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W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor ats3 Proprietor.
Liberal View....0. T, P. Deal.
"In the cottraet 'with the Ctrapd
Trurilyto bni14 the new railway to th•e
Ps.cific, it is specified that, within so
Oiays a its signing, the comeany IS to
lecige five million dollars' in cash or
poierrenent securities at Ottawa; as
eecurity that it will do its part. T•he
eeaspaey (14 not put up the settuyety
.witIon the specifie4 time, nor hes It to
this bow, NI/bat ft has done), is long
'leiter the expiry of Aka 30 days, 0,t has
'tendered tiv e =Mica dollars 214 its:pre-
ferred boucle. If a entiteciral, council
let the buileing of a, bridge on cou-
ditiort that the coutractor lodge %with
its secretary iieoo foe the due.torn-
pletiea of the work, would the cooneil
be justified in the eye e of the ratepay-
ers by accepting, instead of the eash,
•the contrector's note or bond foe *500?
xim.t is what the Greed 'rrursk is try-
iugto do. keret ;A: the very outset'
in its thane/gar with the country, the
eompany breaks agreement—it did not
come to time ane hea,not put up the
cash. How boastiegly the lPremier
laid the contract ori the table Of pee-
limnent as one that wee 'to be 0,cteer
upon in letter and sp,irit and. the fol.
fitment .of.which would, not eoetthe
countrya reallar more than r3 mill-
i,
ons Within 6 months of his vaunt-
ings tke Grand Trunk breaks the con-
tract andwe are teld Sir Wilfrid is,
at the first sissitete, to introduce
lotion to legalize its violations, Dees
this not •show the Grand Triitter will
get all its wants squeezing the people
,et its pleasure mid breaking its pledges
at will ?"—Huntingtoir Gleaner (Liber-
al.)
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Conservative vs. •
Liberal Member**
The Conservative. party' ree..y. well
feel proud of the integrity of•the men,
who for years held cabinet positious
. •
under different Conservative 'premiers..
They were not few, but among the,
•
many there is not one who can -be
today reckoned as a wealthy, mho:
Sir John. A. Macdonald ;and Sir John
Thompson left behind them little et,
this world'sgoods. Politics did • not
result in their •enrieettneot. Their con-
freres who survive have been forced to
return to business life poorer men than
l
when the left it. They are to 'lie
loused, lab eying in the vineyard' bear-
ing the het a of theday, ale of . which
goes to show that they, at least Were
true to the trust .repoeed in them:- • '
• But . how about their Suifiessors ?
In the history Of areogievernmeta. have
riches come so quickly toeitememberse
as to some of these in the Leerier
cabiret ? The Prenrier,--henselteaceepe
teda preser•t of a cool froo 000.. Hon..
Clifford Sifton, alleged to be a bank-
rupt in 1890, is *Credited With. •beirg a
millionaire in 1993. • An4 they axe not
the only fortuuates. Th • re are 'Others
to whom fortutes have come with po-
wer. . . . .
And why this differencebetween a
Liberal and', e. Conservative govero-
ment ? The latter certainly had all the
advatitages- of the former; Is 'itnot
rather suggestive that one class o(• nen .
remained poor while ,theie ittecessors•
prospered not a huntlecelold :but .mata.
times a hundredfold •? • •. .
Ross As a Moral • %dormer.*
There is no one who will deny , to
Premier Ross the quality which , some
might call "courage" and others "ef-
frontery" that would enable . him to
return again to the Prohibition camp
and make a last desperate effort •to
keep office as a temperance legialater.
It is true that Iris treatment of the
temperance people and 'of the temper-
ance question hf...s been such a .coni-
bination of betrayal, cynicinn and
phaxisaism as few countries 'could pet-
; but Mr, Ross would not be Mr.
Rees if he did not calculate on tic
easy forgetfulness of people and the
strength of party passion.
tt is impossible to believe that any
Prohibitionist can tliiiik that his ca,uee
is to be served by keeping the Ross -
Stratton Government in power. He
has abundaret reasoo to know ei6r-
ently It is true that this Govern-
ment perpetually herasses andbullies
the li.m.ror traflit. It keep e the "1i- •
quor people"—as it likes toecall theme -
en the anxious bench perpetually,but
this is for purely partizan and. -fieate.
cial reasons and doe rl not)' treisiei for
temperance.
Still there ere tiadOulytedly u lot of
Liberals who are ashamed to stand up
and be couoted as supporters of the
Ross Govertmient 'el such, bat who
-iriight"teke advairtage of •its brazen
&misting of the temperance banner to
come to its support ostensibly on tlat
issue. But for •honest temperance
men there can be no such path. , Tem-
perance men are morel reforniere.
They endeavor to miriimize clruakens
rakes because they believe it anekeri for
a swarm of other evile.
Now, if moral reformers' have any
duty in °Merl°, toda,y—end it is sure
Ty all too clear thee they Lave—it is
to punish and drive froth power u par-
ty organization which has ereated the
"mucliine" which has Made the name
of Ontario sytonymotte with daring
election crime led deterinitietl politi-
cal debetteltery,, which has given to
our history the violated ballot boxes
of West Elgin, the bogus ballots of
several constituenciee, the burned bal-
lots, the "switched •ballots," the mate
ipulation of timber litnits, the coercion
of Remise holeers and the Gamey epi-
sode. On any one of these atcounte
the moral reformer must vote against
the Ross Government; mei to vote tor
it, in the lace of thent all, awl to do
so in the name of moral reform, would
surely be as farcical a proceeding as
the bitterest partizat would venture
to suggest.
While we would not attempt to lett
a limit uport the harclihexxl or the
Premier of Ontario, it Would appear
likely that tio shrewd a politielati must
see the fatal tumor in his Govern-
ment rend the "machine" striving to
ride ant the storm of public Ludgate -
tion agairst its wetly scandalous prac-
tices in a “moral reforin" ship.—
Montreal Star.
L. Borden opened his 'Otte-
liec tour at kiclurectid en Monday.
The Chinese minister at trolcio, ttt
the request of the Japanese Porei'gti:
Office has notified his superior that
unless Russia recedes japan, will pro-
mptly reetert to artri84
Bast Wawanosh.
•
Mr. Jchri Whitinore hasaisposed of
his farm on the Gravel Road • tre
•„Tepee Wightmart, •for 'Ile sum LA
f3, too, •
Mrs, James Rath was tkie guest of
Walton friends recently.
• Mr, D. Noele of eItalett visited fri-
enee here recently.
• Mrs. R. Wight:man of Beichigen is
visiting friends here. •
Miss Amanda Nethery of Bluevale is
engaged with Mr, J. Wightinan for
the winter months,•
Mrs; John Wightmen is very .111 with
pneumonia but. we hope soon to bear
of.. her recovery. •-
Mr. R. Gallager of.Bluevale has di -
posed of his hardware business to Mr.
J, B.,Nickol. •
• •
• Morris Township.'
Prank Keys, stli Line, has gooe to
Toronto am& may make an -extended
stay tkere. -
• Mies Apes' Speir, 3rd tine, has re-,
turned to Kineardine after a holiday
visit sit, eel- haute here. • ” •
Miss Rebecce, Jacksc.n of Mitalco
made a beief. visit with relatkes in
Morris and eoceolity during the past
••MondaC, of last week Prate/ A. Nich-
es -1s- 6th Line, . arrived home- from a.. vi sit '
with his cousins ix Toronto and lied
fiest-clesa time. •
Wednesday evening a oei of young
people from the .3rd eoncissiae el Orey
spetit e very pleasaut ho-
me of :Mrs. T. Maandsra, melte' Of
Brussels. • • •
The C P.U. talk hkt aoortt died aut
.ai the sum asked for frotri Morris is
54,000. There Wal ,be a lively elute at
the election as a good rnaiyeere Cl;
posed to the bonus, for if the Compa-
ny .as decided dpon this route it will
come this way bonus or mot. '
Soho Patch arrived her freee Medo-
re, Mau., last week' and Wit dontititte
to make his tome here, • His father
has land ix Manitoba anal has lied
fora crops. Last year he threshed a-
bout 3,000 bushels of wheat. *Mr:retch
also awns reo Bares on the 6tk 'Line,
Morris township. •:
Last Monday Earl Valk or. of the
triplets in the home of Frank 3. Mar-
• tie, died aged. 13.mcniths and 16 de.ys,
The• chiler -had. not been very robust
acerb its blithe The Other babies ere
eioing •
5. 5, No, 4 re-elected John Mooney
as trustee for the next'term, lee (lees
his Work Well, John' Roble and John
Manning are the other members of the
board. W. He McCutchesonwas aWar-
dee, the wood contract at $250 per
cord. Miss Hattie Downing is the new
teacher.
We are sorry. to state thet Reginald,
the eldest son of W. T. eed Ares: Moc-
ney of Indian Head, N. W. T., former-
ly of Morrie, died an 'Christmas' Day
from tee attack of tonsililis; He was
only ill for a few days and his death
is deeply ereplored. Reginald'was
bright, llappy lad of 9 years and Will
be greatly missed by the family.
Wir-
bett another son, Was also ill but was
;4:insider:ably better when ehe letter was
written.
•
Westfield.
br,. W. k. Carr of Kirktere eisitea,
his bidder, A. 13. Carr, recently.
• Geo: Bo:traded returved to Toronto
last week after epending the holiciays
with his parents.•
We are glad to kuerer'tlia.t John Wi-
gletman, who was seriously injured
while workithe ush soome tOwo
Weeks ago, is w able tbeut
again,
•
Tyndal and wife. of Chathasn'
spent the holidays • •with A. 13. Carr
and faanily. •Tkey are also renewing
old acquaintances here, a, they, 3,8ere
et one time residents of this neighbor-
hood.
Wesley Fairoti took a trip to il•lor-
folk county last weelt to visit his eolt.
sin. While there he eottibined business
atid pleasure as he &remelt back viith
hirtn a Carload of cattle.
4114.4.1waska saaso.44041
•sonessterhrinion
Colborne Townibio'
We are glig.ato sty thee. Mrs. Sam -
eel AM*is improving nicely iriow.
She has been eenfined to the house the
past three; weeks by the bursting of a
blood -vessel itthe head.
The S. 0. H. will hola a ceraert hi
Gledhill's hall, Benteiller, on Jan. 12,
and good local talent bas been pre-
paring for the occesiors.
Dame Rumor say e the wedding bells
will rig in the item" future ire Salt -
ford.
This is Leap Year, boys, so look
out oy some of the young ladiee okay
nab yea,
•'The etorm.of the past two weeks hes
blocked the roads sot •that it is • hut-
poseitle_ to get through in pieces. :and
marry of the old settlers .say• theynev-
er saw ouch a depth of snow •before
the 'N Year 'before. or suelff etonnly
weath * . .
efr, hn Stevens of the Maitland
concession eceived a telegram on Wed,
neseay of I st week apprising of
the Oath slzusbarice, Mr.
George 13 s of Saginaw, but he did
not recei t Meanie to atteml the
funeral,
Quite aT traneer front this township.
ettended OA wedding , or Miss Eva.
Clark of Goderich„ who .was united in
marriage tor Mr, Wee. Browitleee .both
being residentsof this tewessitip at -one
tittie,- ••
Mr. Robert Brownlee and wife retur-
ned house to the Soo on elotreav lest
after a few weeks' visit. to friends en
this locality,
Mrs. Chambers. of Brandoe, Menito-
t1te • guest of her percept, -...efre
and •Alre. Alex. •Kirkpatrick; •
• Mr. and Dere. • Duncan Murgan of
Traverse City are visitingahe lattera
parents, Mr: and Mrse•Alex, efebrsten
of Saltford. •• • • • ' • .• •
Auburn,
Oti the last day of the old year .103%,
eilt Medd, -eldest son el Robert Medea
of West Waste:male passed that boun-
dary front %%Ha. 114 trateller ever re-
turns. Fee smiles he has satinet front,
cancer. . Sometimes medical skill held'
out brighthopes of recovery,but these
hopts .only .allorthel a brrel respite..lie
was of a quiet and retiring eispesi.
Lion and a general reverite . with all
his acquaint:Owes, Ills. aged tether
arid ,aoretlier, sisters and brothers lieve
the `Sympathy of ell in their sad bes
reevereent., The loss will be more es-
pe'cially felt by his parents.. Ile, as it
wete, was •the solace of their, deceit-
ing Years, the rest of the family hav-
ing left their paternal ignites for horn.
vs of their own. Ire had revelled the
age a . forty-eight years. The funeral
took place to Bali's cemetery. on. tho
Base Line, •
• Mrs, Ireklin and Mrs. Jos. Lareson
. .
have been on the sick ilst.
Mrs. S. Scales visited Wessels
frienee recently.
-'A section of Hullett will vote on the
reilwav beelew on Jett, 22trd...
Me...Gordon Wightrean is the new
prineteal of our, Public seheol.
Miss Clara Lawson .returnea, home
from iVfanitoba last week lookiog hale
ane• hearty. ' ." • •
Miss Alacdougal of Bolton Was the•
guest of her sister, Mrs. .d.. T.- Mac.
tioitald. • Site returnee, last rikursday
icconipanied 'by Mies Edna, .Macdonald
who .intene,s goingto school down
there.
Mr. and 'Mee, C. Beadle spent their
'holidays with the bitterer 'parents neer
the .Nile.
••
•
• MeKillop Township..
'flue old council heve been reelected.
isa McKillop.
-.:Miss Minnie Parker of Seaierth has
been e•isiting Mess V.iolet, Irvire for
the last • fortnight. .
•-• Mr. James- •'Flannerviwho has beeu
in DekoteSfor••upwards• of two years, -
has. returned. home: • ... • : •'
.Mr.. .".3: Ryan of Sault Ste, Marie
visiting 'relative s and friends in Mc -
%Mop, .
Miss- Annie ..blorrieOn and daughter
ley
'have hecn. visiting, relatives in.:itan-
. .
eJohn...StotteateLlea.le. of.D.go_ta.z.
. arevisiting the fermer'e, pab.tits. -at
:Leadbury. • . . • .••.
- -Cold' weather and deep' enoW. is ...what
We. arelealvieg- down .thireway,. aut
.never Mine there • will ere aellange .efter
•••-te while. • •
•:The
• -MiSe. • Mclettoeh.::' has taken charge. of..
ciebOol agaiai..•
rericiving'oldaaese
quitiiitartees' here onSunday week.s- ' -•
Mese Annie Geurtertett hes••- wine •Cer.
Stratford Where. she Will • attend Busi-
ness- cialege foe- ioane . • • '
ehe. inuOicipideelections -ere 0.1/
er. Once • marc, • leaving with - us 'no ..rep-
resentative. far this •perte .tewit-
ahip: Although- Mr, eolnistorti*as de:
••feated he polled a large..vettesullicient.
to give Lan hope that lie May heeleet-
ed Itext.year'..- • .. •• • :•'.. •• •
Rev. '1 G Yelland ..of Beirmiller Pre- .
ached Missionary sernions-'here Sande>,
morniug 'and. evening.: • .
• West Wavlianosh. •
Ur. Taylor of East Warvatiosh snrays
the Scepter 14 No. 3, WeSi. We.wanesh
for next year. •
• We are ' sorry to learn that A: B.
Carr has beim verypcorly' leteee, as
hae also Mrs, ten-.
Master A,e,ein Thompson of bnngan-
non,' who has been for eo.ine time ha
the western prairies, British Colembia
ana other ports, cattle honiti recent.:
ly,,
'The new R C. eFnrci nt St. Atigtie-
tine is nerely coMpleted. ' The • ladies
of the corgreg.ation turned out •and
scrubbed • it:. The pews were expected
ta be here 'on. Saturday.
The ansittal :meeting of the. Ashfield
and Warvanosb Breech Agricultural
Sotiety will be held in the old' court
house, Dungannon, on Jan. 13th.
•
Blyth.
• • Bliss Lillie' Bewley' load Miss , Bella
. .
McCall, who epent • tile festive kelidays
with Morris friends, returned toeChae,
ham .on Tuesday -morning.. • •
• Mr. George Kraehling,- • who has
been in klkhorn, Manitoba, kr thei>ast
three years, is at presort visiting wit1t.
relativeand friencle itt BlytIt and
- , • • .
•
Mr. W 1. McLean left 'last Week.for
'rorotto where he will miter' lettox
• lege and preeare hit -itself for the Pres-
byterian ministry. •.
Mr. A. II. Wilford 'returned: to the.
'Ontario Agricultural callege ret Mon-
day, of lest week. •
. Miss 'Mirnie The/meson- of Clinton
was the guest 'of her sister, Mee. A.D.
Tierney, lest weak. •
The Epworth: Leitele 01 .tte Mahn -
dist' chiircit hate d 11:e
Officers for the present t1i • •
Hen, President,. Pee. elolutee
Presideirt, lVfisii Bentley
1st Vice, Miss Lade flentley
end vice, Miss Addle Taman
3re4 vice, Miss Maud -(lvdley
4th vice., Miss Pearl Chellew
Treasurer., Miss Gillespie
Organist, Miss Pearl Gidley. .
Indepeneent Order of Foresters.
C. D., Alex. 'Elder
C. R., T., C, Blelfilroy
V, C, R., J, S. Brown.
R. S,, J, H. Chelleet
P, S,, Prank Metcalf.,
Treae.,L L Douglas
Chap.,. n, ichol
S. W., Was. Gibbs
J. w„ Freer. Toll
.5, 11., Wm,. Begley
3, IL, W. It •Mclelroy •
Pity., Dr, W. 3, .Milne •
Canadian Order Of Poreetere.
C.Ve, Charles Fraser
. V. C. Re W. James Sims
R. Se, 3. W. Bell •
P. S., Robert Slitter.
Treas.,' eVin., Stens
• Chap., •Thim e
S. W., Themes Marshall
J, W„ ller4. Morritt •
S. U., Isaac Cowan .
J. IL, David Cowrie
Ancient Oreer of reeled Workmen.
M. W., Chide. je.liesear
Poremen, A. la Brethren
•Overseer, Jobst Brigham
Piettacier, Career
Treas., Robert Milne
Recorder, T. J. Itockstep
t10.141, ,
,t!0.n
.Pomtter
T.iel
Telex Parr,
Hay Townihip.
On tVedeeeday eiteniag of last Week'
ar.other of those happy events which
always cause a ripple .41 the commune
• ity, took place at the Itonee of Mr,
Wrn. Tinney <A this township, when
his rteconer daughter, Miss Sarah Arn,
was united in the :beside of niatrihiony
to Mr. Who I. Blackwell, setontle son
or the late Thos. Me-eke/ell,. 'or tbis
toweship. The ceremony was Terfortii-
ed by the Rev, Mr, 'J. Doherty of St.
Paul's church, Wilson, in the-prestlice•
of a Ir.rge ntiettber of the relatives and
hitimate friends ofthe tontracting
parties, The bride, who wus gvea �'
way by her father, was beautifully at-
tired Alai was noehe the recipient Of a
tuatara' of iteeful and valuable presents,
Alter the happy couple Lad been war-
mly cougratalated all at dowte to a
sumptuous supper, after whicti thie ay.
.41104. was very pleasantly spent by the
gitoat in social intercourse. The hap-
py couple afterwards repaired to their
home followed by the good Whiten et
their many friends for their continued
hanpiness with which we heartily
•
C. 'Wellece• of St. Marys', SorairelaW
of the lete: Martin' eleTaggart of Us -
borne • township,. purchesee.•• sees• acres
last spring itt the. vicinity of .e'robis-
ler; Assa., N. $ti an .acre,
one theca case, • balance in five pay-
erente: He has reeently refused to,
accept. an offer of .$151att acre„ cash,
bis: land... • . • •• ,
Nliss. Millie Petty re:tented tO Loriden
lest week Where free' is taking etip . the
'ethnography and _tygewritieg course nt
-the .ccannercialecollege,'
the..ceminercial course.before Christ- •
•.
:Walter White and his brother, . also
Geo. yeairbairrearriVed herefrom the
West a few days ego, They are. all
prospering, Mr., Ppertmern has. tam
1,14K) a.cres of' Very fine land. • •
• The keV,•II/r.-7,1tIfeettetrof.- Montredl-
occupied . the •Inaiiit o.f Ceram" church
last tWo.Seedays.... Ile is..e., good.
pe•erialeels, and a very plea.sant and, a-.
greeable • gentleman.. . •••• - •
Mr. • Nathaniel Baer ol'HOlineseille,
who: was the guest .or, Rev, and Mrs..-
Seatv atethe•Kippen -eiretrit pereoriage
Jor.afewdays .receittly, has returned
• - 'e •
1,
Aches nn4 Pains.
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TIM BLOOD.
• fr you suffer with pain—ony hire or
pain—Iceep in mind that pain is but is
symptom, not B. -disease ; that what
you must 'light is tat the pain but in
cause e.that lieinents and oils for ex-
ternal orplieation are obsoletely use-
hise. To overcome the cause of pain
internal treatment is reicessery, Value,
110 matter 'where located, • will dis-
appear when Tou purify .end.ezari
the blocd ad strengthen the nerves.
Aches and pair& disappear as if by
Magic when Dr. •Williains' Pink Pills
are used, liWery doee aettrally) makes
new, riche red bluest, Mach tirives dis-
ease front the 'system and banishes
• Pain, Thousands end thousands of
grateful People have, given their testi-
mony to prove this. Mr: George:Cray
Tilbury; Ont., says : "For a . whole
• S'4.111 lner I suffered terribly frten sci-
atica. The pain was sotnethirg awful
end I could 'scarcely bear to bave any-
thing tousle isay leg1 took ntedicine
front twa. electors autl triedea .ntonlier
of -recommended.remedies,but derive.
- re benefit. Then 1 wasfiledvised to try
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills and this med-
icine b.tslpce in almost [rem the start,
ssulsoon 'released me from the tremble
and1 have not since had a twinge el.
' therefore. Lave greet eeasoit
praise Dr. Williams' Piiik
Sciatica, rheumatism., • heuralgia and
all other eclies and peens .are complete-
lyeriven from the eystern through the
lair use ot• Dr.. Williams.' Pink. Pills
nen't 'takeareefkeolered'eubstituter.
see that --the fell name r'Dr, Williams'
Piok. Pills for Pale People." is 1.rinted
on the wrapper .around • the box: If itt.
doubt sexed direct to the Dre-Williants'
Medicine. Co., . Brockville, Ore.,. and
the pa1e. will be sent•bee mail .at: 50e a
box orsix boxes for 50 .
MrL "wen of Ciivalice, N. D.,
arrived' in• town recently otr•a Visit to
friends iii line: exeunt Zetich. ,Mr..
Well hoe. been• in the Vest for •'s.oted
20 years, • 1141t paid • a. Visit, .1.0 friends
here 'about: seven years ago, On Chris-
tnias .morning, the day aefore.htt left,
the thermometer registered 40 degrees
below zeisoaud lir suffered More front
ther••aold, he informs' us, trellis' ride
from IIcneall •Here, te thee day, trate
be ever eid tliere, notwithstanding the,
great. difference in temeeratures • . ••
Mre. J. D. Mertier sad .1.er little:
neicit'aiternea fare) elisir visit to,De,
twit- Where re spera the holidays •
as
guests'..of the form, No it. is.
Mire hal ;-,nrcitased
ITen'ty.', F. •Wreselolf a property at the
cast side of towri for $1,soce -.The: pro-
perty consists , Of • e geed: iteene.
Mg and ie seethe of 104; • Mr. Mines.'
will take possession 'the ist of.:;Aprit.
• Mr,. Henry .Werreloh :Tr., left this week'
for Berlin to which place he conteni-
platee • inowiree, et _tee seriug if he can
find conditions 10 st' it 1tIi
s Me. ;"Jehn' 1.r, w1101,e' depart-
ure for Dashsvoesci v.e. notice' .in last
isSte, diet not 'finn the • air (.4 :that,
btreg to. he eresgeitial't.c. Lire. teeth,. ar-
rived ehonie on .• Tu•eeday is. again
at work with hie old bese, •Mr. Jean
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•
W,esseloli,• • •• • • • e '
elise eleep.r1 .Nicholson • of •Blake
how • in charge of the ennioe deport-
ment of .otie Public eefieol. • •. .•
Mitre Kibler •of BraMpton lair • left
for her lunne afier•visitingfriends in
this vicinity •
. Mr. John ;Wright of the • Base 141ne
called at Mr..,T vanes •Jewell's 171titi-
day last. ••
Mugford • spent a .feW days
this meet borhoed last week.
Mrs. Warci Gled1sil, wt10 Isas. been
hulisposed for some Aimee is, we are
glae. to state, on the way to recovery,
Jacob Feeley and. eon, 'Willie,after
speeding, *,a few days with •.friends at
Leantiligtori, retorted I note ,
week. : . • ' •
Vies Sophia, Norman elite LeeiSoy-
der returned home: last Week • after
gee/ding itfeee days with •relatives isa
Waterloo atal other points.
•
"IliESSENOER" STORIES.".
• Stories, _illustretione and <Irv:defies
are perhepe the' main feratiree' of at..-
.Om/ikon in the Northern Meeseeger.
Bet the stories are so carefitliy writ -
tett that they 'exercise s. sweet influence
in the lives of old and youno. Thee
• there c..re. special ,departments deyoted
tc• TeitMerance, the Sunday betool, the
Little People Met the Home, elle pa-
per err so poptifer that 51 vast emitter
of .Siatdav Schools in -caimihtod the
United States etre Melee it • to great
advantage, limning. it mine .1 et; Oar at-
tetulatice, huskies eictvnuliitg their .
itt-
fluueusca for good in tite•.1totties ef +fair
echolars. The Northern elesseitor 55
probably read every week by weli nit to
• P' ililitirter of a million pe0,11.1 end ler
that reasott the price is extremely low.
Samples free on appliciViree
.12-I6 pages weekly Am' a Veal% ;'• 8 -
Clubs at eoe e year. Johu Douai' er
Sore putldisbets,: 'Montreal,
A 'STITiles OF OLD \U I'.
Revettle the feet that the Need is
esually Obi mid lacking in the strera
.gtlenitig peopertien of yomtg forks'
..blood. 11 you want to fill rem hived
with the fire of path, Meld ap your
strength, restore Voir nerves, just tere
Perrozoue. It's the meet previa tonic
keown reel will renew the flickering
flame a an aged life by impai ring
mourishnient to ellfeebled orgaltria Ver
-
mom fortifies weak vetoer:, feeds
the blotd, brain aiel et•rves with neW
life. Try rerrozonc. Price pe per
1110x4
Carlow. •
Mrs, W:elefeDonagle ha.e been vis-
iting relatives at Galt.
The' school ses.sions.have been resum-
ed with. Miss Mef4car4 in charge of No.
arid Mira. Patterson. •wielding .• the
• sceptre at No. 3, Miss Patterson was
111 duriog.the holidays., but We are
pleased to know theeshe eras recover-
ed sufficiently to diselterge „her •t'atties'
at the iichp<>1. •••
• At the lasttneeting Of Carlo* Lodge
U-...-11%; :the .'f011o
oaicers were elected : ' .
. • 5, McIlwalit •
• see. •W., Be Potter •
•
• Pere-mate:Wm. Young
• Overseer,' J ecoli Fislwr ••
• Recorder, A, W. Wise..
Financier, 'John S.• Clark •
• Treesuier, tee Prater
• elitide,.. Wnt Thempam
.1. Altei...MbIerod
' e- \Vera -Taylor - • -
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Delegate to 'Oren learge, •Iierb. •
• Morris •
• Alternate,. Jeltn 'S.. Clark
• Medical exem Ler).* A , C. .aitintr.
•
, •IS ? •
It i13 all -Inflantntatior,•:of 'the mlcts
liningof the throat; bronthial _tube's,
,aeid nesel passages excited by : germs
'that .• Celia only be .destroyed 'inigr-
ant. healing: Cittaerlaremie -Which' is bee-
• ethea ' direct %tc tffe seat or, the. disease
Ime•neyer' eet. felled te!etare. Plea-
•sare. •to nee ..abeeltaely . •certain' •
-to
'cure, C•ittarreozone always .gees
satis-
faction • . "e.seffered nasal' :eat--
arrh : so badly 'that ,.I.eottlent breathe
through my nostrils, weites 0, K.
:met . of Meriden. • I 'rise(' Catarrhozone
lot a few mit-utter; aite 'wee, •reli'eiied'.• It
•eured: in a: short tjl.ne. 'No either . •-retn-
• edy •euet -late :Calatrlaieone—It's• the
beet, • Two treetment$i.00.;
triat.•size-esec., ••
• ..This is •Leap Year.
19.4 is the first leap year since 1896.
.The.long- interval -was the result of the
,practice of: 'dropping leapyearatthe
end of a century le order that the pro..
cessiott • of time might be accurately'.
registered. Of course • the privileges
of a .• year. in which' February has
twenty-nine days ire rot•Itiegotten,
and innumerable ancient jokes will be
resurrected.•
• Can not•be made through
glasses that do not fit the
ft eyes. Oftentimes one at— *
; tributes a lack of clear- t
ness of vision to his eyes,
1 wlien his glasses are who- t
lly to blame.' 10
• Eyes change and glass•-;
10
es must be changed ac-
cordingly.
Properly adjusted glas-
ttett at the proper time will t
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preserve your ,eyes so
that they will do you
good service during your
04. age.
1\io guesS work here.
Eyes teatfidscientifical.
ly by n. Graduate Opt-.
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NO LET up
Our:Great Stock -taking Sale still eontinues witii unabated
vigor. We have no dull mouths in this store. In January we
always make prices very interesting in all departments, which
draWs the crowds and keeps blueness booming every day, Below
we quote a few prices wiaeli will be interesting to elose melt
htlaYenmel
Fnettes, wide width, in Belle feney stripes, else dark grey
stripes, regular 7e. vale price 5e.
Heavy Flannelette, yard wide, fancy stripes, soft finleh, good
value at 12e, sale price 10e.
Flannelette Shirting, dark colors, worth 10e' for (Fc.
Prints., light and dark colors, worth 8e, lot be,
ferineee and Magog Prints, worth 12e, for 10e.
Fancy Wrappei ettes good colors, worth 10e, for lee,
Autoniette Flannels, in holey patterns, for waista and dreesieig=
saeques, worth 15r, for 120.
Boys' Tweed Overcoats, regular price $4.50, $5 & $0.50, Yoar
choice for $2.
Men's Duck Jacket, corduroy. collar, rubber lined, regular price
$1,75, sale pricele1.50.
Men's Overcoats, in beaver aed chevoft, in black, navy and grey.
Ladies' Cloth Coats. in beaver, homespun and chevoit, leftover
from last year, latices were $4, $5, $6 Se $7.50, rear choice
Ifnot:dse2.in the latest style, prices are reduced to clear.
Ladies' Black Satan& Skirts, 6 frills, worth $1, for 80e. •
MeneiLined.Kid and. Mocha. Gloves, worth 75 for 500,
Ladies' Rubbers, in email sizes, worth 45e, for 25e,
Ladies' qa.sets, regular price 50e, sale price Me.
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Goods and we don't want to carry over any Winter Stock, .
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when op•to-clate and seasouable goods will he cleared ma at
sweeping reductions. We have. a large stock for you to choose
from consisting of --
Dress Goods, Blonsings, Silks, Wrappers,
I Blouses and many other lines.
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Ileavy Tweeds, just what is needed for the cold weather, (.1) •
See our heavy Cotton/ides and Deerys. ' r
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A lee ge stock of Boots, Shoes and heavy Sox to be cleared oub Ci.)
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See what we are 'offering in 'heavy Robes, A. big snap in . • (.0
Carpets! 011 Gloths and Lace Curtains.
A. big Bargain in Ladies' Coats.
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