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VOL. XXVI.---NO. 1317.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO. FRIDAY. MAY 1 14,1897.
S1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Y floTE
� � ) lYXarrfa;ee ERSONo8
►lYjj issued by FrtA ci PATERSON, NO 2i, Vic-
toriaslreet,WinghOnt. Nawitueeees
required.
WE SELL CHEAP
vsTro
•r
BEADS Wild IN: BUSINESS.
OUR MILLINERY TRADE for
the past two weeks has exceeded our
greatest expectations. \Ve have
never been so busy, there must be a
reason for this, yes there is, never
was the stock so large, never so
choice and never as much in .your
favor in price as now.
SPRING --House cleaning. is again
here and we have anticipated your
wants in Luce: Curtain Nets, Art
Muslins, Carpets and Oileloths.
Call and see our stock and get priees
we will cut and match the carpet for
you and save lou a world of trouble.
See a line of Blouses we have got
at 75c. they are well worth S1.
OUR DRESS (UOODS TRADE this
season has been most satisfactory
we never did as large a business.
ORDERED CLOTHING AND
GENTS' FURNISHINGS is one of
our hobbies, we keep the best goods
at the lowest prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES of the best
ands and prices lean your way all
., the time.
Special Grocery prices, get them.
WE SELL CHEAP.
HOMUTf & BOWLES
D. M. GORDON.
o ---SPEC ALS `HIS WEEK ---O
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATkORD, ONT.
\Ve tilt beads with practical knowledge
The leading commercial school in Can-
.tda to -day. Nine beattiful college
rooms; excellent teachers; moderato
rates; students assisted to good positions
enjoys splendid reputation for superior
work; enter any time. Write for par-
ticulars.
We are offering extra special
prices in Lace Curtains this week.
Examine the Nottingham Curtains at
:$1 a pair. They are 3 yards long,
very fine net, and pretty designs, the
regular price of these curtains is
$1.50.
Our curtains at $1.40 are equal to
the regular $2' line.
Sec the regular $3 Curtains we are
selling at $2x25.
As usual we 'have the prettiest and
best made eurtains in town at 25e. a
pair.
Ladies' Fine Cotton Vests regular
price 25e., special this week 2 for 25
centS7"' •
p'' See the beautiful line of Vests
at 20 and 25 cents.
Ladies Pine Cotton Ribbed Hose
special at 20 cents.
Ladies Night Dresses. very heavy
Cotton, with linen lace trimming
regular price 75c. special 50 cents.
Ladies' Fine Oxford shoe:, regular
price $1..25, special $1,
Men's Dongola Shoes regular $2,
special x"1.65.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
CITY RESTURNT
PINE APPLES,
c STRAWBERRIES
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS
ce
ce
ea
sel
;led
•
God
et -
Ice Cream and Cream Soda
W. A. JOHNS,
City Restaurant.
Telephone No. 85. Macdonald Block
New Ads.
T. Walker -Meat, Meat.
Jas. McAlpine—Ice Cream.
J.'A.. Morton—Farm for sale.
T. woodcock—Milk and Oreatn.
D. M. Gordon—St>ecials this week,
McKinnon d: Co—Carpets and Curtains.
M. H. McIndoo—Saturday Bargain Day
LOCAL
NEWS.
—Mr. W. N. Gray of Snell's Dye Works
had the misfortune to fall from his bike
on the Bluevele Road seriously injuring
his arm thereby.y
—The Cantata of Daniel which was so
thoroughly appreciated by ell who heard it
in
Wingham Preebyteriau Church, recent-
ly, will be given; iu \4hitechurch next
Thursday evening, May 20411,
—A trio of rnesicinns did up the town
Tuesday. They evidently know where the
PERSONALS'
Mr. A. Knox was in Clinton this week.
Miss Lottie Orr, of Wroxeter, was visit
lag in town this week.
Mr. Smith, private banker, Teeswater,
was in town on Monday.
$Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Orr, of Fordwicb,
were in town on Saturday,
Mr. E. S. Coultes, of Goderich Collegiate
Institute, wits in town oth Saturday.
money is kept as they mado a bee line for Messrs. Geo. Bentley and Howard Alex -
the Bank of Hamilton, froui the stntiou, ander, of Blyth, were in town Tuesday,
and opened the fusilade in front of it.
—George i\1cKay has purchased 150
sheep to be shippped to Winnipeg. They
were bought in the neighborhood of Luck•
now, Teeswater, Blnevale and Wingham
At present they are at the farm of George
Tervitt, where they will be snore before
shipping.
—Look on your grape vanes and you. will
find steel beetles.. The only way to get rid
of the insects is to pinch and hill them.
Insects aro also busy at the gooseberry and
and currant bushes ; give them a dose of
hellebore.
—Master Ewart McIntyre lies in his
possession a pair of horned toads which
were sent him from California by his
uncle, Mr. McIntyre's eldest brother.
These reptiles are quite n novelty in this
country thaugh quite common on the
sands of California. .
—Campbell's Headache Vfafere guaran-
teed to euro headache.
—Have you got your garden in ?
—Mr. W. Pearl has started a violin
class.
—31r. John Kerr is beteg afflicted with a
do. e of "Job's Comforters."
: Mr. Elmer Moore was confined to the
house last week with rheumatism in his
legs.}
V J h h Wellwood has pttrchenecl the
V—T, A. Mille is hariug is two-storey
brick addition put to the rear of the store,
in his hloek,oceopied by Meyers. Young and
Paulin.'(,{r'the walls are already about com-
pleted. This will bo it most commodious
store when completed. The foundation
for the brick addition to Mr. Geo. Mason's
b:ok store is also completed.
Mrs. Chas. Flood and daughter Menne,
left on Tuesday for a visit with friends in
Woodstock.
Messrs, Perry Bradwin and Win Lloyd
ieited friends in Blyth on Bunday.V
--Tho following are the number of can-
didates that have applied to write for
Entrance or, Public School Leaying at the
various examination centres in Beet
Huron.
Clinton
Seaforth
Brussels
Blyth
Fordwioh
Wingham
Wroxeter..
F;STRAscs. P. L. 5,
118 47
122 21
'79 21
....38 14
80 10
73 48
31 24
Total 491 191
Making in all 082 candidates writing on
these two examinations. In 1895, 811
wrote on Entrance and 102 on 1'. S. L. a
total of 474. In 1890. 280 wrote on En-
trance and 153 on P. L. S.: a total of 439.
This year the Seaforth Public School sends
up 65 for the entrance, and 13 for the P. L.
S.
—Finding that the droving, business for A BOLD BURGLARY.
the present season is about done on account 1A bold burglar entered the residence of
of all the suitable animals having been D.Sutherland last Wednesdayaside night
picked np, Mr. T. Walker has gone into and econtcl about fifteen dollars in cash.
the butchering easiness and has bought out In the purse from which the money was
R. McKenzie's business. We respectfully taken were a number of thevaluable papers
invite the attention of our readers to his but these were left untouched.VeEntrance:
ad in another column, was gainedby the back kitchen door which
'ty/--Early Wednesday morning the home had not been securely fastened. Burnt
of Mr. R. Dreaver was the scene of a hap -
marked
in the kitchen and dining room
py event, when our esteemed townsman, rostered the coarse taken by the burglar in
his search for plunder. A number of
burnt matches at Mr. Sutherland's bed
roots door would indicate that the nocturnal
visitor had recon (loitered his ground from
the dinning room mud then had enterer{ the
room within a fete feet of Mr. Satherl+ind's
head, and spouted the latter's pants, twat
and vest. which were carried to the kitchen
for examination. It is clear that the bur-
glar was after money only, as other veli,•
able articles in the house weteleft untouch-
ed.
ltfr. J. B Cummings was united in marriage
toggles Martha Bunston also of this town
The ceremony was performed by Rev. G,
A. Gifford, Ph. DlilThe happy couple left
on the early trail( for a trip to the East.
Their many friends wish them a long and
ha y life. •
—The Purely property hats been purchas-
ed by Messrs. Button and Rush. Mr. Rush
intends to fit the building up for a grocery.
Mr..), W. Snell, who had recently opened
up a dyeworks in the building has rented
Geo. eieKerzie's building, next to Mc- PUBLIC LiBRARY
Alpine's restaurant and has moved into it. The annual meeting of the members of
We uuclerstand that a eery goods business the Public Library was held in the Public
will be opened up in Mr. Button's blook ' R,eading Room on Monday evening. Thos.
—The Chief, who is also the local health
13e11 and W. Corbould were appointed to
officer, is on the rounds m search of mie- the board of directors, which will therefore
robes or anything larger that might he consist of Messrs. Morton, Musgrove, R. A.
considered injurious to the general health !Graham, Bell and Corbould, Dr. Towler
of the public. If ,you have, on your prem- Auditor. The annual report brought out
ices, any illicit microbe germinators, it soiree interesting facts. 171 volumes were
might be prudent to haye them removed et nnrchiised during the year, composed of
once, even though you have tt patent on the following class of works: History 18,
them, otherwise you will receive notice in Biography 9,Travels 8,Soience'and eArt
l t46,
ous
"Clear,
Gone) .Poetry and Drama
Last Monday night the School Board did.
not get a quorum and a special meeting is
called for Monday night,
—The Royal Templars of Temperance
Enterprise Council No. 1110, Winghatn,
have rented the beautiful hall in Dr. Chis-
holm's block for meetings in future. They
hold their first Council in that place on
Tuesday evening when three new members
will be initiated. The regular night of
meeting well be on the second and fourth.
Monday evenings in each month. The R.
T. of T. received their charter and wore
organized in 1883, forming two degrees, the
Royal and Select. The former being for•
temperance work only and the later for
temperance combined with beneficiary
e rt-
nefit depart-
ments.
.n
and total disability and sick be r
ments. ,Since its organization here two
death claims have been paid viz: that of
the lute Robert Orr, of Wingbam, for
42,000 and the late .1. Bowrey of Belmore
for $1000. At the present time between
$33,000 and 540,000 of itlsuranCe is being
carried besides total disability and sick
benefit risks. No better Temperance or-
ganization exists in the Dominion or any
where else, than the Royal Templars of
Temperance.—Coni,
EAST IIURON LIBERALS
The Nominating Convention to select
a candidate to represent the Liberal
Party in the next election' for the Ontar-
io Legislature will be held in the Town
Hall, Brussels, on Friday, May 28th at 1
p.m.
m. fleeting to elect delegates for --above
Convention will be held on Wednesday
20th inst.. at7 p. m., when 5 delegates,
from each suhdivisiou will be chosen.
The Chairman of the respective divi-
sions and places where meetings will be
held are as follows :—
Tt7RNnERRY
No. 1 -Gavin Wilson, Lower Windham:
No. 2 -Arch Patterson, at John Burgess
residence, Bluovalo;
No. 3 -Thos. Atkins, at Seat's school
honse;
No 4 -Wm. Gemmill, at Wm MePher-
son's residence.
GCWJCK.
No 1—Jas Ritchie, at bis residence ;
No 2 --James Scott, at his residence
No -3 Jas McLaughlin, at Win. Irwin's
office, Gerrie;
No 4 --Alex McLaughlin, Albion hotel,
Fordwieh;
No 5 --Hugh Hutchinson, a.t his resi-
dence
No 6 --James Knight at his residence.
wroxx.•rsa
Alex Munroe, at Joseph Cowan's oflloe
monttre
No I—Andrew Sloan, Gosman's school
honse;
No 2 ---Rob( Shortreed, Button's school
house;
No 3--C. v1icnio, at Belgrave hotel;
No 4—Jas. Sneir, Town Hall;
No 5—Wm. Elston. Stone school house ;
Nob—Joseph Smillie, at Wm. Moses'
residence.
naUSSt LS
G F Blair, at his office.
GREY
No. )—James Ternbull, Lynn's school
honse;
o i commonplace terms,
restaurant and bakery from James Sle• very
loin. 1" L on'll have
yogr yarc and y to do it, 29 M ellaneons 41
f/
BUSI].VEEst3 LOCA fes
WAhtrep--A good geneuel levant
Apply at this office.
ye Good Hemet; to rent »poly at anrnereeof
Victoria aid Leopold street. 5.1(3b.
Something new in Cen••pyTop Bed-
room suites at lemma») tt Btratte'u. 5-140
Go to Mrs.;Green'e, opp elte B tisk of
Hamilton, for cheep and etylieb ruitliuery.
Pine Apples, 10c each;Bunenas, Oranges
Lemons, Btrewberriea, and Oucurnuers, at
J. MoKelvies.
If you doubt what your neighbors nay
about Ireland Or 13ntton's pricers just call in
and see for yourself. 5 14tf
Bridge castings and bridge iron ofevertee.
description at the Ontario Irun Works. ..
4-2tf .1. Menio.y, Proprietor
Always gond bargains in mi1'inery at
Mrs. Green's, opposite Sauk of Flamilton.
Ireland et Burton has ..dried a delivery
wagon to their busineee and will deliver
goods a reasonable distanre. 5 14tf
eyelet range of 'L'uilet
let
N. A. F.itoncuuson's.
gir
There is still dt
Sets to choose fr
5-7b 1
—For Bret -class teilnrtug and clinap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the plane, i" Queen's block.
WANTED --Egan 1 rents per doe Our
contract deme ndy ]91'00 per w',•It. We
are. now e'tti,,�, rn..•c• pe+dt.,•s' -•, •, ;t"l.v
not save pedlar's pr.•fite. Gleet E. Brwt
Choice varieties of importrd early seed
potatoes, New Queen and `vilson'■ Pint
Choice et PETER DEAN's
lour and Feed Store
/e1ty" at Farquhar -
s you nothing to ex
price to prosure one
5-7•:b.
The nicest an fl mos durable article is
Tnn FoL❑YD PAPER 'Leeme for putting
under carpets. Everyone who has it
speak highly of it; also the same in stair
peels. Ladies before you put down your
carpets call at B. Graeey's Furniture
Store and see the newest thing out.
4-2r3tf
Call and see "A.
son's Grocery, it 54
amine and the »fLm
That Pale Pace
For Nervous Prostration and Anrsmia
there is no medicine that will so promptly
and infallibly restore 'Tiger and strength as
Scott's Emulsion. 5-7b
House Cleaning is on
'Perhaps you will be wanting something
in Furniture. Ourtain Poles, Pictures of
Picture Framing, Ironing Boards, Bake
33oerds etc. Prices as lowas the lowest et
5.7c S. GRACEI's Furniture btoret
The Children's Enemy. T` '
Scrofula often shows itself in early life `:eta
and is characterized by swellings, abscesses,nr
hip diseases, etc. Co❑saption is scrofula
of the lungs. In this class of diseases
Scott's Emulsion is unquestionably the
most reliable medicine.
The Cheapest in the C• • sty
Thos. Abraham is pre .,re • to half sole
Mosses boots and sheen at f m 40 to 45
Genre a pair. Ladies a oes egnatly as
cheap. i'he best (matht leather used.
Terms cash. Whet e ab .s me to out
rices so low 18 that stn 10 rent to req.,
my . tnrk- for
cash. The oldest es;u;dishu1 shop. in towa
Victoria street. 4.0.1
Sale Register.
Saturday Mee, 22—Tue. s will be offered '
for sats tib the Br•unswt,'k Howse 00 the
above date at 2 p. n]. 80 acres being hart of
lit 1•, con. 7, Turnberry. JolN Guu,ct,
Auctioneer
20 An unreserved auc-
rty will be held at
the above date 'at 2
rmoon, For particulars
Psn cit DEANS,
Auctioneer.
p
No 2—James Mitchell, Shine's school no debts to settle an I buy
L1te1'ature 4, Fiction iso
Works of Refereuce 14, total 171. The N°
1%—Mr, Will McDonough hurt 1119 log v—The two little children of Mr. John Library now contains 2333 volumes. Der-
KeNo at rl heel a wuttculon s e.capo la.t T i}Ig to year 3139 v lis
p d n were sitting in the t of these 287 were Iristo•ical 4:1 Get taph
s' s Th
l Saturd. ' y night we will give a ! L
special discount a10 per Instructions will be given in the preper- iii -Our citizens will be sorry to learn of health early in the nester. In i rbr eery
cant. otT Men's Hats. n,tiou and application of Insecticides and tho heavy loss by fire enstnined by John lie tuns stricken with the teotupi: i ,t Meet,'
Fungicided at G. Moffatt s orchard on Breemee, of Choslay, a gontleninn who fintl.11y ended his life, asci fir wnticy was nt
Fridsy May 2let. is well known in the business circles of death's dont. But ho „rudually r'eovered,
�����° 1 —Miss Battle Reid is preparing a class Wingltam. About 4 o'clock Saturday noel on 1'neadciy last undercook to resume
of girls from her room in the I>ttblic School 'Horning last, fire broke out in the engine his post nn the (nail se>wieo b':rtvt eo Lim-
' I fur a fancy march to be given at the room of Mr. Breuhnn's tannery and had don and Toronto, He ctttfer(d en inlinen-
a t oar `l'e'ts {n Blacks teachers' convention next week.
gained so much headway before ft tuns ate rehipse, took to his bed, and rapidly
j 1 t the I discovered that uhthiu� could be done to sank
Young Yson, an e e .
,];and "d the Rogersville Baptist church, spent this destroyed, together with the contents and able man, tbnrnu;;!t nml c(,useirntu>s le
,..), 3U, 4U pound.I k tli his parents in town r. Pocock about $2000 worth of Hemlock oveiy )ntt, t 3
iiiie
the GmeM\Vatt.tloo and 1 'Iniutus wclh Im
ilii double shuffle among the butchers of town,
Western fire insurance companies, The Sun of the bite �Inlnr Tohn MuAlillc n, of
We give 22 lbs. best gl'tLllulated g (saute of the fire is unknown. llarriethe lift and wile bort( neat Brook•
gCxeo Slum ha•vin sold to U, ivfol)ouaid 'Tills in i,.l(. 1., t ih <W.
Saturday c en-
'atu v
on S
a...- - -; « team did not shote up Y
.,-,r-» • •- ! int; last end the game had to be declared
is on Satur•
volumes were telten out;
1'httrsda ni 'ht. ay avenin,,. They- ' g •
Y V. delivery wagon iu front of. Mr. I%err's teal ; 2,31 books of travels; 57 Science and i No
D. - itl viand left on Tuesday for the store, when a horse belonging to P.ev. 1 Art; 139 General Literature ; 12 Poetry; 4
t act a.
West. Ho expects to stop off at Dolphin
for the prosent.V
V -The family of Wm. Randall, proprietor
of the Winetham Foundry, moved to town
from Creemore last week.f'
/—J. Sherriff vette taken soddenly Ill last
Smtnrde,y inoruhngwith iufiamu]ation, but
is able to be around again.,/
—The swallow and the oriole have put in
au appearance and the small boy goes for a
swim; the Beason is surely tushing.
%%itIr..1..I. Robinson is building a two
storey brick cottage on Center street, on the
vacant lot north of T, Moore's property./
{P—We are pleased to note that Miss L.
Forbes, who has been seriously ill for the
past several weeks is able to be around
again ale,
Moss of Bluovale, which (vas tied to a post,
became frightened and dashing backward 1
overtnrt ed Sfr. Kere's wagon. The elder!
little girl held her baey sister in her arms 1
and thug protected her from the force of
the falloth escaped 1
I?ortuuntely the
Religious Literature; 1700 were fic.t
hon ell(
628 were miscalhu?sous.' There sae 107
members. The number of hooks ttticen
nut during the year is pearl; doable that
of last year.
house;
3 --•Tames McDonald. Turnbull's
school house;
4--Jno 1lcTaggart, Spoiran's school
5-11°0°s:
—C°nred Bernath, Town Flail,
ldthel;
No ti --Wm Brown, Duke's school honse
INo
\o
INe
an serious in
without y injury. ser, G McMILLEN DEAD IN(
7 ---Malcolm Murray, Mttnley's school
house.
MCKOLLOP
1 -,John Horan, Separate school house
2 -John Malone, at his residence:
,:i-Oeo „Turdie, at school house No 4;
4 -•Alex Gardiner, school house. Lead -
bury;
5 -John McDowell, school house
Roxboro';
G -Woe Pollard, school house, Lead-
--The May Number of the Canadian Y ielany of our citiz •us will regret to learn 1 No
Home',Tournal (Toronto) comes to es with of the (teeth of W. G. McMillen, tone
a suggestion of apple blossoms and spring. clerk, who for mossy years run oe this Nc
her thio sit scutums an enter- division and way well Ruse favorably known No
Among ot
g 1�Ati hie London Advertiser h.•
Mining article on the Rise and Fell of the in \4ir"'!1•ttn• bury'
May Pole. by Thos. Swift ; an editorial on
the Armenian Question: a prettily illus-
trated page on Golf, by .the Lady Cham-
p' thelatest fashions art music book -
of him a "At 815 n•c•!oak Bunchy mos nes, No 7 -Jamas Davidson, Grange Hall;
the cic:Ltl, otreet. tl c. Li5e being couje�ition No 8 -Thos. Murray, Manley's school
of Orford street. th .• e g house.
of the brain. It was not uuexpttcted.
Cham-
pion
Mr. McMillen WILY not 11°" "ed of t
chat and short stories ; A sketch of early
spring in Edinburg; receipts and household robust conutituttnit, stud his rtr1tuIw duties
notes by Jean Joy. Subscriptions $1 a, in his own) Itis 'ion, that 01 raillvay tootle
yens or 10 cents a copy. clerk, and in his eiti.laeity as a prominent
f• ternal seeiety worker, Out!wred iris
Crtl E 1E
eaSC note < o
Yo II d Japans tit +t Itv Pocock,until recently pastor of to save the building which was totally Mr, bfe ll;llrn was lilt nftcable mei estinh-
r C a bark The ,t td wicnnn ! t tea 111,011.(1 and
week wi
are unequalled in value will preach in Clinton next Sabbath. total loss is about $14,56 attly covered contidenne of nll tl bn ('ante tutu bu�iuess or
by insurance in • , soda r(. ' n. ITe oats the
—OXC-- During the past week there has been a
• � •, T:. +., , canoe hurl was
Sugar fol' $1, anti 25 lbs �OUI1 Coffee and R. McKenzie to T. Walker. o Tan COUNTY COUNCIL. received in the paddle, school, and finished
Sugar for $t. I -For some reason the Listowel football As the Comity Court will meet on the in the Loudon Grammar School, Hamilton
et
rr •:t,d. Normal b •R ' lhlE L
.ri
tet
''f tE.
't (' 11
t,]ll.
t.
Tarmac). He tsnt;hl seined for a .usai;er
of years in I3ir1binlph and London totvu•
ships, and was captain of the I,,i, an'Tulin•
tem: es -enamels et „lit` tim t, retinue, attli
that reek. He entered 1)' civil ••,'(•vire in
1883 as t,Lilwoy mail clerk, and ran nil
several 1,1 the railway lines bof.,re toting
the London-Toroutn division.
we pay 11e. for Good Butter and 8e. off, Our boys go to Bnisse
a doz. for oggs. clay'
••-.Tho post office as well as a number of
,pp^'^s c""i''r�DON stores and shups in town have been fresh-
ened up in appearance by a coat of p.•iut.
Don't get mad aboet it: turpentine will
'11 7.71"tor. , remove paint from your garments.
( tbo
r+ the room in
ytl] of June, and require all t
Court Home, usually °coupled by the
County Councillors, which adjourned last
,Tanuery to meet again at the same time,
Warden Cox suggests that the County
Council meet on the 3let of May, and re-
main in session for the balance of the
week, and it is; likely that this will be
done.
Presbyterian Women Pleased
The meinbers of the W. F. M, Sooiety of
the Presbyterian Church should be satisfied 1
with the report of the Annual Meeting
given it. last week's Canada Presbyterian.
It extends to nearly five pages, ane affords
a comprehensive view of what appears to
have been the best meeting of this highly
successful society held in the twenty cue
years of its existence. The Canada Pres•
byteriau is a well-conducted journal and
merits the large circulation it enjoys. In
its p tgcs will bo forted contributions on
the mealy interesting topics from the fore-
most mini' teve and laymen of the deuom•
»lateen. Tee publishers offer The Presby-
terian till :Ilse December next for one
dollar.
T. s .�,uvzoli
on
i Will open a rep,lsitot,' had a ''tion Inert at
730 to 740 Dorchester tree,]iMo areal, 100
May 1st, with stabil
horses. Auction sale's i,' bo held twice a
week andive the best line private mice ,ry day. They
h
L
t iso of c
ix
s Canada, and
in of
i want horses of all grad.. f ' export and
home trade. Special ft ilitiet, re given to
patrilna to dispose of their he s to best
oderate. 'rite them
for terms and partic
'Thursday Ma
tion] sale of town
$worts' hotel nt
2 o'clock in tike t
see ed on page
4•'366
They do Good. Work,
The following letter is what People
think about Laxa Liver P1118.DI:Att Snts,---I gladly testify to the
virtues of Laxtt Livor Pills. I used to
be troubled with severe headaches and.
conetipation, for a long time, and took
these Pills hoping for a cure, and lay
ndrnntnq.s. (ehaiges
hopes were rapidly fultiilod. I have
found them a never failing remedy
tied heartily recommend them.
Signed, Miss AWSON
Mon tun, N. 13
NEWS NOTES •
Capt. Dunn, of the Government
steamer Petrel seized a lot of American
riots end fish near Ronrteau.
Ald. Clappison has re?tgned from the
Hamilton STtty council having been ap•
pointed to a position ie the customs.
As a result of the penetentiary crom-
tniasion's inquiry, Warden Uuittiet of St.
Vincent de Paul has been suspended.
Messrs, ,Tohn, Sidclons, G. D. Suther-
land
utherlan+i and ,T. T.J. Williams, customs otlleers
at l,ortdon• have been superannuated.
The Turks are making itnp >ttttnt ad-
ditions to the atromet.h of their army,
and the powers are beginning to wonder
t
ant war
if there is another more important
conning on,
The Montreal city Connell has Volta
810,0011 toward the expenses of the
Queen's Jubilee Celebration, and $:1,00`
towards entertaining the membersot t'
British Medical Association. •