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W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor Led Prole iet ea •
• The Week In Parliament. •
• During the week a. numbee of Gov--
• ernneent bills were consic'excl and
passed.
- In private legislation co.nsiderelble
progress was mac'te,. The opposition-
nuarbere pressed several bills in the
interest of the public. These were fully
discussed het at 1 the instance of the
Government .were buried in committee
instead of being dealt witk directly by
e committee of the whole house.
er..Vielfrid Laurier was roundly de-
nounced for comealing the original
application of the Grand Trunk Pacif-
ic promoters for Government aid, for.
the building of a line of railway front
. North Bay to Poet Simpson. It Was
esteblished, that while the • document
had been withheld from Parliament, it
had been shown to private members •cn .
the Liberal side of the Commens for
party n imposes. The premier was accuse ,
• ed of deception, a charge that leas never
...- before made against a Premier of Can-
ada. In this eonnection a maim: was
made for all papers cf am- kind. hay -
't4 .A motion in• favor of furthir pratects.
. • . ion for the market garners .of C.affache
was voted down by the Liberals. Mr:.
ing ens, leasiee on the railivay deal.
Archibald Campbell, who wa.s elected
• to push this very question, sought ref-
uge from a NOM by tak.ng the Speak-
ers chair. It. was the first timeor
% record that the Chair of the Cceramisne
%had been so degraded:, es to be used%
for poll teel purposes.
In supply scene progress was made
The Coneervatives were • able to force
, the Minister of Inland Revenue to con- .
fess that the Standard Chemical •com-
pant( still sepplied wood alchohol to
the -Government et exorbitant. prmes,
. although the former minister -- had
pledged benself to .discontima • the deal.
. - • .
• Flooding Canada • -
witlifaupers.
‘•
Tee city of Montreal is face to. face.
with a very serious uroblem, as a re.—
stilt of the insane immigration policy
of the Cleverer:neat. Thoreanes of pm,.
esety stricken Italians are walking: the
st ets and have become a charge on .
to malmader the revenuesderived front
stlie -gicatly• increased taxation that
• has prevailed in, Canada :duce 1890.
Anneig the 8ta4sorters of tile Govern-
ment the pledging Of $150,000,noo is
rether looked open ;LS ;quirt and the
men who are •enjoyisss thelun tell their
Ideas that no matter what the Lib.
, eras may do, they will have the sup-
port of 'the electors. With this belief
firmly fixed in their minds they ab-
stain from performing their duties and
-
allow things to drift eleng in any
way their political bosses may decide
upon. The result is inevitable. When
the vote was takett .c.ni the bill to en-
.
able Sir Wilfrid .to spew. a WM eciaal
to 50- per cent. of the national debt,'
over half of the sepporters of the ai'e
ministration • were not in a postlion
to give an intelligent vote on the.
question. Yet these. are the men who,
are in possession of the couutry's funds
and who declare that the people are so
easily. 'gelled that they ,will, permit
the outrage to continue. The exhibi.
elon• furnished by Sir Wilfrid ane i his
followers. is •enough to inak.e one dceibt
the advantages of re.1.:onsib1e govern-
ment, If the men who j are sent to
Parliairant to suppOrt the Liberal par-
ty ceunot find time to watch the pro-
gress of a measure involving an outlay
of 145o,eotiexo, they ehodlei be 'left
et home at the earliest eossible mo-
ment.
Let The Railway. Belong To
The People Who Pay For It.
If the country is bound to be sadd-
led with nine -tenths of the expense
building. the Grand Truhk. Pacific Ril
ways itwill be .quite some enough to
give it awey, alto...we:have tried the
experiment of Governineul ownerslep.
indeed, it any government • of Ore
Dominion centat :manage a transcon-
tinental' railtitty more in the interest
of the neephe 'or Canada thaleet would
he:managed by a• dividend -seeking Cor -
tot -elation it might be worth while t�
try a chenge of Government before
giVing away suelt art expensive public
asset.
Itnotewoeily that the Laurier
Goverrtnentes •two ministers of. . rail-
ways, Mr. •13Iair . and 11.1r. Simeereore
hey° both' expresso.). .theineelves doe
Chicly h.: favor - of Government own.:
ership and the euppressed,Bla.ir IVIeince
tandem was largely . devoted to a Yin-.
clication of the _Geverninent ownership
of . the Intarcelonial. The .*Toranto
News . says :- "A. GoVerninent-owned
transcontinental' railway is. a national
issue o[. rare 'attractiveness • to the
average elector." • *The' News • is* . pre-
bebly correct,. 'hut at any rate,, it is a..
good thing that the electors of Canada
should have. an. cipportunity • : ef _ex-,
pressing their opinionon the. subject,
—Montreal Stan. • .•
A Great Issue Fairly Placed.
By • his' Speed. f.antS ;resolution in; the
In:ewe ,,c,f Commons last: Week' Mr.
dal • has irrevocably - •tosate ;steed his
party to;the principle , or Public • we're'
ership of railevavs. Tsileech • deliv-
ered arid 'mediation Oha ffered ease oo
ersinethilig etiore•• than .4. Mere ateadeMic
thalaretison. iI favor. of anebeteact.,•
principle: .• The.. leedei-I...ce..tlie •-0-Ppeede.
tion declare.ch ie theencist unequiviecai
in.enner that -ea the.people'place • Itiin
in. power et •the next' election he' Will
at gime 'eacipt itnea.euree for thetaking
aver' of,• Trunk. Pacific end
the .operation of that:•lin:e .as• a... state
enterprise.. The great •cieeiltion. -before
the electors of Canada in •the.next
con-
test will be -whether this .second erarae
continental' line is 'tee rys.. under... • the
•eontrol of priva.te •Compariy or ef..
the Government as representing- .thd
pecple. •,
•S'oreetlring.:erecire. will be. -behind tl
•
settlerneet .9f- -that . question. . .11 • the.
decision , is in the •affirmative.the :0.1)Th-
eaticn of pleblic ownership will hardly
Stop withtheeGrend..Trtiak'-Pacific,'eX-..'
tension. ..The Idigic , of.. Iheiepsition Will
pratica11y.force4 in teiria„.•the.'national,
hation of *the Grand. Treink proper • the
Canadian Peeilsie and •-e-.11. other. 'lines
now; in the • lear,c1s• Cif pr. ieate .edeporae.
tions; .• ' • .
,
,Borden has reised... the most fin. •
portant issue whieh. haft been 'placed •
before the people of Canada since Ctn-.
feckaation.—Weekly,_Sen.•• '• • •
• • •• , •
the public. Worse, too, is the con- .
dition exitainge in many of, the: .senall '
towns of Oraario, e hell ere also 're,
ceiving many of these eindeeirables edue
. • basic gseen brought to the cesartry am.
. der false pretenses. The starving str-
I -
-• . angers cannot lind work. They .cannet '
return to their homes for 'want • of • .
funds. The United States arthorities • ,
will not allow them to ctoss , the bor-
der- and the intuit:elite:victims epon •
whom if ey have been ' threet, must •
support them for charity sake. And
all. this has -come to pass, despite the
vigoretis protests of the Opposition for
three long years. Why should the ans. ' c
nici•palities be confronted with such
eonditions ? 'Why were not those help- (
lees creatures sent beck to their hothee
by - the agents of ti e Government ? .
. These are questions that are agitating '-
those who must rens seller for . the I
neglect of the Interne- Department.
Han. Clifford Sifton d.nied every pre-
vious session (e.' the. presint Parliament ,
that dere was owthing wrong with .
• his pclicy. New he admits, adieu too
late,. that he has beers altogether . tco
•
. hie enforcement of. regulatiotts.
'circulated te• keep the country free
from the presence of ,the very classes
that are becoming a burden instead of
a soiree of strength to Canada. )Mach
has been said of the splendid Mani -
grants that have been pouriree into
the land et the Maple Leaf, but Ole ..
experiences cf the past few weeks heve
pierced a lot of Mr. Sirtons bubbles.
None of the Governi•nent-s shorteoin- •
inge lave proved more disastrous than
their ruincets and near sighted imeiii- .
gration polies:. Those who have to pay
the bills will appreciate this most.
Zurich
. Mrs. Peine*.of London:wee the guest
of Mrs:...Ti, Deichert on:Sunday; of last
Frits.has" purchase& a.pair
cf Eaglet:1 hares from IMre Andrew
Mi ttelholte. • .
•
Mrs. J. Kelleernin of Dashwocd was
the guest of Mrs. .C.• Fritallonday ev-
tnng week. . '•- • .
Miss Clara 13i:clic-elanis hot e• from
Toronto' University . to spend tI1e
ltcli-
ays.
• Me. • F . red.•ITowold, Wife -a12.t child
liensallespent Sanday ofelase'. weeb
with% friends -in town., .• .
' Miss Louise Wurm, •who' mient. • the
paStfew mensths .in Dethoit, arrived
tome: last . weeles ' • • '
Mr.. Wendel. tolosky arid son'Of the
state of Indiana • is visitieg with lis
brothers, Cyrus i.,nd Sampson, at. pres-
ent. , ".• • • •
• ;lune Mth is the date which has been.
liked for Iteleing, the nublic school pic-
nic.. The town. trustees Wilt be asked
to helve . UM; a eivie holiclaes. ,
Mr. 'Ed. Christie,. who has been con-
nected with the Sovereign Bank, Exet-
er, for some tiene, who was formerly'
cit . the staff of the bank here, has.
beett. placed, in 'Wyoming, _
Sovereign Batik leave apnea a branch
, -
The menibers' f ?Aria. Ledge A. F.
and A. M..'had "the pleasure of an offk
clifft visit froth the District Deputy
Graiid Master, Mr. Elliott o; Mitchell,
on "Hatred:ay night. ' •
Don't Care How
. Money is Spent.
• Candi:an Parliatnent contains
734 Liberals, but out Of this large
number the Government found it al-
enaest impossible to keep a lieSrusit
(20 members) in the House durirg
the discussion of the Grand Trunk
Pacific contract. It I is lard to be-
lieve the statement in the face of the
fact that the deal means an increase
in tke national debt of same $150,0e0,-
000, but so notorious has beeft the ne-
glect oft the Liberal side of the House
that". on. Oile,• occasion Sir ;Wilfrid Lair-
ier was forced to adjourn' at six
o'clock owing to the hidiffereuce shoWit
by his followers to the expersliture of
suet: vast sums of the people's motley.
The, party in power has reached. it
"• stage wilt ti all thouglt of safeguard
at the treasiity seems to have beets
abandoned. The broken pledges t)f the
Cadets of „, the earstwhile economists
• tolnyto be natt1(11 ts 1keilsos
Tito Clinton ?lows -Record
My Township.
'rhe following is the report of the
Pupils of S. S. No. 14, Ilav, /ea the
Month of May, Wig, based on attend -
mess . demeanor ar4 general poolicrens
ey
stls--Oliver Pee.
4th—Ennly Pee, Nellie MeArthur,,
Kara Potty, Letitia Jessie
McArthur, Eliza Mulholland, George
Cheenthere, Percy Clark.
4th—Grace Andersen,
Sr. 3rd—Iil4ca llusinson, George
Petty . •
Sr. end—George
Pee, 'Grata Ivison, I -01a Itet ry, Victor -
in Datars„ Clarence McConnell, Bythwy
MeArtimr, John Clack.
Jr. 'enst—Clartnee Deters, .Williant
Petty.
Pt. end—Retes Thompson, .111q,pie
Fee. Orville McConnell.
ist Ivison, Elmore
Da.tars,
Pt. 1st Jr.—Rae. McArthur, Lisle
Thompson.
T. R. -Brownlee, Teaelser,
Hensall.
Geo. McEwen of Ailste Craig was
in town on iisriclay week. 'Mk. IlleEwca
is a practical- bee man and last year
isposed of io.. tons of honeys -lie
lost quite a number of swasinsi dur-
ing the last severe winter but fared
better than many others throughout
the ‘erovinee..
We miderstend that there will be two
of three • alipeals to the judge againet•
the findings of the eaert of revision.
1),_ A. "Ciantelon, our great produce
exporter, jute iilacee,- two very hand-
some signs in his shop windows. The
letters are in gold on mitilese glass,
the handiwork of 3.. Steacy.. The who-
le :effect is (pita citified. • - — _
At the regular weekly nieeting of the
Hensel], .1.4 O. 0. r. lodge held on Pei -
day night Dave Nichol was elected re-
preeentative to the Grand I,odge which.
rreets id September, The representa-
tives to the district lodge •vvtifieh
nmets itt Deucelield in June are 5. T.
Hopper and ,John MeArthar.
During, the Prevalenee of the big el-
ectienal storm • on .Thersdey evening a
etebie on Kohert E1gis place. Was.
struelse by lightening- &int wreekSel con-
siderably. •A go•ocl 'horse silandinge
the building was •aleo . killed. The -resi-
dence' of Walken Dougall on. the side -
roe() -south, ofelleissall was struek and
the chimney • badly • shattered. -A .-cow
belonging - to Alex. new. cif 'the tnal
con was killecj. an andther. injured... 4
It - was With regret that the citieens
of Hensall learned on Saterday, that
Mrs.. keit 1, . sr had passed, - away at
liethe itt •Winflinese, Where she neov-
•cia.alyout. a yeas 'Ego. ,•DeceaseckIfac)
been a resident, of this section:for Many,
years. fithe and -her -husband • :resided
on the end line in Hay • till Itisaacci--
ileittal :death where elee. moved .tc% town
'She was •a • a p.uar most highly ,fe-
:speeteel. by'.ell who. bad .the pleasit.ie:of
her acquaintaricee•. The .deceased was a
.meniber of .Cerreel..eletech. She leaves
- of ehildren.and erandeliildien •
to molten their • toss,. remains
• arrived here' ente m caning train
and •wire• at • oitee-difiveyed to Irensali.
Union ,Cemetery fisie intr.:intent. .
• . -. • • • -
• Winghem..
Bandleaetee Hiincan is off Work her
ft :teiv days with iftenniatilun 111 his
;arina . • • . • •
• George „Qt! ingbeire, a: • •gredtiate
of .`forontiy% .Veterinary College,- is
preetisieg with .1: Wilson, -V. S.
. Mrs. I% ilson of eley i eisi ling lier
daughter, Mrs. k: J, MeMethe Who
has been very, ill lett is how iniCi•ov-
.
• Dr. T., :Agnew isspen&ing a. few.
weeks in the hospitals in Chicatro. Itt
his 'absence. Dr. Ablett of:Louden
•in charge'. of ti e office.. •• •
•• ,111.tee Mi-sses Diewsone•E..eSeel-
ler, S.koderus and M. Plenty; Rev.
AV, Lon/C. and Mrs E. Nash attended the
Com:alien. in Gordo last . week,
:Among:those who are in .attemlance
.et the -Methodist Cor ferenee' in Lon-
don • this week are—key; Dee Gundy
and Join, Kerr 01 tOwn :and TIlirm4s
Higgins of Glenfarrow.. • . • •••••••
' At • the semi-annual Orange meeting
of Howick district, held en Gerrie last
week • it was unanimotiely decide() to
accept. the ' invitation- of Wingham bre-
thren tee loin. With them re .celebretiess
• the (Battle- of the Boyne. •
• 'Mr.' Thos. 'Forbes met: with are acei-
.dente �ri the • evening al the241.11. of
May. -Wasstanding talking , to
.some friendS. itt remit of Mr. koderes' •
store when sonielsocla near Knese'a res-
tattrent. thee* a tore:Alefireecracker,
down close to him, .
explaed, the .case er shell striking
him o11. the left ankle, displacing
small hone in the foot and breishvg
both ankle and foot 'badly. We , sere
glad to say he is •improving .and
seen be • able to be ar.cend -again,.
Morris Township.
Spring grain comes on slowly.
Mrs. M. M. Cardiff is home from
her visit to Toronto.
A mother nomthis town.hip atten-
ded ths .airrual aneetins of East Raton
Liberals .at Brussels last week.
Airs. Midlaw of Seaforth and Robert
MeGa.w of Goderich, her in n, were/ vie-
itorstat Itobt. Souelee, 3rd Lite. They
are cousins. • .
Many a fine bunch of cattle are to be
seen grezatg on Morris township acres
this season and dcing first class on the
excellent pasturage this. spring.
Last week George and Mrs. Penned
moved from the farm on the gravel
Road to tbs. prcperty • they recently
purchased in Illuoyale. We wish them
a pleasant sojdurn in Bluevale but we
dent like the idea. of Charlie having
.tc• batch it on the farfu. A leap year
party should make an. attacle and cap-
ture the young man before he suffers
any hardships.
Messrs, Nicholson and Gough of the
.130din•in Lime Worles inade fast tirine
on their wheels from Belgrasie to
Winghent, • a distance' of .6 miles,) in 55
minutes. • They .say 'the roads had
been in first-elass shape they could
have doue. it hi, less wane as 'they both
are hustlers on the wheel. They would
13.4 to know who can beat -that,• bar-
ing chainpicais. .
0r1. a recent eight when Prank Dun-
-can went :home lie hienti a. Mall asleep
on the floor of tie .1c it ( Ile routed.
up the intruder and diecoveredi him to
be IA tramp, Italian cr soinethine akin
to this, whet was not any too well
pleased to be disturbed. from lis drea-
ms, even if he had obtained:admission
eneske6 or without asking, ha.vingscp-.
eyed the door and walked in after the
family had retieed:to rest. Whether
he .
tstraugo was seeking night'e
ging or was there to pilfer is not
known but ,he was quickly admonishecl
to leave :width:he. .did and was sap-
posedto join e •fellow "tourist" who
.was seen in the locality. l'euple - -are
very foolish to harbor such gentry 04;
they are not. to be trusted.
. •
To Busy To Make A Noise.
A. Kansas :City teacher of a kinder-
garten .was. incapacitated front work
ore day by thefollowing incident. The
subject of the lecture and •ohject -lesson-
was aninials, birds. and then snore ani-
mals. . • • .
,e` Now, children,". said the teacher; •
•
want each of- you to . think of some
anienel' cr bird and try.. for • a mothere
to be *like the particelar cafe you are
thinking Mena anCinake* the seane
Wed of • noise$. it: is in the habit • of
making:" ' • •
Instantly the schoolroons became a.
menagerie, lio-ns roaring, digs bark-.
ing,.. birdssilting tan) twittering, -cows
lowing, - .calvds bleating, cats mowing,
0.11,ie an uproar. and exciterneatee
all,• With orie single exception. . ••-•• • •
: • 011. in .a reenote• ectner
was *sitting. perfectly Stine. apparently
-indifferent , -and unteindful, Of , the .
•reete$ •The teacher, -observing hini, an... -
prowled and 'sited - •
" ;Wed do, • why ere -Yoenot' takisig
part S With - theothereh ildeen. -• .•
• Weenie- -thee 011 with a • &price tating--,
land .and vkle, • rebel; Mg. vele; . he: efore
ecetly.• !whispered : •.• •
•. "Sleaeleeela -teachee Sesh 1. m • .• .
-"oostees aad • -I'm aig "ee
Ransae City.•Star.• . • •• • .
. .
• •
GO NOW . S THE . GREAT I
* "WORLD'S • 'PAIR AT S'L
•
ee 7.55 -for •rciund trip; with privileges s
of visiting in Chimps, also at Cancel
dian station:4 atu itt Detroit. Blue -
tailed Roe:tame lied -full information I
apply at Grand Tst ilk Agents on to,Jei
-McDonald, :Disteict Passenger Agent
at Toronto: •• • •
VPSIT . YOUR PkIENDS, IN •CHICA-
Dyspepsia Cured.
A SEVERE` ST.71`71MEll TFI,L5 HOW
Uhl OVERCAME THE TROUDI,Ve
;Not only do I not hesitate to de-
elere the benefit I have received frun
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, bet 1 feel it
my duty to do so. These are. the wor-
ds which Mr. Edward Lavoie ef
destine,. Que.1lately addressed to
the editor of L'Avenir du Need, when
' relating the story of his euro, Mr.
.Lavoie is well known in St. Jerome,
feel what he says :carries weight.
.ameng those .who know him. For a
'considerable time he was a great
sufferer -from dyspepsia,. which caused
Severe headaches, veins in the stom-
ach and sometimes nausea. Some-
times he felt as though he would suf-
focate, he would. become dicey, and
• experienced ringieg.. noises in the ears.
Ills appetite became eoor and his
'general. health so bad that he foetid
it almost impossible - to woks fend
when the leackaches .attacked Lim he
lied to. quit work: Por six months,
he. says, . he suffered both physically
atel mentally more than can be Mt-
ngined. During this time he tcolc
medicine from several doctors, but
. fared no help. Then ime dalr he reaa
of the ,cure of a sientlar ease through
lbSC of Dr. , Pink Pills,
,and decidi d to try thou. He used
the pills - for a •couple of numths and
they have made him feel like' a new
person. Ile is eel longertrcubled
with any o the old symptoms arid
says he can siow go about his work
as thcaghs he never bad dyseepsie, -
The 'digestive organs—like. : all the
other °twang of the body -eget their
strength and neurishment from the,
. blood. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ac-
tually make uew blood. Th.is new
blood streneth, us the stonmeh, stints
ulates .the*lieer, regulates the lowels
and sets the wle!le digestive system
in 4 healthy, vigorous. state. • -Good
blood is the true secret sof good Deane
th. That is. why Dr. Williamsl• Pink.
Pills always bringgood healthto those
- who use them You can get these pills
from your medicive dealer ceby • Melt
so cents a Lox or six boxes foe
,Se,5o by writing.' The Dr; .Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville; Ont.
. .
President Cooper's Opinion
• -On The Popular World's
Fair Route-
. The Grand Trunk ka.ilvvey System
are in receipt of. a letter.- from the Ca.,'
radian Press- Association, signed by
their President?. Mr, Jahn A. Cooper,
.extending their appreciatien. for the
service .efforded them by the • Grand
Trunk Railway System while en route'
to the World's Peer at St, :Louis, Moe.
. recently. An abstractfeont the •letter
reads as folliews :
'!On behalf ef' the Members' of the
'Canadian. Press .ASsociation ..dxcursion
party to•the Louisiana Purchase
positicn; •I desire to express to yet.:
our. appreciaticn, .of theeexcelleet ser-
vice • afforded by- the Grand • Teunki
ailw.ey SyStein betWeen • Sti, Louis
.anel Toronto: TIM tweietsetWo hours'
(melt way in your magnificent trahee
'over your excellent ..'read -bed, peesed
quickly because of thee atter lack of ..
.e)isebinforts oh'eny Pied.. The le-Onept-
nese with which, the trains were run„
the cheerfulness .and 'atteation cP your.
officials and the perfection .of manage-
• inent iinpressed •the Members of oar..
party 'and eltould insure 'you a large
traffic between Cena.cla end St.-Lcuis
004. I' should *like to refer ess
pecially to 'the exeellence of the. dining,
car service.and of the -Pullman evil),
silentwith which •yOue; triune are. pro-
vided; these are the finest.I have ever
seen.
We are proud to knew that a *Canoe
alien railway hag ,a eeteeice And a steff
unexcelled by• any. railway running' into
St: LCMise Nraur db.:play at. the Pair is
also most crenitable • and,. ;a' undoubtet?-
ly. ono c1 the fixeStsadeertisements Ca-
.ria.da ti1l receive this.•Eaiposi-
. •
. • On your NVE.:31 to the grat )5o,00.co,7,
Ooe axptisition at St.Louie,' as • the .
low tate of $J,7.53 in effect Dom Cline .1
ton enables you. to stop over at' Chi- .1
cago 'and also.' at any Caimelian stas ,
tic:neat:A Detroit., A large number wl•o'.
leive -already returned from the, Pair,
state that bevorel all :comparison it
• is *the • best exposition mar held.: Poe
• tickets, illustrated literature' and full
• infermation apply to any Grand
• Trtink Agent Or to J. D. MeDienaid,.
• Dieteict Peesenger ;Ag1 ent, •Toronto.
For 'The' Children's Sake, .
. . • .
• A :salooreiteepet .recenthe '-cleseide out
business and...opened:mite, email •
drv. geode stoic instead, . One ..of .1tis-
iiceptaintencee Lnowing th.t he was gin -
nig up a good. Meanie for it limited oae, -
reinonstrated with hine• - "I can't help.
it, Jilin." .said the •sedooliskeeper, any
children are' groseing u1 . and they 1.e -
gilt to ask • quest:lolls 'about the liquor
bueinese that leceuldn. t enswer with-
out being a•hained 1 efprf them. They •
c'idn't like to see their fitiher
Whiskey., . they ..said. I'd rather beetit'a•
tope :Seaga that there's. no qinatioe
about and be aloe nee chi -elfin
in -the 'face! • If • Otlor Soys. and Igfris
were.. only Wise se theselele•neeelier'.s
thildree ebotit. Whiskey senile; • it ere '
would be Iless of it. .letit- scene boya
have. Sa. mistaltot idea ,that • a eethein
is .c.; Manly place and' nit at tract i Ve one
and the mistake leads to stem
Death of Rev. Paul.
Anold and highly respected resident
of Brussels passed away on SunZ'iay of
last week iv. Use person of Rey, •
Paul, aged 7fr years and .15 days. Mr.
Paul Was well Itinavit to Malty neePle
in thissectio11 and had on many oceas
Mons tonic the pelpit \York in , the
.111etlioelist church here, and a few'
weas ago occupied the pulpit 111 the
Presbyterian eltrrch. Deceased had al-
ways been a malt of . strong constitus
tion mit*. Was ill only a few -days.. Mr,
sratii was . a suPeratinuated Methodist
.minister and iii his younger days filled
many Smportatitschtrges ; he first preas
Cited itiellltwale ;mid Bruesels districts
over forty yeas ago. Mrs. stos. Pugh
of Illuevale is a daughter of deceased.
Mr. Paul had arranged all details in
connection with Iiis funeral prior to
his death. The funeral,. which was very
largely attettessi, took place to the
'Iltowntowit semetery ssi Volubly after-
noon. The pallbearers; were selected 1st,
Mr. Paul as follows o W. 11. lerr,
Farrow, IL Getry, Sohn Grainger, Eli.
Sinai's and Rarry Brover.—Wittgltani
TiftieS,
Nature's Cure For
Children.
' Soothing medicines, opiates .aeid
strong drugs shouls never be given to
:little childreit, aly Coetor will tell you
this. Baby's Own Talsiets should, Jie
-used because they •eartitot, hann . the
smallest, weakest • infant: These tab -
leis instantly relieve and . proinistly
cure all .stoniach and bowel troubles
breek up cedes, preeent crone destroy
worms. atul allay the irritation accom-
panying the cutting of teeth.. Thous-
ands of mothers say .they are the best
medicine in the world ; one of these.
Mrs. R. .Calaboesie, Ont.,. wri-
tes : ' 1 have tried itniny of the
tenicelies for. children but Baby's Own
Tablets is the best I Isatte ever used.
1 have been giving them oecasionally
-to MY child shice he WAS six inouthe
old. They have alWev-s kept him well
and he is a. hg healthy baba." All
medic:Me dealers sell these 'tablets ' or
you ,essi get tht post paid at
as5- con -
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to .Dr. Will-
iftinS Medicines..`t
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ALL PAPER TRIMMED. FUER '
Carriages and
Go -Carts
The no* 1001 Go -Mitts with
their swell autninobile gear and
rich enamel finish nee on hand—
They are decidedly smart and
iip•to.ditte, prices horn $10,00 to
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This week we show it fine assortment of New Goods, suitable for the.t:
hot weather, at rock bottom prices, in the following new and up -Ls -dates -S.
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Printed Muslim, in stripes- and Borate, in. a great range of colors, at . $
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80. 10c, 15e, 20e and toe. , v
White Moslins, in stripes and spots, nt 5c, Se, 10e, 15e and 20e. •-.•
White Lawn, 45. inches wide, very51.) 4'6 0 I, 11 t 100f 15c and 20e. A
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French Organdies, in a full range of qualities, in black and white, at V
10c 15e, 20; 25;ttid ax. .
India, Linens, in black and white, at 10e, 12; 1.5e, 20e and 25c.
13Iack Muslins, in plain and fancy open stelpee, my special at 150, 20e
and 25e,a
Mercerized. Vestings,in white and colors,very stylish goods, at 15c, 25'e,
• t, 11114 r . .
Black Grenadines, in stripes, cheeks and floret pa tternaat 00c! 750 & $1. 4-
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Fancy Linen Goods, for dresees oe waists, in fancy silk stripes, very
• stylish gooda, at 80e cis 35e.
..$4.
Black and Colored Voiles, ill it good range of colors, for dresses or ,,t
waists, at 50e, 75c and SI, ft.
feelieSi Black Cotton Hose, vefy special. 4 pairs for 215e. r)
Ladies' Heavy Plain or RibbQ11 4441,011 Home regular Mei 2 pair for 25g. -.:,
Men's Ootton.Sox, bine and brown mixed, 4 pairs for 25e. t
Men's Resvy Wool Sox, worth. 18e, 2 pairs for 25c tO
Boys' Heavy Ribbed Marto Hose, at 15c, 20e and 25c, • 'J..
Ladiee' Fine Rernisclorf Black Ootton Huse, with natural wool feet,Use t
correct thing for hot weather; at 25e. . • ee
pe,
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Ask to see our new Waterproof Coats, from $3 to $10, •.
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at The. Old Reliable. :.
Our stock is equal-
led by tea, and excelled
by none,.
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- Special values in
• Men's Fine•Shoes,
Our School Boots
for boys and girlie made
• to ours own order, are
Trade Winners, .
We shall -be pleased
to shosv you Mar stock
•and give you our prices.
it might be money in
your Pocket. • •
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Our Spring Stock •
of Boots and Shoes, is.
now complete. We ••
have the largest and '
hest assortment to • •
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• choose horn••Itnd we
know our Pt -ices are the
• lowest. .
The • Inmeense • de-
mand for TAYLOR'S
SHOES Is the best :avid- ..
•ence that our elSo.rts to
surmly yeliable and sty-
• lish Footwear at reason .
• able ririces has caught .
the attention of Shrewd
Enyers..
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We fire praCtical Shoemakers,•havirig had it expevierica and you. •
run no risk when you 'perch:lee your footwearlrotti us,
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W ill flay now safely predict the advent
of Spring. You will require Furniture.
See us about it before buying.
Sewing Machines
High grade, up-to=date, made in
Canada, Balt=Bearing Mathiries.
One price to all,
HOOVER &
Night and Sunday calls answered as 'residence of either of the' princi-
pals.
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ANOTHER LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF READY-MADE
Spring' and Summer Suits for Men and Boys
Just passed into stock and will be rushed off at astonishing
,
low prices,
IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR FELT RATS FOR,
MEN" AND BOYS BEFORE 13UYING BLS'EWHERE.
In ou :Emit and She department Yoe: will find values that
cannot be beaten,
• WE HAVE STILL SOME
Big Bargains in Lace Curtains and Carpets.
It will be to youradvantage to sea them
We have an immense range of Ladies' Ready-matle 131ouses,
• in the latest New York Styles. They fit perfectly and
wear well, also an immense reline of 'Ladies' Wrappers
and White Wear to choose from,
• In the Millinery department yon will find all the newest and
most up-to-date goods in the motekets and you can tie—
. pend on getting the best of satisfaction at a, moderate
price. . • :es
• .Any nantity of Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods; '
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