 71,14 While ho fed her, 14)11143' pray. But no man can really pray :n1:! `spitfire bad sprang out, only lel i1(• twho doesn't believe that (3od's will is 1:71(1 too late t., 4.;1(7'11 the nom, who Iktst, And his prayer is the conscious slammed lit, 4141 him the comparative)3' yolunta13' act whereby he 1111kes it pos- sible 1w,x,d(n (lour of t!1(! outer comport- the for Cod's will to be done in him, ►nen( So we sec at once that the true func- 8pilfirc roared savagely and raised tion of prayer is more than tneroly luso,; and, 1(w 1Ltdamn L475401108, with subjective, more than simply a gracious, two rcvui1(4 a prod +Intl her lantern, refreshing spiritual exercise, Prayer rutrre,1 the eo:nparl•n:vnt, the (sanely works. Prayer does things. Prayer sprlu(l; at hr. r, 'J'he 1'('11(4(•'(4 e1ovs caught reactive; up and moves the heavens -not the 1wu1(u1I1'4 hnnJ; lull ,he (('71rded Spit•• by charging the divine purposes, but by fire 1111 with a prick from her prod. making the divine purposes possible of Again the Iione's canto at her: hilt 1107 fulfilment. I - f'al ht dc: pc.lately for life, nrt,l attacked When A7 mon prays really prttys--ho Ler with prod unci v. -hip. and finally !frill I.3 enabling God to do things that evert several blank hair -burning shots before ('oil could not do apart from his I►ruy(+r. the animal (('114 forced inti, the (lige and In t114b way (god does answer prayer -- 1f In41'red front 14118173', marvellously answers prayer, Spitfire hod 411 the meantime Wreel(ed 1!Ifo doesn't know bast, it is useless to every bit of furniture i1( the aeeper's theynmu1to 1i111) Ir allty rausIf e does, then i to room( and then final taken refuge on the, y I . sr hen's cul, fmm which she made (ter fiat 18 heat(4ecret of prayer is to bo "in tune ll!ngc at llu(lanl 1.n+ceL'es' with the Infinite"; that the man who preys may be a reed swayed by the Spirit BURIED IN DEBRIS.of (god which yields the harmonies of the Bspheres, Prayer moves God. God does more than hear prayer. Ile is moved by FIVE DEAD BODIES TAKE!? OUT OF prayer; but not to change His will ---but to effect it. A NEW FURNACE. Sic Transit Gloria, Tliralrnghlltll, Ala,. March 25,---:1 tele- Onco more the spade of the arehaolo• plume nles.;nge from Bessemer says that gist h718 recently brought to light ae var•- 1he lining of a new furnace of the Wood- past1811 u3yl nlbInge of relics of the remote tri rd Iron Co., at Woodward, which has }1rouded 1henent}lfor i those rty 11Nind swept deturies have s - Leo und:•rguim^ repairs, fell in lo•dny tot sands of Egypt, which have so effect - end hundreds of toms of brie(; mid mei.,118113' 4ealcd up and preserved fro mdecay t:1( (aril',(n nuutber of lsurkn►en. ]flu and rleatruction all through the centuries ,10111) bodies 1(840 1)M'll taken from the (14''so tunny 8lidenced of the, might and tho 1 ri::, Dempsey Hayes a White man, and aulyn'nced civilization of that first world - it number of negroe; are the known vic'' ruling kingdom which has existed 011 tints. t'1trt11, +' after a wearisome period of toilsome Zp M- BU `AV[ Work the explorers at leugt,n shock apart 111 SAVES S the masonry of some great and import- ,,,, mport- "FARM IIANDS, SOME SENSATIONAL PROOFS OF found n number of superb chariots de - P1 -,7s. S 'H s• Anderson, of Greenwich, Also Builds ITS POWER, gold urua0u,n00011(('(1 with embossed leather, with sells e the h;74►1!snnle de- sign Sewer Across lier Land. Hien upon the leathern shield or front • AIN. !.liIl,:1(1!( :1r:;7er6u!, (wife 1)t` A. A. Every day brings int(,resting in=laace; of the clull'iot being fresh andas bright .\::'.!:'r••.,:,), of ;'',4 Perk, 1'rhn 7.0^:81:y to light of 111' 1t'11n(Ierfnl haling power and sharp as when Jlcrhap- 11 P1101.09,11 ,.owe 0, I,lillil,tl dull:,,; to Halliard ('1(i- ,,of %(n11•l11;!;, (110 herbal balm. 11(', I\'ni, rude therein upon some oeca0iion of state L';;:, ill,'( :+Ill'lll'Isell the two yet)1't' 1'!!l- n `" 11('41 a Langenbur'r (s.). -d:.). farmer, ':of in sonictriumphant procession, Nu - ploy....: ,•,f here:,t;1i:' at. (lrlwlll'iel i,;• sats'.;: "1 75aycd illy arm by using/,stn• . morons other objects of interest were 41:;1;,1-i!Ig 7111.' ‘raga's 1(l every elle il'1ri11 ]Ill:, 1 11.1:1 a terrible seajlling acci,1l'ut also f11tn'l in the chamber. In 8 great , ,i to ,:;'..:ii:: mond(. and the. (1.111 Mich the injury 'took the 1 inn0'.' hall or sepulchral pavilion were Fhe ilei else 11:-,1-'1"11 Lu 7,4777 7 .1 n!'L:: lveong tray,' ]\'hen 1. started to Ilse %ale• • several fine :17111 important sarcophagi; 1' link it was al'. slscil1117 up and discolored, • the embalmed bodies therein decorate(, • -11 1' :::1 ell(' 110.,1•uaa, C,)lllll'1:i111a t1'li'i •1181 Jr tear"1 it 11'41111(1 '111(1•(' i( (:1)111(' off. with gold and 111'e('10)7 stones; one, the 111' l:4t; I,IAe ;'w,'l'I' Ill' I'll lllllllri (11'1',0• i 11( It ou' t,:' , ;7ll•Ii(77; )(1111'(1 the poison, mother 1(l' al 1i11e4'(l l)('illg e$peehllty ilmte- I her e•stat• , ,14 1i ) 4, ONLY can buy ndyol'lir+ink cep': ce, but; it (:1t71't i+03 n quatter century's successful record of Won(l',c'inl rti almost Miraculous cures of the roost (li iicult end intricate rues of throat, lung and stomach triathlon, 1'11(1; 1' Peychine'n record. Thoucandn of case" given up by doctors nn hopelees and Incurable 1'•0S'0 ly(,il gni('k1y ;711'1 1 mnnently cured by 1'sychine. It in an infallible remedy 1'.r coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, cnnetutipti_:1, i:114i ;?It1.IUt1, lona of appetite and 1111 w)Jbting diseases, "My Fon hnd s tcrriblc cough rind wits WSGtcd (U n dhndU11'. Doctor.] 1+1111 he come( not live, 11'i: used Puy. chine, (1 '.iir'al him," -Ll rs. J. Rang- er, )Irockt'11l0. "Alter Int:17147 t.1,00 worth of'Pn'- chine ley Mugs 1710 11011'and lifo In engin North 1tv'Inr."--3frr. 1 lti'O• nrda, llarwlot;n ('ave, ";.t1, "My Noel: )1re 110w'mel'd ti%9 ` r'i lifter lima±,, 1's;; ebo:0," -11, k:uh(:1;:: , J1r!dgeb;ag, (',11t. ")'oehlent7)!(et! raw doe, 7 Cornwall a71,,'1(:anto. Psya{iino Never Fails PPsychine has no 1.ibs.it.at'. AT ALL DfADt?RS, 800 end $1,00 A BGTf1.L3 DR. T.A. SLOCUM, Liu'titeti,179 King 5t. W., Toronto ! l `_fig- the. arm completely." ,hey 11' j(wclhy. ;'.r,.1.iiS IIUNLY]'dOOIJ TRIP IN FLY -_ of ECZEMA Ci1I1LD. til,. J. E. Cusick 11Irat a strange till ill mull have been ING __.1IINE, .. 340 1\'il;1(0 street, Hamilton, 7511}•, (volved when, kering (rained lel entrameo "Every (,fate(' 1 used to 1(a(',' c'e'real:( to 0 royal palace or a l'Oy'lll mausoleum Vut!og Inventor to Take His New Bride on the back of now hands. Last winter' in which the foot of mon had. not ti'n(t in Airstrip, 1 was especially tail-- so bad that; .1 for more than three thousand years, the 4yraclise:--J, Albert Plant, of GOO 11.11- had to he off (furl: for three weeks. ' e';plurer threads those long dark pass - 11... awl ,.,,e, 1111:5 invented a flying 111.1(.161w111.1(.161w\1'llilesuffering acutely 1 Was advised to ages, visitinr eh/miller after chamber in try Zinn -lick end did Fo. 1 could not 11100 11•hic11 are nrtikley of furniiArre, valuable 1 :''i'''I:'d 1'y al t•tvoilty••iir1II. lllo's('•71.4'"'1'I' !folie! ell tlnl'1111n('' el'lil, ' ' :IU!,.'), ,wit!.] t1 )0111 74e :01Y-4 ll:' (HI t11IC:' 4 n l have 11U1Istl 3( jewelled ornaments, weapons, (!41711 1'4)111- qu!ckiv, 7. just seemed t4) day up and 11ants of fool!, and atphor'oe still stalt►- i (lis 10"1.11 11Y 1+'et;dell t'iif(' nn 11 11'111"1'- clear 1iwov the 9:100?, :111(1 in a wonder- ed (01t11 11'1110 long sinceeXItpol'mte(I, and ' :neo:;, 'fully talol•t time any halals 1001'1' quite ' 1+•117'11 tottering the sumptuous mortuary, 1 The young inventor ly tu•enly'•fthe cured." , chamber and raising the lilt of the slu'- yc:lrs 1 !d and 11;1.1 17'111 working on (h7' by rims. two spar,, 'I he nlaehi ie i. purl PILES CURED. -lfr, Neil 1)evon, ' cnph:(;gun inscribed with the name of one . of 1\ebbenod (On,), says: 1'M of the mighty rulers of ancient Egypt, IL by funs, and Will g1 forty wiles feet hour, eight years I . tried all hind's of things he beholds his regal figure lying there is 1'7'0(11. will', twenty-eight feel Incl; for pile,, 11414. got nothing to do 4710 014,0 ovine 411 4'0}08), 07(4binronetl e000nlenls, ►d fourteen fol hii;h, lie will take hood tulti1 1 shoe(( Zaul•]ln)(7 That 1 ,lye, and what vicissitudes have taken fuel 11( last two day(, quiclay' worked n complete cure," ,place in that historic loud sitter the slid.' I - " Lltan'13uk heals, 1(11 sl(in diseases, den termination of the graft ](:gyption, I;IINGPY ACTRESS STEALS CAKE, eats and bruises; eczema, Rculp sore+, in fulfilment of the flet tllnlcll bad. been l'ruvi(lcuee, ]t, .1.--1)et'InriO{; that ab'u ulcer,,, (11:11111(1 jllnces, sprint; pint- pronounce(] that never ngnin shouldn. lsa, driven by hunger to'the "heft, of rt pies, scrofnluns a11u1ent.4, poisoned king rule over Egypt, And n0twitllstnnd- loaf •1,)f cake and a ,lox of emast from a wounds, swollen glands, boils, As (07 ing her riches, her capabilities, and her department store, Agnea Vars, who gays embrocation it cures rheumatism, ac4• resomrec:i, that judgment still holds (1110 was ;It members of "The 1Virnrd of alio, etc. All druggists mud stores good; and now after two thousand years , Ox" Company a )'e11r ago, (VHS fine(1 (4120 sell at 13(1e, a 'box, oe frons 'Zion -Butt of vassalage under Power niter ,Power, to -day, A relative appeared later and Co., Toronto. ll boxes for $2.00. the British Empire holds sway over then' pail} the fine. Send le stamp for dainty trial box, historic land, rod Heed the ne(IliO, , 07117 finally healed worthy fug' hi richness (74)4 layi.h diy- PA,GE Mon. -.---1'11E BINT1i S'I'ANDAkt)-•••\1A1;1,'I1 2,;1-11, t 907. Chambe ain's Cough Remedy The Childran'e Favorite uulth8••• Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough, This remedy le fatuous for rte curve ov.r large part ut the elvdllzed aurid. It eau always be depended upuu. It euutalue uu upluw or other hal ruful drug and way L• stem se uonadenny to M baby al to Mucha* Price 26 eta; Large Size, 60 ets. MONTHLY FAIRS SLYTh SAVINGS ACCOUNTS NVITED INTEREST PAID QUARTERLY BTYTH BRANCH T. W. SCOTT - AG -ENT Exeter. :Ilex. B. Creighton, of IJIanshard, has been itppointed license inspector for South Perth to snrceed the haul \ gins !!'Mite. James Gould left lIondnv on a visit \'etlllesda\', t11i1'il ; , 1,07 to his brother Win. at }lolly, Mich., wavily, vensoll rightly hr' Ills, tvllo is very ill tv'ith heart trouble and r, 0' . • 1' 11111 opening of the new High School 111 the leading horse and cattle buyers not likely to A. Robinson anti nti r, Murray filler, for, ,will formally take place on Friday, are specially invited to attend. Let leets residents of Exeter, recently April 1t i4 expected 1lmt1n everybody come. 11 eleome to all O bought thehotel belonging 10 ,Inners 11'tll,ll.,of th( Ontario cabinet 1linial is their city's possibilities. Flannigan at Soskatoote fur SFC),(10, will be present null (1eliv0r nlllhe sev •A, W. SLnAN, President, , Local s) 7 If'l; 11'111 ako I:OI111'lllllll! 10 '1. 1'. 'I'i t1oll, w)Io 1'.Illtmll'I;l!Il 111 plil'l'' Sandy 13,L%d1-n left 1londay for Hrit.• 7'1111 I!I)'renl, ay i'ell as Ins (4lur ate bmiikiii in Clinrnn ' 7 yl my it„o, 1\ JI, .1acn.soN. \vice•! reshtent, ;sh Columbia. Ile was accompanied as , I 17 „ I owl ill point of yont'4of experience is 110 J. I.f.s7.1t: Klan;, Seuretary :fnr as London by ('red lintwdr n, who Chishnln4 I rn un11 1101111' 11onl,t the oldest private Wilke'. in 11111 111nnlns tut nllrru, ty110 hers been n li spoilt 1lle day wird his 177.07 her Idle', I:i,llnty, has 11et'.Illnll 10 lellVO IOWII (1)I - I fnithfnl employee in the l'ni0n ht'+tory , (i, 13. Hoskin, or Strlttllro,l;', spent o I,ufl';tlo where he Ills for e (bleier of Irani' .n v(nt: , i4 nbolr 111 remove from EY 11nu11at• with ftionds in town, 11r. , vetu•4 11r'4n 11 moml'oi of 1ho 111 ill n( Ilnskin formerly resided in Exeter, 11 inghltln, fiun)e rime ago 11 r. 11A11• 1, 1, Irr,t.'I'isrinll wife rnrl;w nn 0 whale- . ern bought. 71 fni m near (Thtndnhoyo, I, having at one time boll chert n of the and Ile )ted his family' twill rentnwe 4nle (11711 nmrnefncturin4► I11sinevS, I'ho 11fT11irs of 1114' 171'nl rellliirinl,► more of i Mr,'I'isdel1's 71) 701111011 is the reason for 1114. mese 10 that city. His private honking business heti been taken over by the lIolsons Bank from tvhont his tt%Btnllleis twill 100731ve every 00111.7071' 1111(1 111101111011, The otlice he occupied hes been rented by John R7►nsf01li, A severe electrical storm pit^scd over keep hint flout work for n tv11i'r, he. dint's b4'in„ very painful. The Citizen's 11nn(1 will come out this spring in splendid force lifter 11 0)1_ %viutel'4 preetice. 11. comprise$ itlemt 20 playas at present and no look others will he enrolled befurr the London this •ummnr Ivhich twill give (lint better opportunity of relining his business, A. J. 11011ot3.t,v has decided to retire from rku grooi'i ' hnsiness and havin(,► rente1 the store' is making a quirk sell) of the stock, The lessees 1110 \lessrs. 11'alkur & It"Hs, of 1Vinghunl, n'hn purpose (al'l'ying ori 77 flll'niLtll'e and un(10rtakine IIISiness. They get pos- session on the 21171 of April, A Ii(o and drum hand has Leen ( stag• iz d in r,nnnerriun tvil11 lllu'ph.t' 1170 nu+nlb0rship bl,inl; 1;1, mu1771:1°1:44.1:( fifes, 2 druids Anil 1 triant,'le, Thu nti'nthers are practising diligently tin- der the leadership of 11 r, 1)011170 end it 1 iv fully expeetod that by the time \warm twesther rolls nr'nuull the citizens will levo the plen(ure of listening to the lifer end dr"n1R, '11111 scholar,: of 11711 (1llegiatn IlltVO 11nve formed their foot hall vittb for the worsen, the fallowing being the °finers I President, A. 1'. (1dnllry ; l'if'e, .1 11', 'l'ru1e11VOn ; See's=Pleas., .1, It. H=- hall ; I.',►plaim, 1t, lit Nunzio ; ('otnniit. ten, rept0F,entive to WV, 1', r1., which meet.:; al. Stratford on 0001 Prides, \V,'I'ut'• tor. The 1.017717711 Colleeintn has sent 71 I!ball(ntte for 71 !tough (,lip eeelest, the (11110 0f tvhiih hits not. yet 1177741 fixed. A. T. Mcdonald, a former Clinton boy. and editor of the Chatham News It few seers ego, has been sleeted dent of the tireet',r Louisville F.xpo•i- lion Cu. )Ir, \fn0doinld Is nllneginu editor of the l,ouist'ille, (liemtneky) Refold, A Louisville paper says ; 'I'hrrnlghn171 the dev(!Inplitont of the 0x• position Iden Mr. \lue7101lalrl has been its relit re of inspiration, null to hint the citizens of Louisville awe I1 luslimu► debt for the ttlAgnilicent exploitation of WA1NTD Irate Jellies 1'ickard's tin shop. It is over 21) years sines he left here, and \Ve want to huv your 'Turkeys ' has nor visited the town since, and will pay the highest market ])rice, \Vrite for particulars and Thursday last twos a busy' day in town. from the number of farmers who thronged the streets (touting in state how many you hays, from ell directions it twits evident that• something unusual Ives the cause of The ocen5iou was the iulh►e The Canada Poultry & Produce the stir. stent delivery of !Lich. \Jurphy, agent Co., Ltd., Stratford, Ont. for the Massey-Harris Co., and judging from the number of ntecllines turned out 11 r, Murphy has had excellent suc- cess in the sale of machinery, After thll farmers 111411 loaded their innchiueu they drove down Main street and Were given a free (limner at the hotels, A number of the town boys were brought up,before Magistrates Kay and Farmer and Reeve Bobier last Saturday on a charge made by Constable Bissett of disturbing the peace, They all pleaded guilty whereupon the magis- trates took a. lenient view of their case and after giving them a sound lecture let them off on suspended sentence, In the evening a case of a more serious nature was tried in which three boys ranging from 11 to 13 years of age were charged with throwing eggs at Mr, Fleming's house. The boys pleaded guilty to the charge. Two of them were fined $10 each and costs or $12.50 in all, and in default of payment 30 days in jail, while the other on account of his youthfulness was let go on sus- pended sentence. HO For Settlers IN WESTERN ONTARIO MANITOBA SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA How Made and How Reached !write for !roe copies of SETTLERS' GUIDE giving full Partin" alar• of special train betvlee for sett lent tnvlling with live stock and c fleets to the Northwest in Marsh and April, with pa.eienger and freight rates WESTERN CANADA Cp•todatedee• cription of the west and western eoadition•, 80 mei of information Invaluable to settlers, Useful maps and statistla9. TIME TABLES showing doable daily parlwenger train senile to Winnipeg and Calgary. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS ...M. WIngham. Richard Porter, who has been seri• Leave Toronto daily, Comfortable, roonq ou41y ill for some weeks, i9 on a fair berths at moderato rates. Folly equipped WHY to recovery. with bedding, cooldagrangerani every coo- James '!'rout, of \1'inrton, is n new Helve ye has deduced the attendance 0t venlence, Berths should be rel,erved (through nearest C'.P.It.Agent) atleast taro employee at the foundry. lig ie a the Clegg school and will reduce the weeks before departure. bandsman and will he a help to that salary 801110Wila as well under the Wrjte to -1&7 tor tree books1id anything orgunizntion. 747(1717173. asses htIt4 eddiise at the wood autt i.or. Caption; and Mrs, Peter \f c0illivray, We were sorry In hear of the demise, C. e. ROTES, Sal cation Army officers from Truro, Inst weak, of Airs. Frail; Boll, of '!'urns Dist, Pass.Agt•,LP.IL,'lsroats N. S. are visiting at the home of the bases, typhoid fever being the 07tus0, - -. Captain's father, 1(r. McGillivray of there next week. They are excellent citizens and twit shall be sorry t.7 lose I hem. Court 1loillnnd, No, 25, C. 0. F. held tiled' animal banquet on Friday evening in the council chamber, A !ergo number of members and their lady friends were present and a yel;w emjeyltble time was Spent, Organizer 11'eStall has succeeded in adding about 25 to the already large membership of the court. (Morris. Russell and James Craig left Wing - ham station on Tuesday for the !Vest, Dante Jl•utnor has it that another wedding may noon come off in Morris, Robert Cole and Lyon Findleter left, 13elgrave Tuesday morning with a cell' of settler's effects for the west. Mrs. M, S, Watson and children, of Sunshine, Aro spending a few weektt visir.iu friend in and around Blnev1710, Sandy Stewart, of the 4t11 line, i5 cool deu'I1' dtstrnyell by li r!, laid up wit11 a bed attackof bronchitis. I We trust he will soon regain his usual health, Robert Clark and bride, of Sunshine, left Iast Tuesday morning for their new home near Clnssholin, Alberts, I'e hope they mny do well. Lost week Robert McMurray, 4th line, was in 'I.'oronto attending the Grand Lodge of the A, 0, U. W., as re- presentative of Be:grave Lodge, l d. 131•yens left for the West Tues- day of hist week, as did George Cardiff and Jon Petcll. They have been our before so will require no guide to direct them. The opening of the now school at ENTY-FIVE (EARS' SUCCESSFUL RECORD ONE(' van buy ndvertiring space, but it can't buy a quarter century's successful record of wonderful and tllnto51 miraculous cures of the most ditlIcult and cases of throni, lung and rtonlach troubles, Such is Peychine'e record. Thonfnnds of CA5es given up by leading doctors as hopeless and incurable have been quickly and per- rnunently cured by I1svuliille. Jt in an infallible remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneurnnnin, consumption, indigestion, lose of appetite and all wasting diseases. "My Fon had a terrible cough and was wasted to a shadow.. notion; tatld he could not 77ve, 110 used Psy chine, It cured hila." -1(1111 J. linng• er, Brockville. "After Taking 116.00 worth of 1'sy• thine nil lungs SIC well .73 7 life 1e aging berth Ilrfng."-1lrs. I. Rich. Inds, )1arrlulti Cove, \,5. " My bongs ure now humid 111 a bell after rutlt,g 1'sychluu."-ll. itubbine, 11ridgelmrg, (1111. l'syehlnr saved 7,r Ilfe."-A,tl'al• den, 7 Cwn1+411 Sl-,'1'uroulo. Psychine Never Falls Psychlne has no Substitute AT ALL DEALERS, 80c and $1,00 A BOMB DR. T.A. SLOCUM, Limited, 179 King St. W,, Toronto oar Pririting this dish'ict on Snturllity might when lightning s'ruck nod destroyed two brans, 1,, \ViIIse, who owns whet is known as the Me'I'aggnrt flrl'111 011 the Loudon 101111, a bunt UV() 1111104 (runt town, loses his line new Ii'tlk barn just completed 111i7 fall, also 291 110,..(1 n( cattle, it ill' 01 1711X11 11'1!1.1: (111171(1 for export 11111) %retr'1' 111 11117,0 howl ,.1111,11e11 011 1101771.lt•. A ler'se ltnnntity rIf hn}, I oats, rum, inlplI lli'.ets, etc;., vele else deal1'y.-d. 'Tote! loss, a;t,ullu ; d for S1,541, gigue bare Ielouoieg to 1„ Lanx1711, n ni'+rk•r, go111u1'er on the 111111771 road. It 11.M1 WO uidlt•• w'1s4 of town, was nlso stroll; 1t7' lightning end Deceased was a 11 iss Clonkey, of the J. 310I1•11C111E, Ticket .1,geut, Blyth town. •Ith line, heforo iter rnnrringe, \fr..Bell .-The many friends of David end Mrs, ens also h0en•oi1 the sick list. for some 1tush,'I'oronto, will be pleased to hear 7111,0, but is improving of tato we are that they intend to return and make pleased to state. 11'inghnrn again their home nbont One night Inst_ twee!; while Patri4.l; April is'. ]telly, 7th line, WW1 returning home L. A, 137111, formerly in the furniture from Brussels he met with en nccide,nt by colliding with a cutter belonging to ft. !!(ebb's livery, Brussels, The two ttrivers were thrown nut and both horses ran away. htohb's horse nlalle for home, her 11r, I(clly''s was not 1101id r.ently whe rng Itis odweirs of fnr 1 (1118 Then it twnl+ Inenil fnr:rnry, (.)il11ewoofkithe hntt104in S heista, rot• Mr, Ca770mphell3''c, IOrh con. of (;res. t illg n bad gosh in 1114 twa'ist which twill I1orently 1V In, 1(037 so1(1 hit) 11)0tnacre furor, Int 20, filth line, to Wm, Pipe of the salve line, for the sutra of 81.tion, Ilti gory immediate possession. 'Pills Hugel wet; fortnerly awned by t he par- r,hnser'v (ether, 1)17 317.1 Pipe, who sold to Alex Grant 1711,1 he in turn (disposed of it 1n 111, Key's 0'ot11's 1110, 11 r. Keys will likely return Next month to Battle - ford Ilistl'iot, Se4)(., There, he 11,1s land ren(( where, he spent Inst year, \Ve wish all concerned success. Our dig iv su1)scril)eI's from 110W till .\1 arch f 71.11, 1907 THE STANDARD 11'i11 be sent till' Jan. ist, 1908 for the small sum of 75c Subscribe No hnsin0745 here, has (lecidea to locate at Fort William tt'horo h0 wilt open out a nett' furniture and undertaking (stole lish10740, Pero' Ifill stet with an neciilent l'c' ForCoughs and Colds There is a remedy over sixty years old-Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Of course you have heard of it,probably have used it. Once in the family, it stays; the one household remedy for coughs and hard colds on the chest. Ask your doctoraboutit. "1 hare had pneumonia three times, and Ayer's Merry Pectoral has brought me eaten Ihrougb sash time, I hare fuel recorened from m trot attack, aged eftq•,eten, No wonder If pulse IL" -!t, Y. Woo1Ne, 8lereae Point, Wis. • J, dee •„ ere 1, Yale. Aloe eivafaelrr•r• or P SARSAPARIU.A. piers BAIR VIOOL 1 Ayer's P1111 Increase the activity of the liver, and thus aid recovery. ECZEMA, '1131'Tr:11, SALT 1111R0I, 1170, 111\17 7V(nIJM, 17t•:1tri68, IIAItIfl;i1S' I'I'QIt, All of these diseases are attended ly intense itching, which is almost. 111- staLlltlt' relieved by llpnly'illg Chamber- lain's Salve and by its continued 71744' a mpermanent cure may be etleeted, 11 ils, in fact, cored 1111tmy (1718735 Heat 111111 resisted nil other treatments. ('rice 'aa cents per box. For sale 17y all drug- gists, Clinton, Ed, Cook and John Ilullet' Ilnvo re - returned from 'Toronto where they were winged re -packing apples in a cold storage eslnbliellwent, 1. Miss Dot Baker left un Wednesday for Winnipeg, and on her arrival there will he united do rnnrringe to Jiuesell Andrews, publisher of the Herald, Cu - p111', Sask. 1111, Nekton, who owns and rune the merry•go'round, purposes mowing to til, r:1:1'I.ESSN 1•:S5 1)lsn1 del's of 1 b SI nnulrlt presides a nervous (.•.1(11714711 lied uflee prevent sleep, (;hnmbe.rinln's 111(7,17le,l7 m(u'1 IJIt'nl''l'i(bII't4 htirnu11(re the Il I1 N°117,11 orenn5, restore the 'linen) to heallby conditium amd Inal;e sleep possible, I'ut' silo by all druggists, '1'Ite 1)0nein;nn government have i)nr• chased the Montreal (suzette hnil11in 8200,0)0 Awl it 14 there inlontiuu to etCet a line iIHW poStollice, SHOULD BE AN INDEX TO YOUR BUSINESS ! a0111•..r.w..wr....a.0M111 oor office stationery indicates slovenliness, Tatty, well printed stationery bespeaks system and carefulness. •00000040OS. The Standard Job Printing Dept. supplies only the better kin(!-,von't pay tis to turn out any other, High-priced, experienced workmen only are employed, because they should (.lo --and do -!.tetter 11'ork than inexperi- enced help, We will convince you of this it' you will truest ns with your next order. BLYTH SPRING SHOW TIM SI:3.E1.71e Program Me • lo a, in. -MI exhibits of Grain, Seeds and Potatoes roust eft in place in Industry 117111, 10,110 n, 01, to 1 p. 111,-•- 1 lJgi11„ by flovnrnn1f'nt Expert. 1 p, m.•-:11) stook west h' on the :;round reedy fnr judging h7' an Experr..1 neige sent h7 the (Government. 2 p. m, -Addresses in Industry Ira "Eradication and Control of "ilow to 50)0777 Good Seed," It You ere invited to bring samples of Grein, Etc,, you luny leave for sale in other lines than those for which prizes are offered. Exhibits may be r01110Ved at a p, m. At 0 p. In. the Secretary -Treasurer will he at his office to pay the prizes, ammisolifrairrommorsonswassemerismossmomus An.xL 2i.d Prize List HORSES. CLAW; I--(;IyIlf:srlale f$tnllion $.', 00 $0 00 ' quire St1111inU i+ (111 ;1 00 ;(-Perr:hcroi Srnllinn .............. rl 11n 3 on I--1 lrriit'ee Stallion ............ .... 5 (70 0 00 i,--Itrnuls, ors 5 00 11 I)0 li--•Sweepatitkes, :my class Diploma CATT 7 -Shorthorn 111111,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, G;, 011 80 00 11-1(erefnrd Bull i) till 0 00 61 -Polled ;lugus 5 (I0 0 00 GRAIN, SEEDS, ETC. ONE 131ISIIEL EACH. 10 -Spring \V 11c171, any variety $2 00 II --(Lits, white, 17173 variety .. 2 (h) I2-0,1rs, black, any variety,,, ,,, 2 UO 10•- lin rlgt','2•rowerl 0 (10 11 -Ba ley, 0 -rowed 2 U(I tri -field Pens..,.,, .,.... ,,,. 2 OU JO -Timothy Seed,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 00 17 -Rad Cleve'',,,.., (I0 IS-AIsiku ,Seed , 2 (10 IiI-Potatoes, Any early varlely'..,, 1 50 20 -Potatoes for general crop .,,.,, , 1 (0 S1 00 1 011 J 00 1 00 1 011 1 00 1 00 '1 00 1 (X0 1 0) 1 UU