ISAAC WILSON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.—50C.DISCOUNT IF PAID IK ADYAHOE.
VOL. XIII. ALEXANDRIA ONTARIO. FRIDAY MAY I. 1896. NO. 18-
MBHIOIPAL AfFAIES. forty years ago and was one of the first set- THE MOST HEALTHFUL AND SAFE DR. MCLENNAN, . I M@m§y tlers in Eau Claire County, Wis., where he LIUIJU • took up a farm and has since resided. The ALEXANDRIA. AT 6 AN^i^ CENT. WATEBWORKS. following is taken Erom the Augusta (Wis.;• Baking Powder It appears to be necessary to imfonn our OflBce and Resi4ence:—Kenyon Street. ISSUED BY Times ;— 18 THB OBNÜINE readers that we have a system of water- ,n-ly. The undersigned has made arrange- Allan McDonell died at his home in town GEO. HEARNDEN ments with private capitalists to lend works in Alexandria, and that this year of Otter Creek, Thursday, April 9th, 1896, money on improved farms of acres they will have to pay for a luxury which aged 69 years, 8 months and 9 days. THE MISSES M’OONELL .A.XJE122:./X37TX5I?,I.A- and upwards in sums not less than S500. appears to be of no use, as for tire purposes Mr. McDonell was born in Glengarry 34. Interest on sums over SI ,200, 5 per oeot. it is not now used, and as a means of reduc- county, Canada, August 3rd, 1826 and in Cook’s Friend Are now showing their for each year after first year, and 54 for ing the rates of insurance, no effort that county he spent his youth and early Ask Your Storekeeper for first year, payable half yearly, and in appears to be made to place the town in a manhood. In 1856 he came to the United MONEY TO LOAN position to demand of the underwriters à On First-class Farm, Town and Village Pro- sums under $1,200 at 51 per cent., pay - State's, stopping first at Alleghany, Penn., Iff SPMG MILIINEEY perty. Rate of Interest according to Se- able yearly, for terms ot 5 to 10 years. favorable classing of our property. W^hy is and two years later, came to Wisconsin curtty. this ? '[’he hotels need water, and private where he took up a farm, the place where McLarei's Cool’s Frioiil IN ALL TSIE LATEST STYLES AND Valuations most 5n all cases be made hv J. R. ADAMSON, either D. A. McArthur, Reeve. Alexandria ; houses vve are informed would take advan- he has since lived and where he died. He AND TAKE NO OTHER. SHADES. Alexander McDcraxall. Reeve No. ILnchiel: tage of it, but no effort appears to be made was married June 21st, 1869 to Miss Julia GLENGARRY BLOCK, CORNWALL. Duncan A. McDonald, Post-master, Alexan- to use the water now we have it within our Kennedy. They labored and prospered. Appraieeirs for the Canada Permanent Loan dria; William D. McLeod, Oheese-miiker, reach. 'J’he Canada Atlantic should be ap- Resolutions of the License Commissioners • A. H. CONROY, V. O.. and Savings Company, and General Agents or John J. McDonell, 9-3 Kenyon, to either of Unto them were born four children, three forthe Globe Savings and Loan Company, whom applicatton can be made direct, or to proached again, and a reasonable sum asked daughter.s and one son. Mary, Catherine, ALEXANDRIA. Toronto. for supplying them with water, and if Ellen, and Alexander. No. 5.—Seconded by .T.ames Dingwall, Low Rates for Large Loans. Mortgages and .1. A. MACeuNELL, (Greenfield,) seconded by Peter Kennedy, Debentnres Bought. 9-tf. AÎÆSANDRIA. necessary, some party should be appointed Mr. McDonell was one of the earliest of Veterinary Dentlstr a Specialty to canvaas the people, with a view of having the pioneers of Eau Claire county. For 37 That the license to Mrs. Mary McDonald, Good. Warm, Stable attached. 8-6 private hoYises supplied. Then last week 3’ears he has been identified with the deve- of Glen Robertson, for the ensuing year was we had a letter stating that the Chief of the lopment of this portion of the county with granted with reluctance, as there is a grow- R. MCLENNAN, Fire Brigade had resigned, as the Council such old pioneers as R. E. Scott, 'William ing public sentiment with which the Com- J0HN A. CHISHOLM. would not supply what they neede E 3sra?isT • Jobbing am! Repairing will receive obtain.- Let us hear what the electors have family the entire community extends most and respectably signed, from several Every mouth at prompt attention to say upon the subject. loyal sympathy. The funeral was held on sections of the license district were present- 8-lyr. We bave them NEW and ed to the License Commissioners, alleging MOOSE CREEK, 18th. ELECTRIC LIGHT DEBKSîTüRKS. Saturday last at Eau Claire, Rev. Father M AX VILLE, L9lh ,20th and 21st. that the habit of hotel-keepers permitting Two weeks ago we published a letter, but McGuire officiating, and was buried in the and conducting balls and dances in their ALE5:ANDRIA,22nd and23rd. . SECOND-HAND, iprices away Catholic cemeterj’ at that place. CITY OFFICE—25 SPARKS ST. OTTAWA.24-ly with the views expressed therein we did not respective hotels, and in halls erected on JARVIS, OTTAWA, down. Call and-see our i896 entirely concur. The letffeer came rather HUGH MCMILLAN. their hotel premises is most injurious to the late to have the effect wished, as had it young people, by begetting and fostering a PLASTERIHC! Red Sird, Goold, Brantford, been fresh after the election referred to, it We have this week to record the death of taste for liquor, and the injurious habit of FOR PHOTOS. would have been much more effective. We another old and much respected resident of treating ; as well as habits of carousing and do not believe in mixing uip religious ques- our County, in the person of Hugh McMil- keeping late hours, which should be put a Plain and Ornamental Plastering done or onr Garden Cfey, Welland lan, of 27-2 Lochiel, who was called over to at Reasonable Prices. tions in .uunicipal politics, as it is dangerous stop to. BEST VALUE IN Vale, St. Catherines. ’ If you to our happiness and prosperity. Every the silent majority on Monday morning, Be it therefore resolved, that all licensees ALL KINDS OF man should be judged upon his merits, and April 27th, at 9 o’clock, in the 75th year of who obtain license for the ensuing year Latest Stylo in CENTRES kepton hand. can’t call, write for prices. independent of his reii^aus belief or nation- his age. He had been ailing for about three 1896-97, are hereby prohibited, after the 32^2y O. H. WASON. ality. We did not intend to discuss the months with some trouble in his feet which first da}' of May, 1896, from holding or al- ALEXANDRIA, ONT, questions raised in the S-etter, but one refer- developed into gangrene, and ended in his lowing balks or dances in their hotels, or in PHOTO WORK ! ence there made is woUtJliy being looked intf\ death. He was horn on the old homestead, halls erected on their hotel premises, until All wheels guaranteed. by our citizens. It is-said that the electric where also closed the scenes of his earthly this resolution is amended or repealed ; and TK€ CANADA PLATING CO. light debentures were sold at par and by career. Deceased was unmarried, and leaves should any such licensee be found guilty of guarantees their goods to be iw TRY ME. private sale. This seems strange, if true, one sister to mourn his loss, out of a family a violation of tlie provisions of this resolu- as these debentures were worth a premium of 5 brothers and three sisters. The funeral tion, or of the regulations sought to be en- and should have been offered to tender. We took place on Wednesday to St. Columba forced by it, he may be deprived of getting Sflprior to AnytWM \i tlie Martel (Studio opp. Brunswick Hotel.) cemetery, Kirk Hill, and was largely attend- AND CHEAPSK. Biil Oslm BIOS. Ge. notice that Quebec province, 4 per cent. 40 a license another year, and tlie Inspector is I years bonds sold at $105, and Montreal 4 eROTECTietl grave. The pall bearers were John Ross, OF LONDON. at a premium recently, as did also the 4 per regulations hereby provided.—Carried. Pnatsct yourfamlllesby taking a Lifelns- eerit; Drainage debentures of these counties. John Munro, J. H. McCormick, R. J. Chis- \VM. B.tTHURST, Chairman. ; D§ loB ffait a Bn® ? surance Policy, Policies Issued on the meet Our debentures wes bearing 5 per cent, in- holm, Dougakl Cameron and N. K. McLeod. liberal plans and with fewer restrictions. If 8M1, got quotations from Capital, - - $15,000,000 terest, and were -a first-class security and We exteiMl our sj’mpathies to the bereaved New features now being Introduced,such as To the Editor of the QLBNCIAliniAIf;-» Accumuiated the Double Maturity and Instalment Plans. should have sold at a good premium, u'hy relatives. N. BRAY Funds, - - $18,900,000 Take an Accident Policy. Why should an they were not so sold remains to be SIR,—As the correspondent of the Corn A aocddentoripple you flaimcially when itcan explained. wall ‘ ‘ Standard” I am the unfortunate J Keopon st,, Alexandria. be procured so cheaply? Protect your pro- Allfeinds of Vehicles made to order. 31 A company which can offer such se- perty by placing a reasonable amountofi-n- ELECTRIC LIGHT. being against whom your correspondent «Jurity is the oae to insure in. snranceonlt. Our town was f»r more than a week with- Gea Hearnden, was in Glen Robertson, hurled that conglomeration of ambiguous Claims settled without delay. CoHipanles represeated:—The Man.aÿ8o- out electric light, ©wing to the power being on Monday. phrases and unweildy words on which the x Always Insure your Property In the Î torers’Llfe, the Manufacturers’ Acei’dent, rays of the standard dictionaries and en- ANCus MCDONALD, theQaardlan of England, the Northern of shut off to allow tbe rebuilding of the brick J. D. Robertson, of Maxville, was in town England,the Western of tanada. work around the boiler. Of course the on Monday. cyclopedias liave been turned in vain. J’hese PlifMiï Insnrance Co., IMM, Cofln.1 22-y District Agent, Alexandria weather has been fine, and nice moenlight murderous onslauglits to the English lang- Because ol Its strength,loss-paying power JOHNS, ROBERTSON, nights, and the places of business have not John McDougall, of Maxville, was in town uage remind one of the oroakings of a parrot and record for fair and honorabledeallng. : Blato’ctAgentfor f.ho ^anufacturers’life Wednesday. which repeats, “ regardless of sense, such; 5l-y Q.HEARNDEN,Local Agent. and AGcideiit Go’s. ,Mazv,ille,Ont. been so much ineouvenienoed, yet it seems MAXVILLE .^^Aiçentfi wanted In the counties ofSt®r« very strange tha t a work that should have E. A. Hodgson, was in Ottawa, on Tues- snatches of conversation as fall upon itsears." mont.Qlengarry.PresGottand Russell. been completed in .two or three days has day,‘on business. If your correspondent suffers from any WOOL CARDING, HARBLE WOeKS taken three times ifchat length to do, as only Rev. D. McKenzie, of Kirk Hill, was in pangs of jealousy over the “delicknis amuse -1 one mason was employed on the work. town on Monday. ment” he credits me with affording the Those who use the light will allow for acci- community at large. I decline in his favor, spiHnmo SMILLIE & RISE TSON, H. A. McDonald, of Williamstown, was all honors and cheerfully tender him the dents, but do not wish to pay for what they in town yesterday. —.iÊuisriD— do not obtain, or to .be deprived of a good “bi.scuit” as the author of the “ no plus light so long and obliged to use coal oil. K. McLennan, of Dalkeith, was at the ultra” of absurdities. As regards thelettei- Commercial on Saturday. signed “ A Grieved Christian,” your read- S^anufacturlng. BOOK Affl SHIffiLi OcB «IDEWALK.S. m, John McMartin, contractor, was in town ers are sufficiently intelligent to read be- MANUFACTURERS. Parties ivho have to travel up and down for a few days this week. tween the lines and discover the true pur- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. the sidewalks of our Main Street, will we Father McRae, of Glen Nevis, was at port of this despicable attack on the parties A fuiH atock of Lath, Clapboards, Sash, have no doubt be struck with the number Moose Creek, on Monday. and societies named therein and the silent Cloths and Tweeds, (fine and coarse'). Doore^Sfaingles, and al! osaterial required of broken boards, btd and dangerous cross- contempt which it ivill receive is tlie sever- in finishing off houses, kept constantly; ings and holes in the planks large enough Jas. McDougall, of Glen Roy, was in est rebuke to its pitiful writer. But I was Flannels, Blankets and Yarn Exchanged town a few days this week. for Wool. Also, Cash paid for Wool. ■on baud, at right prices. ‘ to cause broken limbs. 'The snow has dis- greatly surprised that you should give space appeared long enou^ to have had repairs John A. Cameron, of the Grand Union, to such fabrications after publishing the OROEMsEXECUTED AT SHORT NOTICE made, loose boards mailed, and nails driven was in Maxville, on Monday. letter which appeared in the GLENGARRIAN C. F. STACKHOUSE, Kiln Drying, Planing, and Match- down where needed, .and the cost would not Hugh McMaster, of Vankleek Hill, was fully explaining where tlio error of your 35-ly PEVERIL, P. Q. ing done, Satisfaction Guaranteed. have been very great. Delays are danger- at the Coinmereial Saturday. correspondent’s writing occurred and 1 our. think in common justice you, at least, owe Nap. Page, editor of “ Le Spectateur,” an apology to the society and parties so Hull, was in town on Monday. MsLEAN & KENNED-'Y, grossly maligned thereby and also to prohi- MONEY JBHORIiS! ^ OBITUAR?. P. Jesmer, of Cornwall, was registered at bit all further controversy on the subject in MAXVILLE, &- Inapcrters and Manufacturers of Monu- ■ the Commercial on Wednesday. your paper. -D'd.TV/r v..»OTST/TH'V AN iü< A little'tie good root Isof accomplished all evil ; yet mental and Cemeteiyiwork. MAXVILLE, OWT. JOHN H. MCDONALD. Angus McDonald, of Glen R03', was a A’ours etc, without it. Best grades of Scotch and Canadian.Gran- guest at the Commercial Saturday. ite. and all klndsof Marble. Superior quality It is our sad duty' to record the death of H. J. STAFFORD. of material and workmanship. t promising young mac from the Township Angus Campbell, of Dalhousie Station, Lancaster, Apr. 27, 1896. MOMEY^S KING, Satisfaction guacauteed. OÎ Lancaster. Jolin H. McDonald, 34-8 was at the Commercial on Tuesday. Lancaster, died on Saterday last, at 1 p. m. ST. ELMO. Christians Covet It. DRESS HOTTING ÂSADEMY Miss Teaa MoDqn.ald, of Glen Robertson, Maâsime E. L ET^IER, after an illness of two y-ears, aged 31 years. Behold, spring sweeps o’er the world Good People Worship it. He had a severe attack of la grippe at that spe.nt a few days in town this week. again, j All People Love it. CO2V£:E 88 St. BenlE Street, MONTREAL. time, from which he nerer recovered, but Dan. J. McDonell, of Munroe’s Mills, was Sliedding soft dews from her ethereal ‘ lingered on until death released him. He a guest at the Commercial Sa turday. You Want to Borrow it. AKD SEE OUE .-STOCK OF Madame Ethiar who has wings. made a thorough study of was a son of the late H«gh Laughlin Mc- Reeve .Jas. Burton, of Maxville, was in And I Want to Loan it. Donald, and leaves his laother, two sisters, R. G. Watt will preach first Sabbath the art of cutting in Abel town on Saturday, and gave us a call. afternoon at four o’clock in the Conite- Cauband’s celebrated fashi- residing at the homestead, and two brothers Rates, 5, .5^ and 6 percerrt. in the Western States, *o mourn his early A. R. McDonald, of Glen Nevis, was re- gational Church here. j Acoordlngto amount and security. It is characteristic of oar business tliat ion house in Paris, where gistered at the Commercial on Monday. Sandy Graham, the renowned violin- the system of dress cutting taking off. The deceased was a fine young * we never insist upon yo«rr buying. Ap- map, of a good disposition, and was univer- A. D. McGregor, of Williamstown, was in ist, of Sand ringliam, made tevera’ calls ;NOTK-1 am not connected with any other preciation is pleasant. Every day we is She most renowned in the in town on 'Thursday. loan person. universe, will give instruc- sally liiked, and will be much mis.sed by his town on Wednesday, and gave us a call. hear kind expressions of pleasure at our neighbors and friends. Yiie remains were Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Munroe spent J. W..~WEEGA.R, display. Every show ease containsi tions to ladies on cutting all followed to St. Raphaels burying ground by J. F. Cattanach, of North Lancaster, was Monday evening in Athol. kinds of dresses, ;garments and ntantles. in town on Thursday, and gave us a call. Mrs. D. C McDougall and Mrs. D. A. MAXVILLE, ONT. bright things at Rock Bottom Prices. a large number of friends, about 60 vehicles .Even if you don’t purchase now, you will A short course only is necescary to being ii.u the procession. Arrived at the -A. Cameron and L. McLeod, of Lancaster McDougall visited the east end on Satur- perhaps see something whieii you would /earn this system which is simple and church. High Mass was celebrated by Father were guests at the Commercial, Monday. day afternoon. be pleased to purchase later on ; you can gierfect in its application to all the McMillia, of Alexandria, swing to the ill- Duncan Kennedy was a guest of D. C. SEEOSJ ^EDS! select now ami we will put it xside until whims of fashion in styles. The fee for ness of rather Fitzpatrick. The pall-bear- Harry Wilson, spent Sunday in town at McDougall on 'Tuesday evening. you require it. s thorough cour.se is very small. Out of ers were John J. McDonald, Glen Nevis, his mother’s residence, Catherine Street. The funeral of the late little Annie The Head-quarters for Reliable Seeds in town pupils can find accomodation in Patrick ajid Wm. McEvoy, North Lancas- M. J. McLennan and Wm. McPIierson, of Ferguson, daughter of Gordon Ferguson, IF*- the academy while learning if desired. ter, Angus H. and Alex. McDonald, of 1st Williamstown were in the town Tuesday. occurred on Friday, the 24th. We extend MAIN ST.. ALEXANDRIA. Full particulars up®» application. Lochiel, aad Myles McDonald, 8th Lancas- our deepest sympathies to the bereaved J GLEN ROBERTSON, ter. Amongst those present were Major D. H. McMillan and J. A.Kinsella, of Lan- parents. AT McLennan, M. P., A. J. McDonald and caster, were at the Grand Union, 'Tuesday. Not in his anger but in love, ' ! daughter, D. J. Williams and wife, and the D. J. McMillan and Neil McLeod, of Not as an eagle but a dove, A. CINQ-MARS CROWN JEWELS. I Mr. Dickey, answering Mr. Lander- Her ample cloak, her shoe of leath- Parliament of Canada. Its chief prcf- kin, said that the office of Adjutant- er ; Assorted for Easy Reading, I President Cleveland has offered his visions, as explained by the Minister And when they sneered, she simply services as mediator between Spain Rumored Riot lo Sleal Theiti—Exira General of the Militia of Canada to- CANADA. of the Interior, include a indivision bf, came vacant on January 1st, 1896. said, . , , ; and Cuba. Vlsllnnee at llie Tower—Col. RIOIMI'S 1 Col. Powell did not consent to his ”I dress according to the weather.” Seeding operations have been started ' The Lexo«5 Greater New York bill Attempt Kcealled. Alberta into two constitituencies, thus superannuation. The recommendation in Manitoba, but they are not general. has passed the New York State Sènate giving one additional representative to , for the office Avas made, not by (Jen. POPULAR REMEDIES. The stpamer Lake Superior brought I by 34 to 14. A despatch from London says:—'Ihere the NorthKAA''est Territories. Mr. Daly , Gascoigne, but by ,'the Minister in Perhaps in nothing else do we see 140 English farmers bound for Mani- j Karl Mathias, of Toledo, Ohio, claims was some alarm in the Tower of Lon- also drew the attention of the House I charge, who had recQmmended Lieut.- toba. greater changes than in the remedies . ! to have discovered the Egyptian process don a few nights ago, it is reported, to the fact that clausis 44 of the original I Col. Aylmer. For fhe present the Lizzie Greifenhahn, a ten‘-year-old of mummification. I staff of the deixirtment were able to used in our grandparents’ dai' and in by the rumour that a plot to steal bill had heed struck out some time girl, was killed at Guelph by a falling j H. H. Holmtes, the condemned muiv the Crown jewels had toen discover- j carry on the service pending an ap- those used in our own ; and, while early wall. I derer, tes been baptised into the Roe ago, and it was proiiosed by this bill I piointment. Lieut.-Col. Ayimer was ed. acting as Adjutant-General. impressions are lasting, still we must Two Ottawa tobacconists were fined man Catholic church. to restore it, with the alteration that admit that in some respects the world OB Monday for selling cigarettes t* mi- I The United States Senate in Execu- In any case, whether the report be a vote should not to taken by the A BONUS APPLIED FOR. ‘ founded on fact or not, it seems there grows better in growing old. nors. I tive session on Thursday ratified the elector presenting himself at the polls Mr. Haggart, in answer to Mr. Mc- Happily, it has been ascertained that Behring Sea arbitration treaty. is no doubt that unusual precautions Two men were arrested at Hamilton in the manner provided by the original Mullen, said that the Niagara Central aconite answers the ends for which in the act of robbing Mr. James Beattj' Four life-saving stations, on Lake are being taken to guard the regalia. laihray had made, an '^'application to bleeding was formerly employed ; that Act, but that he must Subscribe to and of that city. Ontarid, situated at Fort'' Niagara, These jewels are kept in the Wake- the Government for a‘subsidy of $48,000 compresses, in the majority of cases, are ■ Engineer Kemp of the Winnipeg Charlotte, Big Sands, and Oswego, were field tower, where Henry VI. is believ- take an oath in the form given in the on the part of their road from St. better than poultices and blisters ; that waterworks w6s killed by falling into opened ThurMay. Catharines to the Falls. The ques- medicine to be effectual, need not of ed to have been murdered. They are schedule. The reason for striking out the big flywheel. I The Committee on Ways and MeAns the clause ted been that a great deal tion ted never lieen considered by the necessity be nauseating to take, or se- The Salvation Army in London has of the United States House of Represen- valued at about £3,000,000, and consist Government, and the road had not vere in its action. been forbidden to hold meetings on tatives has dtacided to take no action of many valuable ornaments, includ- of pierjury had taken place under that lieen inspected with that intent by the Among our most popular remedies is the street corners. I at present towards a révival of reci* ing St. Edward’s crown (made for Act in Eastern Assiniboia, but it was Government. iodine, not unknown to our progenitors, procity with Canada. CANAL TOLLS. but not half understood or appreciated. The Hamilton License Commissioners Charles II.) and the Queen’s crowm, exjj^ted that this would to done away Especially is this remedy popular since have refused to Imake any reduction , George G. J.’^oby and Moritz Nicho- with by the oath which was now pre*- Mr. Ouimet gave, in answer to Mr. la grippe has made glandular troubles in the number of licenses. als. wholesale liquor dealers, of Mihnea- containing 2,783 diamonds. A large Mignault, the iollowing figures re- * polis.,Minn., have been’arrested, charg- ruby in front of it is said to have scribed. There were alterations to be specting Yamaska look for 1894 and so prevalent. For an enlargement of A Point St. Charles woman made sew^ made in the boundaries of East and the tonsil, showing outside or in, a eral attempts to drown her two-year- ed with counterfeiting the labels of Ifi- toen given to the Black Prince in 1895, respectively :—Tolls collected, small phial of iodine, adui'terated with ram Walker’s Club whiskey. AVest Assiniboia, and Mr. Daly in^ $222.49 and $357.78; cost ot manage- old baby girl, but was frustrated each 1367 by Don Pedro of Castille, and was ment, $708.14 and $620.30 ; repairs, glycerine, and a camel’s hair pencil is time. ' The electro-therapeutist and the bac- worn by Henty V. on his helmet at timated that the division of Alberta usually all the outfit needed for out- ' teriologist of Bennett Medical College, $291.54 and $407.80. ward application, and one may as well Debentures for new Western Fair the battle of Agincourt. Then there would to effected by the continuing NO PROMISE MADE. buildings, amounting to $25,000, have Chicago, claim that by the application test it thoroughly before calling a phy- of the Rontgen rays epidemics of all is the Prince of AYales’ crown, of pure of the southern bound(ary of Saskat*- Mr. Costigan, in response to a ques- sician. Of course, when used to paint lîeen authorized by the City Council of I kinds will be impossible in the future. chewan westward,. tion by Mr. Davies, said he had no the inside of the throat, a small swab, London. gold, and without precious stones ; the information that the position of I Inspector Fitzpatrick of the Chicago Queen Consort’s crown, the Queen’s made by winding soft cotton on the end Thdmas Taylor, one of the household ‘ police, does not believe Holmes commit- ' , DISEASES IN ANIMALS. Deputy Minister of Marine and Fish- of a stick, is better than the pencil ; of the Governor-General at Ottawa, was ted twenty-seven murders. Some of crow'n, made for the wife of James II., Mr. Foster introduced a bill to amend eries had teen promised by the Gov- but care must be taken not to have the accidentally shbt on Saturday,and died St. Edward’s staff of gold, four and a ernment or. any member of it to John those whom he said he killed are alive. the Animal Contagious Diseases Act. cotton so full of the liquid as to make in a short time. He probably murdered ten persons. half feet long, and weighing about Russell, of St. John, N.B. The matter it probable that a drop will squeeze out ninety pounds ; the Royal sceptre, the He explained in a few words that its had not yet toen considered by the Col. Lake, of Ottawa, will visit Ei^r 'The old Pennsylvania Railway depot and run down the throat. And this land in May to supervise the supplies Queen’s sceptre, the Curtana, or point- intention was to providis power to in* Government, and was not now under should contain more glycerine than of arms and batteries recently voted by in Philadelphia was burned, with the less sword of Mercy ; the swords of consideration. that used on the outside, about one part car-sheds and a number of passenger justice, the coronation bracelets!, the spect horses which are exported from the Dominion Government. coaches. Tivo firemen were killed by of each being a safe rule. Royal spurs, the coronation oil vessel, Canadian s'eaports to the Old Country. The tendency of iodine, applied locally, On Saturday Mr. Justice Robertson i falling walls and a number of men in- or ampulla, in the shape of an eagle ; sentenced Mrs. Bell at Ottawa to life Ijured. SYMPATHY AAHTH ARMENIA. ADVANCE IN ELECTRIC HEATING is to dissolve and setter an enlargement imprisonment for murderous cruelty to the salt cellar of State, a reproduction of this nature, and thus prevent suppur- her two grandchildren. The United States Senate has at or model of the AVhite tower, the sil- Mr. Charlton asked whether the ation. In olden times suppuration was. I last ratified the treaty with Great ver baptismal font, a silver wine foun- Government would consent to make RccomiiiK More t'liiclfcal «s a €on- courted ; now, in the main, it is discour- The St. George’s Society of Hamil- I Britain providing for the appointment tain, the insignia of the Order of the his resolution of sympathy with 'the venSeiit House Wamier. ton has accepted tjie propositon of aged. Let it be remembered, however, ' of a commission to assess damages for Bath, Garter, Thistle, Victoria Cross, Armenian Christians a Government or- Some interesting facts in regard to that when a disease is scattered through Col. Davidson of the 48th Highlanders the seizures of Canadian sealers in etc., and many other such relics of der, as otherwise it could hardly to the system it must be destroyed through to visit that city on May 24th. Bering Sea. the past or present, contained in glass reached this session. the steady extension of electric heat- the blood, and in such a case as we Grand President O. K. Fraser of GENERAL. cases, protected by strong iron cages. Sir Charles Tapper expressed his re- ing are brought out by W. S. Hadaway.i here mention, a bottle of some sarsa- the Catholic Mutual Benefit Associa^ Spaniards and .Cubans have begun The plot said to have toen recently gret that the state of public busine.ss Jr., says the St. Louis GlolxvDemo- parilla with, perhaps a half drachm of tion has issued a circular asking the discovered Inings to mind the nearly would iireclude the Government taking crat. More large contracts for elec- iodide of potassia added, is most excel- members to exclude politics from the killing their prisoners of war. successful attempt made by Col. Thos. Egyptian troops and friendly .4rabs the matter up. tric car heaters have toen closed dur- lent and reliable. organization. Blood! a dislionded officer of the Par^ AN ACT DISALLOWED. For rheumatism or swelling of any A convention of the Board of Trade have defeated the forces of Osman liamentary army in 1671, to carry off ing the winter than ever before, and gland an excellent remedy is a lotion Digna. the Crown jewels. He had succeeded Mr. Laurier asked whether it was of Quebec, meeting in Monti-eal, pass- true that a certain Act of the Mani- there is every evidence that the elec- made thus : Tincture of iodine, one ed resolutions favoring preferential The Ameer of Afghanistan has order- in wounding and binding the keeper tric car heater has tocome a staple ounce ; glycerine or vaseline oil, one- duties throughout the empire, but opv exl suppyl of bicycles for the women of the jewel office, and managed to toba Legislature taxing loan and in- half ounce. La'rd or vaseline may take of his harem. escape out of the tower with St. Ed- surance comijanies had toen disallow- commercial device. While most of the the place of the glycerine or oil when posing Imjierial federation. ed. I Mr. E. H. King, formerly general An official denial has been published ward’s crown, but was captured, and electric car heaters now made fail to preferred, retaining the proportions. subsequently pardoned by Charles II., Sir Charles Tuiiper replied that such In treating a glandular swelling that, manager for some years president of in St. Petersburg of the alleged Russo- was the case. meet the conditions of ideal car heat- the Rink of Montreal, di^ at Monte Chinese secret treaty. who, strange to add, granted him an ing, the fact that several thousand from any cause, has refused to submit estate of £500 a year in Ireland. Col. TAY CANAL EXPENDITURES. to iodine's dissolving power, another Carlo on Tuesday night, where he had It is reported that Emperor William cars are being equipped with them is gone in search of health. has accepted an invitation to visit the Blood ted previously seized the Duke Mr. Hagigart, in answer to a ques- popular remedj; now plays an import- Queen at Osborne in August. of Ormonde in his coach one night in tion by Mr. Charlton, said that the significant testimony as to their val- ant part, viz., iodoform. So extensive- A large deputation of Montrealers in>- St. James’ street, and carried him ue. As a matter of fact, the heating ly is this coming to be used in the prac- terviewed the Government at Ottawa on The prefect of Police in Paris has de- away with the intention of hanging total amount of expenditure for re- pairs, maintenance, tetc., on the Tay of cars by electricity is more expensive tice that doctors are of times jokingly Saturday, and asked for a grant of cided that an unmarried woman thirty the Duke of 'Xybum, for defeating a dubbed "Iodoform fiends.” To follow $500,000 to assist in holding a great j'ears of age is an old maid. canal in 1895 had teen $3,189, and the consjiiracy of the colonel to surprise revenue $120. ' than by the ordinary methods, but, as out the glandular trouble, we will sup- international exhibition in that city. A large majority of the Volksraad Dublin castle. COST OF PUBLIC WORKS? a well-known street railway expert pose that suppuration ensued, and eith- News comes from Winnipeg of the will oppose the visit of President Kru- says, the decision for or against heat- er the enlargement “ broke ” itself or ger of the Transvaal to London. Mr. HaJgfeart, and Mr. Ouimet, in re- killing by Indians near Trout Lake of ' ing in any particular case must to a physician was called to lance it. After i one of their numlier, who was sick It is announced that Prince Ferdin- NO MORE EPIDEMICS. sponse to questions by Mr. Landerkin, carefully removing all pus and foreign fand acted strangely under the belief and of Bulgaria will shortly visit Ber- gave the original estimate of cost of reached on the distant basis that col- matter, the wound should bo washed that ’\»j was a ’’wehtigo,” or man»- lin as the guest of the Emperor. the Curran bridge as $223,000. The lateral advantages and not coal econ- out with some disinfectant, partially eater. i A despatch from Venice says that Em- The Expei‘iiiicii(.s ill Chicago miverslly— amount paid upon it up to date was omy form the real criterion. The filled with iodoform, a bit of iodoform Mr. James Dean, nearly ninety years peror William and King Humbert have The Wcailly Efteet of Ihe Roiitgeii Kaj s $405,000, and the amount still claimed gauze jjusbed gently in, and another 'll!! Racilll. was $79,000. The original estimate of manager of a large plant which has supply of the iodoform powder placed of age, a retired farmed, was instantly decided to prolong the Dreibund until the Little Rapids lock, consisting of killed on Friday at the Great Western 1902. I A despatch from Chicago says :—Prof. toen using heaters this winter with on this and the wound carefully cov- a lock and dams, was $45,000. It had a considerable expenditure of power ered with cotton batting and bandaged station in Galt, Ont,, the wheels of a The foreign Ambassadors in Constan- H. P. Pratt and Prof. Hugh AVright- I car which was bein'g shunted passing toen found Recessary to alter , the says that it costs him much more, in to exclude all air. Wounds are intend- over his neck, completely severing his tinople have protested against the ap'- man announce to the world that diphth- plans, and the estimate had had to ed to heal from the bottom, and iodo- head from the body. pointment of a Mussulman Governor of eria and typhoid germs are absolutely be increased to more than four times fact, about four times os much, to heat form is both a powerful healing agent, 2^1tdun. the original amount. The total amount his oars ny electric nealers, as it did and a perventative of visitations from 1 The Mayor of Vancouver has receiv- killed by the Rontgen rays. This paid to the contractors was $185,874| by coal stoves. He says, however, that ed a letter from Toronto proposing to It is stated that the Pai>al Nuncio microbes. Any wound may be success- at Madrid has toen instructed to pro- statement is mad© without reserve. The and the total expenditure $235,385, in- he saves two seats in the car; the peo- fully dressed with it ; to new ones it is open a home at Vancouver to which a cluding expenditure for superintend- portion of the surplus female popula,- pose the mediation of the Pope in the decision was reached on Thursday night ple like the system of heating, and a rnarvelously quick healer ; to old ones Culian troubles. in the laboratory, when the last of the ence and other Contingencies. The con- the cars are more attractive for this it is soothing and cleansing as well. tion of Ontario may to sent for di«- tract price of the Galops rapids was reason, and that on the whole he be,- Mixed with sub nitrate of bismuth it tributioD in the districts of the North- The Imperial crown and regalia were germs which had been exposed to the $212,000 and the amount paid there- lieves in it, and would not go back to makes an excellent catarrh snuff. We West, where there is a demand for removed trom St. Petersburg ot Moscow ray failed to show signs of life under on, including a judgment in the Ex- the old system, nor would he fail to would advise that a box or bottle of wives. on AVednesday to to ready for the ap- the glass—the deadly bacilli remaining chequer Court, $629,000. The estimat- adojit electric heating if the decision iodoform and a few cents worth of General Superintendent Whyte, of the proaching coronation. ed cost of the St. Charles branch rail- were to to made again. gauze be added to every list of home Canadian Pacific Railway, left Winni- It is thought that the recent fatal duel idle and inactive in the midst of the way had toen For land, $228,800 ; For the heating of buildings electric- remedies. peg for Fort William on Wednesday, between Coimt von Kotze and Baron best and mest tempting imitation of hu- for works, $327,000. The amounts paid ity is rapidly making its way, especial- A gentleman cut his hand badly with to superintend final arrangements now von Schrader will result in the iJassage man tissue. Prof. AA'rightman prepar-- had toeji:—For land, $909,000; and for ly in England and 'France.. It receiv- a corn cutter, another had his hand bit- being made for the opening of naviga- of stringent anti-duel laws. ed four new colonies of epidemic breed- works, $802,000. The amount still claim- ed quite a stimulus from its success- ten by a rat, and a little boj' %vàs bit- tion previous to the shipment of about Reports are in circulation that the ed was $5,000. Regarding the Bange- ful application to the heating of the ten by a dog ; all thèse wounds were four million bushels of grain by the condition of the Czarewitch, who is vis- ers. They were labelled as cholera, vin block in Ottawa, the estimated cost Vaudeville theater in London, where a a,t once washed out and dressed with lake route east. iting nice for the benefit of his health, tuberculosis, hog cholera, and diphther- as given in the House in 1889, by the low-pressure hot water system was us- iodoform, and'the cure was speedy. We The new loan of the city of Montreal, has become seriously worse. ia. They were located in tubes filled then Minister of Public Works, was ed. ’The necessary furnace was found mentjon these three little h.ai)penings with nutriment. Prof. Pratt turned the $17,000. The total cost, including .$96,- to to an incumbrance and an extreme coming near together ; as " samples ” bought by the Bank of Montreal, is LB Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria has ar- current into the great cell, and the forty-year four per cent, stock, and the rived in St. Petersburg from Constan- 000 for the sighit, w.as $727,546. There inconvenience, and by using electricity of what iodoform is good for. purchase price is one hundred and five rays were thrown into the groups of had been spent in furniture and fittings that difficulty was overcome. It was It does not smell nice until you get tinople. The Czar gave a banquet in bacilli. 'The magic agency was allow- found that in ordinary cold weather pounds one shilling sterling for every his honor at the AA^inter Palace. $25,000 making the total cost $783,801,- used to it, and it don’t then ; but after bundred pounds of stock, the most sat- ed to work 62 minutes. 5l. 'Fhere was also a claim of Mr. Chai-- only two or three hours’ heating were it has tided you over some pretty isfactory terms ever obtained by any A despatch from Cairo says that sev- A critical and elaborate examination lebois, the contractor, of $295,000, which required, while with the hot water sys- rough places you will—with ourselves — Canadian city. eral men of the Staffordshire Regiment, showed a great chemical change. It was not recognized by the department, tem it was impossible to limit the time declare it isn’t so very bad after all I now at Wady-Half a, are invalided by was evident that the force had acted as the water took two or three hours • . GREAT BRITAIN. the extreme heat and the hard march- upon the artificial tissue. It is ex- BEHRING SEA CLAIMS. to heat up, and the same to cool down. THE WAY TO BATHE. It is expected that Sir Redvers Buller It is announced that ex-King Milan pected that free oxygen was made Sir Charles Tupper introduced a bill The electric radiator is now the favor- will be sent to Egypt in June. I of Servia will start in May for a tour and an acid created, exactly as would respecting |Iebring Sea claims from ite method of heating offices, libraries, Bathing is a very important daily It is reported that ten thousand Bri- of the United States, which may ext- take place in the human tody. This the Senate, and it was given a first cabins of steamships and yachts, bath duty, yet few people know how to take tish troops will to sent to the Soudan tend to San Francisco and around the acid either kills the germs or ijuts reading. rooms of houses, etc. The cost of heat- a bath to get the most good out off it. in the autumn. world. them to sleep. They will now to THE CRIMINAL CODE. ing a bath room, say twenty minut- There are certain things that add to Mr. James Payn, the novelist, has re- The situation in South Africa is very transplanted. The two physicians are Mr. Dickey introduced a bill to es each day, is three and a third cents, the comfort of a bath which should not tired from the editorship of the famous serious, and it is feared that Buluwayo risking their professional reputation by amend the criminal code. He explain- or practically $1 a month. The cost of be missing from a well-appointed bath- Comhill Magazine. may to captured by the Mjatatoles be- the prophecy that not one of the four ed that it was proposed to prohibit electric cooking is, roughly, two and room. Every bather should have a fore reinforcement Can reach that groups will ever to able, to recover. the manufacture and transmission of five tenths cents per person per meal, cork or rubber mat placed beside the Lord Dufferin, the British Ambassa- They are certain of the effect on the which compares favorably with other tub. Woolen mats absorb the moisture dor to Paris, will retire from diploma- place. obscene books. At present the prohi- sources of heat for cooking. One sing,- tic life about the middle of July. diphtheria—confident Concerning the bition extends only to the sale. It and become dingy and unhygienic. Li-Hung-Chang, the distinguished other three. There cannot p^sibly be was intended to extend the penalties ular application of electric heating is Every bathroom should have attached Major-General Sir Frederick Car- Chinese statesman, has arrived at Cey- failure on the score oC machinery or reported from a brush factory for the to the wall beside the tub, low enough lon, on his w^ay to Moscow, W'here he will for the seduction of girls in factories ■ ringtm has been appointed commander- appliance, and they have already prov- to shops and departmental stores which warming of the pitch used to fasten to be accessible, two small wire trays; in-chief of the Matatole campaign. represent China at the coronization of ed the correctness of their theory. bristles in the brushes. When the fac- one to hold the sponge and the other the Czar. latter had grown up since the clause It is not expected that the bill pro- was first enacted. It was proposed to tory was built the problem of obtain- the soap in the intervals of bathing, hibiting the importation of live cattle A mounted British force had a brush remove the anomaly in the present law ing high temperature for heating iiitch when these articles are not in active '. iqto Britain will to passed this year. with the Matabeles near Buluwayo, DEVELOPMENT OF INDIA. under which while totting during a and other applications without em- use. killing fifty of the enemy and driving race meeting was made legal, the booth ploying gas or other forms of flames Every bathroom should contain a set J The London press, commenting vpon them l>ack wit'n only one troojjer India is a wonderful example of the or fire in the shop presented itself, of shelves, on which should to kept soap, .. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach’s statement, wherein it was carried on was illegal. wounded. energy and enterprise of the British Another provision was designed f;o and the underwriters were appeased by tooth powder, a can of almond meal, a 'generally agree that it is a landlord’s the adoption of electricity for the pur- jar of cold cream, a bottle of ammonia, budget. A Corean envoy has toen despatch- race, says Pearson’s AA’^eckly’. At the meet th ecomplaint that in some sections pose. Other novel applications of elec- ed to St. Petersburg to negotiate a of the country racing took place contin*- a bottle of alcohol, a bottle of lavender, There have toen 201 fresh cases of beginning of the last century, before tric heating mentioned by Mr. Had- or violet water, and a bottle of witch smallpox at Gloucester, England, mak- loan of eight million dollars, giving the British became the ruling power, uously almost throughout the entire away are to maintaining the needed Hamgyong, the northern province of the country did not produce $5,000,600 summer. Roughly speaking, the period hazel. Of course, the woman u ho in- ing a total of 6,302 since the epidemic Corea, as security. for racing is 20 days—ten days in the high temperature of 125 nine-pound dulges in lotions and bleaches, will keep broke out. a year of staples for exportation. Dur- sadirons in a linen factory, and the them also. If medicine is kept in the The recent defeat of the dervishes in ing the first three-quarters of a cen- spring and ten days in th© fall. It was heating of the water baths of fifty glue Out of respect for the memory of the vicinity of Suakim has had a very tury of our rule exports slowly rose to proposed also to amend the section bathroom it should not be mi.xed indis- Lord Leighton, the council of the Roy- ixits in a Ixxik bindery. , Where the criminately with the toilet prepara- salutary effect upon the tritos who were about $50,000,000 in 1834. Since that which dealt with the distribution of health of the workmen is considered the al Academy has decided not to hold a works of art by lottery. When tions, but should have a section to it- wavering totween supporting the Kha- date the old inland duties and other use of electric heating in place of self. banquet this year. lifa and the British power. restrictions on Indian trade have been the bill was previously before the flame or fire greatly simplifies the It is proposed in London to erect a House a sub-section. was insert- The brushes which every woman needs A nurse who had been one of the pal- abolished. Exports have multiplied problem of ventilation. for her bath are a flesh brush for oe monument to the memory of G.A. Sala, ace attendants since the birth of the sixfold. In 1880 India sold to foreign ed to meet the case of legitimate and to make a pecuniary provision for nations $330,000,000 worth of strictly In- art enterprises, that point having teen casional use, a rubber complexion brush his widow. Crown Prince of Greece, in 1868 died on dian produce, which the Indian hus- strongly pressed upon the attention of and a nail brush. Some skins are kept Monday, and the King and Royal smooth by friction ; others are roughen- 1 Israel Gollancz, a learned young Jew, bandman had raised, and for which he Parliament. It was put in against the A NEW DISEASE. Princes attended her funeral on AA^ed- was paid, and in that year the total judgment of a great many members, ed. It will, therefore, b© the part of has been appointed to the new lecture- nesday. wisdom not to indulge in continual ship of English literature in Cambridge trade of India, including exports and who thought it was liable to abuse. Street car conductors have as much It is learned in Paris that in view of imports, exceeded $610,000,000. That anticipation had been realized— right to develop new diseases as work- scrubbing until one discovers which sort University. of skin one has. possible events in the .Soudan orders the exception had toen abused. After ers in any other industry. This is evi- The ten thousand British troops that have toen issued to increase the sup- trying the best he could to make some Cold water is not cleansing. It is will be sent to the Soudan in the plies and armaments of the French mil- UNDER QUEEN VICTORIA. provision that would allow legitinoate dently recognized, for a new disease bracing; it is hardening and it helps to autumn will include three battalions of make the skin firm, but it is not clean- itary posts in South Africa. During the 50 years succeeding her practices of the kind he had mention- not down In the latest pathological cat- the Household troops. The LTnited States Charge d’Affaires ed, without running the risk of abuse, alogue, has been found for them. It sing. The shock of cold water applica- The burial of Lady Mountstephen accession, the area governed by Queen tion closes the pores at once, and they at Constantinople has toen informed by A'ictoria, exclusive of Great Britiin, he found it was impossible to recom- is said that on a particular street car took place in Lemsford Churchyard, the Turkish Government that the trade mend the continuance of the exception, retain all the impurities which they adjoining Brocket Hall, Lord Mount- increased from 1,100,000 to 8,400,000 line the conductors frequently report- should cast out. So that the woman expelling Christian missionaries from square miles; the European population and he therefore proposed the repeal who wishes to be clean must wash in Btephen’s Herfordshire seat. Asia Minor has been repealed. of the sub-section. Another amend- ed a swelling of the eyes, accompanied . It is rumoured in Aldershot camp that of the colonies increased from 2,000,- ment was to make clear that a police by partial blindness. One of the men, warm water every daj' and use her the Ninth Lancers have toen ordered There are rumours in Rome to the 000 to 10,(X)0,000 ; the colored population officer or public officer making an un- who was so bad that he had to under- cold water sponge only as a skin tonic. to 'get ready to start for Eigypt to take effect that France and Russia are or- from 9,800,000 to 26,200,000; and the lawful seizure should not to guilty of go medical treatment, recalled the fact ganizing the barbarous mountain tribes state revenues of possessions beyond that from time Lo time his hands grew SELF-ElTINGUISHXNG CANDLES. part in the Soudan campaign. in Africa to pour them down upon the seas grew from £24,000,000 to £122,000,- larceny. It was proposed to recognize the teanding of cattle in the North- black from contact with the brass rail- ( Sir Charles Rivers AA'ilson, president adjacent possessions of European na- 000 a year. ing of the cars when he jumped on and %)f the Grand Trunk railway, will sail tions. West as prima facie evidence of own- A candle has recently been brought America on the 25th inst. He will ership. the same as in the case of off. In windy weather he had to wipe out which extinguishes itself after it An official despatch from Buluwayo “ Moral courage,” said Ithe teacher, sawlogs. Another amendment ex- his eyes more or less, to brush away has burned for an hour. This it does 1 fe a tour of inspection over the road, the moisture. He came to the conclu- says it is imixissible to estimate the “ is the courage that makes a boy do empted combinations of workmen or by means of a tiny extinguisher of tin, ^ beautiful window will shortly to de- sion that the contact with the rail was bed in St. George’s cathedral. South- numbers of the enemy. The w'hole what he thinks is right, regardless of employes from the prohibition against which is fastened in the wax by wires, country is now in the hands of the re- the jeers of his companions.” " Then,” combinations in restraint of trade. the cause of the trouble. He was treat- and which effectually performs its r, to the memory of Mr. Oxenford. bellious natives it will require a large said AA'^illie, ” if a feller has candy and Finally, there were other sectioiffi ed for metallic poisoning, and recovered task. It is only necessary to remove» London Times’ dramatic critic of force of troops to dislodge them. making certain facts prima facie evi- without difficulty. He has since worn vny years ago. eats it all hisself, and r in’t afraid of gloves, and has had no recurrence of this diminutive extniguisher when its \ 7 A lot of dynamite left at Gwelow by the other feller’s callin’ him stinger’, is dence in cases of prosecution against work is done and the candle Ls again , / tfr. Chamberlain has announced the that moral courage?” > gambling-houses. the ailment. ready to burn another hour. ention of the Government to send the South Africa Comiiany’s miners HAVE YOU TASTED tant in search of employment, for the ACTIVE EXERCISE HOUSEHOLD. summer season is tl^è busiest- one in and good food in plenty, tends to make these Russian towns. During the -warm childïen healthy. If children suffer, however, from Scrofulous, Skin or Scalp AN APPRECIATION. weather fairs are held and commerce is at its height. The men are therefore Diseases—if their blood is impure and A ■woman’s room. Its daintiness enabled to fmd work at such wages that pimples or boils appear, they should be given the right medicine. Dr. Pierce’s ‘SALADA Proclaims it Hers. Each quaint recess they can return to their rural homos in is for men and women v/ho are -weak, when they should be „ CEYLON TEA. „ ., „ . Fragrant with flowers; each cosy seat the autumn with a greater store of Golden Medical Discovery brings about IT IS Sold Only , Subtle with invitation meet rubles than they could have accumu- the best bodily condition. It purifies strong ; for habies and children who are thin, when they DELICIOUS. In Lead Packets A man’s requiiements more or less. lated from tilling the soil. the blood and renders the liver activ'e should be fat ; for all v/ho get no nourishment from their food. The women are strong and hardy, and as well as builds up health and strength. It soothes one like a faint caress, Puny, pale, -weak children get a last- Poor blood is starved blood. Consumption and Scrofula never A Eoier’s sympathy—confess being left alone till the fields, harvest OM Metals ür the crops arid do other wurk which or- ing benefit and “a good start” from the come without this starvation. And nothing is better for starved You have not ever seen so sweet use of the "Discovery.” It puts on Copper» Bra.88) Lead, Zinc, Iron, A woman’s room ? dinarily belongs to masculine husband- blood than cod-liver oil. Scott's Emulsion is cod-liver oil with man. Some dress in short skirts, but a -ivholesome flesh, and does not nauseate Find a CASH BUY ER in Her Ixxiks and pictures—all express and offend the stomach like the various the fish-fat taste taken out. few of them, to Secure greater freedom 5oc. and $1.00 at all druggists. ‘ Her %'aried moods. Ah, how I bless of movement, put on male attire, and preparations of cod liver oil. Once used W. G. HARRIS, The day that brought her little feet the casual traveller through the prov- it is always in favor. lib More nea.r—since, to be quite complete. ince is unable, seeing them at work in 23-31 tVlUl.-im Sf., TOKO.VTO, Ont It needs the rustle of Her dress— the fields, to distinguish their sex. In Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure constipation, Telephone 1729. headaches, indigestion, dyspepsia. One a FORCED TO LIVE ON BREAD. | Pills do not cure Constipation. They A woman’s room! large households tte young girls attend only aggravate. Karl’s Clover Root —Mary Bateman. to the ordinary feminine tasks of pre- dose. Sold by all dealers. < FOR TWENTY-SIX- TEARS. strange taw of a of Kdgcliill. Out., Tea gives perfect regularity of the paring meals, sevying, butter 'making j bowels. and the like, but 'they are generally ONE EMPEROR OF THAT CLASS. who Si:lI-ori‘ut !” this kind of thing is flour, and cream. Stir over the fire has its "lady Mayoresses,” who preside distressing beyond Catarrh—Use Nasal Balm. Quick, posi- THECOOK’SBESTFRIEND at all mee'mgs of the village Coun- "That won’t go,” replied the policeman; till it thickens. Line patty-pans with "there’s only one emjieror who is-;--yvhat easy calculation. ive ctirq. Soothing, cleansing, healing. LARGEST SALE CANADA. pie paste, fill 'with the mixture and cil, whose ' embers are likewise women. you said!” And he had the Britisher This was what Mrs. Jas. Edge, who is in W. F.C. 81rJ. bake. Questions of public interest are debated fTHB AERMOTOK CO. does tftif tH9 won« and decided upon as in other legisla^ fined SI.15 for describing the emperor charge of the postmffice at Edgehill, Ont., windmill business, because it has reduced the coet oC Salmon with Eggs.—Cover a platter in a way that a fool, though a way- wind power to l.'O what It was. c It hits many branch tive assemblies, and there is no more h.ad to endure. jj^OUGLAS BROS, Slate, Gravel and metal houses, and supplies Its goods and repairs ■with perfect leaves of curled lettuce, the jealousy and bickering than is ordinar- faring man, might understand. Her case took peculiar form. Where roofer.-, metallic ceilings,, skylights, at your door. It can and does fumtsh o sheet metal workers. 124 Adelaide W.,Toronto stems for the center. Pour off the oil ily the case when the l^islative body is iiread is spoken of as the staff of life, . hotter article for less money tbJ^ and is a leading item of the bill of fare f others. It makes Pumping amt from a can of salmon; lay the fish care- composed of meri.' Perhaps this is A T0UN& LAD’S RESCUE. QPfOIAI Fora 1 mited time I will in- , Geared, Steel, Qalvantzed-atter- largely due to the fact that the months of every meal, it is the case that even OI tUlHL sert your name in my Agents' 1 Completion windmills, TllUnx fuly in the centre of the platter, and of outdoor labor give the women strong with breaid one may have too much of Directory, and guar.intee results, forsix cents. and Fixed Steel Towers, Steel Buza Saw season witli salt, pepper and lemon juice. Confined To His Room For More a. good thing. 'This was Mrs. Edge’s •J. B. JOHN^SOX, Box 44, Bass River, N. S. Frames, Steel Feed Cutters and Feed nerves, as well as strong bodies, for Grinders. On application it will name onw Boil nine eggs hard, remove the shell among them it is considered a disgrace Than a Year. experience, for her indigestion assumed /•THE SUN.» A Strictly ~ these articles that It will furnish until and cut each egg in three slices into a to indulge in tears or hysterics if any- that shape that she practically could BICYCLES- High Grade Wheel, at a January 1st at 1/3 the usual rtlce. It also makaa crock; stir salt, pepper and a tablespoon- thing goes amiss. eat nothing but bread, and, unfortun- Moderato Price. Send for catalogue. Tanks and Pumps of all kinds. Send for cataloffuik ful of melted butter, one-half teaspooB- The political and financial condition Aii'Inlfiisc SiilTerer Tliroush I’aiiis in Ihe ately, very little of that, Only one re- G, T, PBNDRXTH, Manufacturer, Pictorr: 12th. Rockwell end Plllnore Streets. Chkana ful of mustard and one tablespoonful of tne "Women’s Kingdom” is as flour- 51ns(*l<’.s «*f Ills Lezft an21 Adelaide St. W., Toroiuo. of vinegar together and pour over the ishing as that of any province in the «tucod AlniaAt ta a 9.ivlim Slieletttu. thoroughly we,akened, and she soon be- I IF YOU WANT A m\M QTASUIDQ <^ating before 1870 of Canada, eggs. Place them firound the salmon, empire. It is a curious fact that in From the Wolfville, N.S., Acadian. came prostrated. O I rtifir W Provinces, United States ; al.-o on the platter, and serve at once. The most othe rprovinces throughout Russia She tried medicines, and she tried doc- Bill a»"d Law Stamps bought. Good prices. MEDICINE THAT WOA’T green lettuce, the white and yellow eggs there is said to he bribery and corrup- Mr. T. W. Beckwith is the proprietor tors; but her case grew worse rather WM. R ADAMS, 7 Ann St., Toronto, Ont. and the pink salmon, makes this dish as of the Royal Hotel, V'olfville, the most than better. She says "Last winter I be- DLSAPPOIIT YOU tion on every hand, and a public office CASH I wish to purchase all kind.s of used Po.ntage \ important hostelry in the town. He pleasing to the eye as to the palate. is considered a legitimate source Of I'ame prostrated, and a friend who vis- PAID Staraps. Look up old letters and send me the Pineapple Pie.—Take two cupfuls of plunder. But among these women “pur- has a bright handsome looking son, 13 ited me induced me to try South Am- fof stamps on the enveloi)es, stating what you want ity in politics” is the rule. The female years of age,, named Freddie, who is erican Nervine. After two 'bottles I Qj^ for them. Especially old Canadian, New Bnins- TRY finely chopped pineapple (canned will a lad of mors than average intelli- Newfoundland, British Columbia,United tax gatherers are never guilty of ex- ■>vas greatly relieved, and before the ®/?£iîH“States. etc. JAMES BURKETT, Wellington do), two tablespoonfuls of sponge cake tortion, and the imposts which the gence. It is pretty well known in Wolf- third bottle was taken I was entirely and Jordan Sts., Toronto, Can. ST. lEON crumbs, half a cup of pineapple juice, ville that Freddie underwent a very well, and for the last six months I have Government levies are paid cheerfully severe illness, though perhaps the if the canned is used, otherwise use and exactly. enjoyed perfect health. 1 may say that MINEHAL WATEB, means to which he owes his recovery I tried nearly every other remedy on water, sugar to taste, three eggs. Mix is not so generally known and a state- together the pineapple, crumbs, and a PALMS. the market, but none did its work so A water that is sold just as it ment of the case may be the means of well and completely and perfectly as flows from the rock and which good teaspoonful of sugar, the juice, and A thrifty palm growing in a pot will helping some other sufferer. On the never fails to relieve when two well-beaten yolks of eggs. Line a South American {Mervine, which I do used as directed. often add as much to the decoration of 26th of December, 1893,Freddie was tak- not hesitate to say is the only remedy pie-dish with crust, put in the mixture, en ill and was confined to his room and Sold b all dealers. and cook until the pastry is well dried a room as a han-dsome piece of furni- on the market that -will successfully his ted until March, 1894. Two differ- cure stomach trouble.” and browned. Whisk the whites of ture. Especially is this the case when ent physicians were called in during his 3 jSl ■eggs to a stiff froth, add two tables- they are large and wide-spreading. long illness. One said he had la grippe pixjnfuls of powdered sugar. When the They are easily gro-wn and are beau- New office boy—" Lady in the out- Rough on Rain. and the other that his trouble was rheu- side office wants to see you, sir.” Pro- TME pie is cooked and while it is still hot, tiful for a comer or bay window or a matic fever. He ivas troubled with sev- cover the top with the froth, and replace dining room. They should be planted prietor—” Important business ?” New of- ^ This new preparation when ere pains through the muscles of his fice boy—" She didn’t say. She just look- ïTrjV'j applied to ordinary clothing it in the oven for the egg just to set. in deep pots, and should be kept free -V t/i it PERFECTLY from dust. This may be accomplished ed determined and said she wanted to RAINPROOF, and will not by frequently wiping the leaves with a see you.” Proprietor (with a sigh)— alter the feel or appearance Wall Paper MR.S. PARLOA’S RULES. of the goods. Invaluable to damp cloth. Palms need plenty of v'a- “ Show her in. It’s my wife.” cyclists, sportsmen, farmers To oil a floor use boiled linseed oil with ter and should be so placed that they and others. A fortune for one-third of turpentine. This should be may have the light upon all their leaves WEST SHORE THROUGH SLEEPING tailors ani FXRS^T-CLASS although too much sunlight is not de- A«EKT.s. Prepared for R. King CAR TO NEW YORK. W. HANNAH. Toronto. applied when the entire room is free sirable. from dust use a ■svoolen cloth, and One of the handsomest sleeping cars ÎH MIXERS, ET only a small part moistened at once, that had ever been turned out of the factory is now running from Toronto to ’.P, T. PCNüRITH OF CANADA. always following the grain of the wood MACARONI C-4.KES. 73 to 81 Adciilde St. Toronto. arid rubbing as hard as possible. When New Y'ork without change via the pop- Catalogue on application. the work is finished, the room should One pint peanut kernels rolled fine, ular West shore route. It is a buffet AM Bakers Should Have Them. Great Labor Savers. IF YOU THINK OF PAPERING be left for ten hours or more. one-half pound sugar, three eggs, but- car, and refreshments can be obtained a Residence, Church. Ofllce, Lodpre To the cleaning of kitchen walls the ter size of a walnut, eight tablespoon- en route, if desired. This car leaves Room, Public Hall, Hotel or Store, Union Station, Toronto, ■ every day -same rules apply; As little water as fuls of flour. Can drop on greased except Sunday, at 4.55 p. m., reaching WRITE A POSTAL TO possible, washing only a small spot at tins or roll out and cut in round shape and bake. These are very good. New York next morning at 10.10 a. m. C. B. Scantiebury, a time, aild always rubbing up and On Sundays the sleeper runs from Ham- down, never in a circle. One table- ilton only, connecting with the through Box 740, Belleville, Ont. spoonful of household ammonia to a train from Toronto. . Call at any Grand Sf^tQN;l0iftO>iTO;CAH quart of water is a good rule for this Neat maid servants, instead of men, Trunk office in Toronto for information Mention the Rooms you think o' cleansing. Wooden skewers are useful are now seen in many of the best houses. or space in sleeping car. Reservations papering, about the price jou want to keep out-of-the way places clean. They require less wages and cost less was obliged to take to bed, -where he can be made in advance if desired. Iron Fencing, to pay, and where you saw this “ad.” to keep, and do considerably more. So ’• To cave in” comes from the Eng- Anything that cleans brass or nickel lay nearly all winter, suffering terribly Office & Communion Railing) Yon will get by return mail large altogether, maid servants are becoming from the pains. He became reduced al- lish coal mining regions. After a mine quickly is injurious; ■whiting and am- more and more popular. The livery, so most to a skeleton and was unable to had been worked out and abandoned, and all kinds of sample books of choice Wall Paper to speak, of a parlor maid of the period monia, rubbed on thoroughly, cannot be relish food of any kind. During his ill- the last item in its history was the cav- IRON AIID WIRE WORK. at the lowest prices known to the improved upon for bathtubs, while the is a plain, -well-made black alpaca gown, ing in of the ground above. Canadian trade, and our booklet with tight-fitting sleeves, gathered ness he suffered relapse owing to try- combination of rottenstone and oil is ing to get up sooner than he should. TORONTO FENCE AND “ How to Paper.” slightly only at the top; no apron, a Boylike he was anxious he get out excellent for brass. small white square for a cap, with a HE HAD HER. ORNASV3ENTAL WORKS Iron filings, rubted with the foot, are and enjoy the beautiful spring sunshine We pay express charges on all black bow; large ivhite linen collars like and for several days was carried out Mrs. Newwife—You promised that TORONTO. CAN. orders and guarantee satisfaction effective in removing spots from the boy’s Eton collars, and deep white linen floor. and taken for a drive. This brought when we were married you would grant or vour money back. cuffs. my slightest wish and now you refuse Clean woodwork and painted walls on the relapse. 'The doctor was References, Can. andDom. Express Cos. again called in and as he continued to me a §50 bonnet. WHO WOULD with a flannel cloth tvrung out in warm grow v.'orse he was ordered once more Mr. Newwife—Remember, my dear, I soap-suds, then wipe absolutely dry with CUTTING UP AN ESTATE. to lied. 'Things then looked very dark said slightest. SUFFER another piece of flannel. Under no cir- During the spring or early summer as despite the medical care he did not The excruciating pain of cumstances, use a scrubbing brush. get any tetter. At last his father de- And there’s one rare strange virtue RHEUMATISM OR NEURALGIA between 3,000 and 4,000 acres of the in their sfieeches, the secret of their Clean .sink and bathtub pipes with cided to try' Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. When yon can bny a bottle of Countess of Warwick’s Essex estate will mastery—they are short.—Halleck. half a pint of washing soda, dissolved in Scon after teginning their use Freddie 2H2 1U» ’ s lx. e-«a. ooa. ct. o 1 e l>e put for sale by auction. The vast began to feel better. His appetite be- six quarts of boiling water. Carbolic For 25 cents and have immediate relief. property', which includes Newenham gan to return and the pains were less Recipe—FOP Making" a Delicious acid in the proportion of four table- severe. As he continued the use of the SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. spoonfuls to a pint of water, is necessary Hall Farm, on which are three of the Health Drink at Small Cost. “The Yellow Fellow” famous hills or barrows known as Bart- Pink Pills he regained health and for tne same purpose when there is sick- strength r,apidly', and in ateut a month Adams’ PootBeei Extract one. bottle Is the title bestowed on ness in the family. loiv Hills, where numerous antiquities Kleischir.i a Ts Veast half a cake have been found, will be submitted as was apparently' as well as ever, the only Sugar two pounds the Stearns by the ad- a whole. But, anticipating the tend- remaining symptom of his trying ill- LuKewarm Water two gallons No. 3 mirers of its orang-e ness being a slight pain in the leg, SAURKRAUT. ency' of the times, the vendor has Dissolve the sugar and yeast in the water, ftjjy rims. In constructing- ■-J agreed, if not successful, to have it put which did not disappear for several add the t-XU-HCt, and bottle; place in awarm, the ’96 Stearns we have Although the great majority of peo- up immediately afterward in lots ar- months. It is over one and a half place for twenty-four hours uniil it ferments striven to make the best years ago since Freddie took his last then place on ice, when it wiil open sparkling ple like sauerkraut yet comparatively ranged, as far as possible, so that the and delicious. "1^ Woman bicycle producible, and tenants will have an opportunity of pill, and in that time he has not had a The root bear can be obtained in all drug few know bu£ one method of cooking it, recurrence of the attack. There is no if best materials, super- and that is to fry in meat fryings, and acquiring the freehold of their hold- and grocery store in 10 and -25 cent bottles to if she is content to en- ior workmanship, un- ings. doubt that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills make two and five gallons. dure her pains and send it to the table hot, greasy and hard cured him, and bdth the tey and his weakness without at- surpassed facilities and to digest, while in truth that is the poor- parents speak highly in their praise. A noble cause doth ease much a griev- tempting to gst relief, , honest effort count for est way in which it can be cooked. can got along without Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are the ous case.—Sir P. Sidney. MILES’ (Can.) VEC- anything, we have sure- Baked Spare Rib and Kraut.—This is medical marvel of the age. In hun- The test cough cure is Shiloh’s Cure. ETABLE COMPOUND. ly succeeded. dreds of cases they have cured after all But if she WANTS to always an acceptable dish. Prepare a A neglected cough is dangerous. Stop be well. WANTS to be Our handsome new cata- spare rib for baking, crack the bones other medicines had failed. They' are it at once with Sholoh’s Cure. strong, WANTS to walk logue, which w'e will mail on a positive cure for all troubles arising and work with ease request, is not more artistic through the centre so it will fold, fill from a vitiated condition of the blcod The measure of choosing well is w-he- and comfort, slio will than the w.Hcel Itself. it ■with kraut, fold together and bake in ther a man likes w'tiat he has chosen. use MILES’ (Can.) or a shattered nervous sy'stem. Sold VEGETABLE COM- A'iSEBICAH RATTAN CO, a moderate oven, adding half a pint or by' all dealer.s or by' mail, from Dr. —Lamb. more of boiling water with which to COMPOUND POUND. If Ehe can't TaSONTO, CST. Williams’ Medicine Company, Broek- $100 Kev/ard $100. get it at her Druggist’s, baste it frequently. When nearly done ville. Ont., at 50 cents a box, or six she will enciuae 75c to CAIIADIAN &£LUN3 AOCNTS. oTOn the rib and let the kraut brown a boxes for §2.50. There are numerous The rar-dera of th'S paper will be plea.sed to The “A. M. C.” MEDICINE CO., little. When done, heap the kraut in learn that i here is at least one dreaded disease 573 St. Paul St., Montreal, and get a large bottle. imitations and s'abstitutions against that science has been able to cure in all its If wi.se she wi;i lose no time in doing it. the centre of a large platter, carve the which the public i.^ cautioned. stagi.s, and Unit is Catarrh. Halls Ci Cirr'i, Explanit'.iry pamphlet, “ Woman’s Triumph," rib and arrange it on the platter around Cure is the only positive cure known to the midied free on application. the kraut. If the rib was a fat one ; medical fraternity. Catarrh tieing a constitu. to the fat and liquor left in the pan, HOTTEST OF THE HOT. tional disc-a.se. requires a coustituiional treat- add a pint of water and \yhen it boils The hottest of all red peppers is made ment. Hal.’s Catarrh cure is taken internally, slowly stir a tablespoonful of flour that acting directly upon the blood and mucous mm from the variety which grows on the has been smoothed in a little cold water surface.s of the system, tliereby destroying the coast of Guinea, in Africa. There is foundation of ihe disease, and giving the ISLAND CITY FLOOR PAINTS 1 and make a gravy to serve with the telieved to be some element in the soil patient strength by building up the constilu. Will dry hard over night with a hard gloss liiiish, meat. of that country which produces the bit- tion and assisting nature in doing it.s work. USE SS' Pure Prennred Hniise 4‘j shades. Baked Kraut.—Partially drain the ing qualities of the pod. Guinea pep- The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, tliat they offer Onrj Hundred Send for a sample card. kraut, put in a baking pan, and cover it per is to ordinary red pepper what Scotch snuff is to Maccaboy. Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send with fat pork cut as thinly as it can for list of testimonials. Address, Tired Sleepless F. J. CHEXEi' & CO., Toledo, O. DODS & CO., 188-190 Mcfiill St., Montreal. be sliced. Add a little boiling w'ater; Sold by Druggists. 75c. cover the pan and bake for half an hour Is a condition yvliich gradually -wears or longer according to the amount ef Hyoknian's Kootenay Cure. kraut. Then uncover, and bake until ayyay the sti’Ciigth, Let the' blood be By Special the meat is nicely broivned. Add more purified and enriched by Hood's Sar- Positive Pure for JUienmnlism Royal Worrapf boiling water if necessary to keep it E. & B. Bicycles from baking dry. saparilla and this condition will cease. and Paralysis. Stewed Kraut.—Put the necessary “ For two or three years I was subject to Mrs. Rod-ivell, 225 Jlain St. E., Hamil- amount of kraut into a stew pan, and poor spells. I always felt tired, could not ton. add enough liquor from boiling beef to sleep at night and the little I could eat almost cover it. Cover closely and stew Rteumatism cured by one bottle of for an hour, or if more convenient set did not do me any good. I read about Kootenay Cure. iiito the oven and bake. If one has not Hood’s Sarsaparilla and decided to try it. the meat liquor, boiling water and a Before I had finished two bottles I began John Taylor, Esq., 42 King St. IV., Onerous lump of butter may be sub- to feel better and in a short time I felt Hamilton. Highest Award stituted, which makes it very nice, but Muscular Rheumatism cured by one WORLD'S has not quite so good a flavor as is given all right and had gained 21 pounds in tettle of Kootenay Cure. 27 XT by the beef. weight. I am stronger and healthier than Gold Medals and FAIR other Awards I have ever been in my life.” JOHN W. Valter Fink, Jr., 138 Elgin St., -Ham- GENTS’ FRAME. LADIES’ FRAME. A PETTICOAT GOVERNMENT. COUGHLIN, Wallaceburg, Ontario. ilton. Cured of Rheumatism by one bok- Have many important improvements, covered by patents A veritable little State.inhabited and tle of Kootenay Cure. j8|.™ Sunlight governed almost entirely by women ex- Hood’s Sarsaparilla and found in no other wheel. They are :— Alice Johns, 42 O’Reill.v St., Hamilton. ists in the Province of Smolensk, in Soap Absolutely Dust Proof. They are all fitted with Messingei Western Central Russia. It is about Have taken three teltles of Koote- Alsolutely Oil Proof. nay Cure, and am entirely cured of MAKES WORK UGH*^ Saddles, the most expensive and best fifteen versts, or ten miles, square, and is the Only Alisoluccl.y True Bearings. Morse Rheumatism. LHOMC BRIGHT^ Roller Chain, requires- no oil. saddle ever placed on the market. They contains a large number of populous Cyciodial Sprockets. Pedals dust proof are worth two of any wheel. They ar» villages, and the region is one of the True Blood Purifier Palmer E. Beare, 318 Jackson St. W., SooKS FOR WRAPPERS at both ends. geared to 80 and ride as easy as other#,- most fertile in the Czar’s domain. Prominently in the public eye today. Be Hamilton. y. For every 12 “Sunlight” ♦ • Interchangeable Sprockets, Reversible Took one tetlle and a half of Koote- at 63. Send 3-cent stamp for cata* ) In that part of Russia it is called the sure to get Hood’s and only Hood’s. Do j j wrappers sent to Lever Bros., Handle. nay Cure and it cured me of Rheuma- Crank Bearings removed without dfs- logue. not be induced to buy and other. * -/ Ltd., Toronto, a useful paper- "Women’s Kingdom,” because the male tism. turlung adjustment or balls. MANUFACTURED BY population, almost to a man, emigrates ^ bound book will be sent, or • • cureaailverills.bmous- She—"Did you see the Latin quarter y j a cloth-bound for 50 wrappers en masse each springtime to Moscow QOOU 5 trms nessHieadache. 25c. while in Paris?” He—“No; but I got Cautadiaii Typograpli Co. (Ltd.) Windsor, Ovtif and the other great cities not far dis- several lead francs passed on me.” kind to desert a man who has had their true NOTICE. SFfe êlengarrian. interests at heart and has succeeded so well TN COMPLIANCE WITH A RE- in advancing legislation to obtain measures When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. ^ quisit’on of a number of our citizens, Isaac WlUoD, Editor and l^roprletor. that will forward these interests, for the When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria- r hereby call A PUBLIC MEETING of jVLY DAD all persons interested in the progress cf pi omises of a body who have succeeded so tVhen she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. ALEXANDRIA, MAY 1. 1896. far in their grand work of farming the farm- our town, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 6rn, When she bed Children, she gave them Castoria at the QUEEN’S HALL, at 8 p.m. sharp, ers, who have no practical knowledge of to take into consideration the project of IISES THE ON Friday last, Sir Donald Smith was the questions they talk of, but are mere organizing a Joint Stock Company, for .sworn in High Commissioner of the Cana- bags of wind, inflated by the tide of fortune, the manufacturing here of Boots and Shoes. dian Government, in London, England. and raised to position by cheek and cheap MASTER MECHANICS This is a popular appointment and a good D. A. MACARTHUR, REEVE. talk. LITTLE MONEY NEEDED. Alexandria, 30th April, 1896. one, as no Ijetter man could represent us at GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. the liritish Capital. TIIURSD.VY of last week the House of EXTRAORDINARY SOAP, Commons after sitting out its full time was How to Dress the youngsters BULL FOR SALE. Mr. Wilson at a funeral the other day prorogued, and immediately afterwards Well. But MOTHER has always was busily engaged shaking hands, and dissolved. Preparations are being made all The subscriber has a 2-year old Graded v'oshcd me with he finally came around and offered his hand Ayrshire Bull for sale cheap. through the Dominion for the contest which NEIL McLEOD, to an elderly gentleman. The gentleman is to culminate on the 23rd of June. The Diamond Dyes Keep the Ohildren m Iff-lw. Laggan .said, “No. You have neyer offered to Returning Officer'has been appointed, and New Clothes. shake hands with me until the last few Win. Maepherson, merchant, Lancaster, a months. You have shaken hands with me man in every way worthy, bas been selected JUDICIAL NOTICE! four times within the last half-hour. That to conduct the election for Glengarrj'. Little money is needed to keep the To the Creditors of ALEXANDER is enough for one day.” Major McLennan has entered upon his can- children well and handsomely dressed. Thrifty mothers rarely buy new clothing J. MCDONALD deceased. vas, and will meeet the electors in publib for their little ones, yet they always ap- OF the 3,174 immigrants from Italy tliat meeting and explain to them hiS course in pear nicely dressed. This is the result pursuant to an order Of the Hi Eh Court of t, SENSIBLE BOY. OVN ^ Justice made in re McEVmald infants, the arrived in the United States this month, it Parliament, and wh3’ he asks a renewal of of using the Diamond Dyes, which make Creditors of Alexander J. McDonald, late of THV ALBERTTOILBT SOAF OO., MPRS., MONTHEAU their confidence. Our representative has all the fashionable colors with but little the Township or Lancaster, in the County of is said not one hundred could speak Eng- Glengarry. Farmer, who died in or about the lish, and 2,147 could neither read or write been a hard worker, and has accomplished work and trounle. Father’s suits and mother’s dresses month of December, 1891» are on or before the their own language. The Americans arc a more for our countj' than any otlier man can be taken to piec;s, re-dyed, and I5th Day of May, 1896, WISE people, they prefer making citizens of who has preceded him; and the public made over for the boys and girls at a to send by post prepaid to E. H. Tiffany,- this class, and turn away intelligent Cana- measures he has brought forward, some of very small expense. When this work Esquire, Barrister. Alexandria, P. 0.» their THE POPULAR STORE IS BLOOMING! has tn he done, be sure you use the Dia- Chrisilaa and surnames, adiresse i and des- dian citizens from their doors. No wonder which have become law, are of a practical cription, the full particulars of inelr claims, mond Dyes in order to get good c dors. a statement of their accounts, and the na- that human life is held so cheap, and lynch nature, and will be a credit to himself and The use of imitation dyes means loss of ture of the securities ( f any) held by them; The Latest and the Biggest and the Lowest. The Latest in Style, the Biggest law is tliere silently accepted as the law of a benefit to Canada., -While there is no your materials, as well as waste of time or in default thereof, they will be perempt in Stock and the Lowest in Prices. Since we got in our ortly excluded from the beueflt of said order. the land. doubt of the result, we would call upon our aud money. Every creditor holdimç any security is to friends to get down to earnest, active work, produce the same before me, the undersigned at my chambers In Osgoode Hall, in the City THE Patron candidate has been neglecting and keep it up until the last vote is polled, of Toronto, on the 18TH DAY OF MA Y, 1896, at Eleven in the forenoon, being the time the Woodbine Stock Farm of late and has if they wish to return the man .who has so appointed for adjudication on the claims, Our business is increasing daily. We are inviting everybody to examine our gone into tlie reception business on a mag- ably and with so much advantage to our Dated the 25th day of April, 1896. NEW STOCK AND PRICES, as we have the Best Value in goods in this town. (S’d) JAP, S. CAKTWRIGHT, The few following quotations are good examples of our low prices: nificent scale. Hand shaking from morning county, represented us during the last E. H. TIFFANY, Official Heferee. until night appear now to be his forte, and Parliament. Solicitor for Infant Petitioners. 18-3w. All Wool Dress Goods, in all sriades, from 15c. per yard up; 75 pieces of All Wool Tweed for Suitings, 30 cents per yd.; you will pay from 40 to 50c. in any he intelligent elector is bored to death Grenville Canal Enlargement. other store. 100 dozen Ladies’ Black Hose, 3 pairs for 25c.; 100 doz. Ladies’ Vests', with being taken familiarly by the hand ON Monday, Sir Mackenzie Bowell placed SECTIONS A AND B. 5 for 25c ; Lace Curtains, 50c. per pair ; Curtain Poles, 25c. each ; Linen Towelling, half a dozen times in a day and his vote his resignation in the hands of the Governor SPECIAL TO THE LADIES 5 yards for 25c ; 1 box Raisins, 28lhs, for OOcts,; 2 quarts Top Onions for 25 cents. solicited. General, after a short but eventful term as NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. — or— Premier of the Dominion. In his retire- FIVE of the Johannesburg prisoners who SEALED TENDERS, ADDRESSED TO T ment from public life, he bears with him the the undersigned, aud endorsed ••Tenders ! instigated the Jamieson raid, pleaded guilty respect and confidence of the people of this for Grenville Canal Enlargement,” will be received at ( his uïîice until noon on Satur- AND VICINITY.-. Don’t forget our 25c. Tea. We alao keep a full line of SEEDS. to high treason, and were sentenced to country of every shade of politics, as one of day, 9th May, 189S, for the enlargingot about ileatb, oiiMondaj'. The Colonial Secretary, the most honourable and upright public 11 miles of the Grenville Oaual, I take pleasure in informing the ladies Plans and SDceifications of the work can Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, telegraphed men that has appeared in the arena of Ca- be seen at the office of the Chief Engineer of of that section that I have opened a OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT President Kruger that he had no doubt that the. Department of Railways and Canals, at Branch Establishment in MB. McNAB’S nadian politics. Coming to Canada sixtj’- Ottawa, or at the Superintending Engineer’s Store, where TRIMMED MILLINERY We bave the finest and largest Millinery in this town. Imported Hats he sentences would be commuted, and they thrie j'ears ago, he has by hard work, with Office, Vi ont real, where forms of tende i s can and Bonnets, and Hats Made to Order. You can buy a Hat from us for b^blaluedon andafterThursday, 9th April, can be had at Reasonable Prices. Call s-ere commuted, but if they had - not been, hands and brain, gradually raised himself and see my Hats aud get prices before $1.75 which you will have to pay $3.00 in any other Milliner’s shop. As we have Iiere would have been fun in the Transvaal, friin the printer’s case to the highest posi- In cases of firms there mu-t be attached purchasing your Summer Millinery. no extra expense for our Millinefy, we are satisfied to give the benefit to our lour of the prisoners were British and one the actual signatures of the full name, and All Mail Orders promptly and care- customers. We don’t keep it on account of the profits only, but to have a fall as- tion in the gift of his country. For eighteen the nature of the occupation and place of sortment for our customers. American. residence of each member of the same,and fully executed, and all orders delivered years lie has been a Minister of the Crown, further, an accepted bank cheque for the from Mr. McNab's Store. JJ©” All kinds of Farm Produce taken in exchange for goods. and represented the trade interests of our su I of$5,1)00 must accompany the tender; Mr. Wilson canvassing throughout the th '• accepted cheque must be endorsed over MISS J. McCRECOR, c.iun try nearly all that time, witliout the sha- t the Minister >.t Railways and Oenals, and Milliner, Maxville. canty when in the front says the rear is will be forielted If the party tendering de- dow of a taint upon the puritj’ of his admin- clines entering Into contract for work at the solid for him. When he is in the rear he istration. He takes with him into his re- rates and on the terms stated In the offer Â. MÂRKSON, saj-s the front is solid for him. The place submitted. The accepted cheque thus sent To the Ladies of MAXVILLE. tirement a good name which is better than 111 will be returned to the respective parties MAIN STREET, ALEXANDRIA. in which he is not is where he gets his whose lenders are not accepted, I will only say, come and see my as- riches or popular favor. The lowest or any tender not necessarily strongest support. If he were outside the His Excellency after receiving the Pre- accepted. sortment of HATS, TOCQUt-Sand BON- county' altogether lie w'ould say that the By order, NETS. School Sailors, I5c., Sun Hats mier’s resignation sent for Sir Chas. Tupper JND. H. BALDERSON, in Black and White. 25c.; also. Ladies’ wliole constituency was solid for him. Secretary. and to him entrusted the formation of a new Department of Railways and Canals, White-wear, Fancy Blouses. Shirt waists “Distance lends enchantment to the view.” government, which the veteran statesman Ottawa, 4lh April, lb9»i. 15-3w. and Capes made to Order. Fancy Cuff at once set about, but a few days would and Collar Sets, Lace Collars and Fichues in stock. HARD TIMES! have to intervene before he could announce WOULD it not be well and in the true in- Yours truly. terests of our country for the electors to con- his Ministry, which will, we have no doubt, tinue to support a government that has be a strong and thoroughly representative B. SIMON, GRBBNBIBND, one. adopted a trade policy that helps to keep J. Has too large a stock on hand, and he must dispose of it, even if he has to our people and money in the country, that MILLINER, MAXVILLE. /GIVE IT AWAY. BACALL AND SEE HIS A establishes home markets whereby our farm- DOMINION EEFOEMATOET. ers can get better prices than are to be ob- Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and ained in the United States, that has es- MR. BOURQUE, the contractor for the re- NOTICE. xiblished our finances on a solid basis, and formatory was here on Monday last accom- Shoes, Groceries, &c., panied by Mr. N. Page, Editor of “ Le The undersigned is prepared to pas- builds up manufactories, that has establish- ture a limited number of CATTLE on ed our dairy interfests by encouraging a high pectateur” of Hnll. Mr. Bourque visited his Farm, E half 23rd con., Kenyon, for And learn the remarkably Low Prices at which he sells everything, and you .standard of butter and cheese, and by a his quarry south of the village where he the season of 1896, will be sure to buy. wise and moderate course, given our coun- has a gang of men at work and some con- A. D. MePHEF. (try a name and fame in other lands and siderable stone already quarried. The men Alexandria, April 22nd, 1896. 17-2ïV. aiiade our people happy and contented. are stripping the quarrj’, putting up der- B. SS^O^, - - GREENFIELD. ricks and getting ready for a large gang of Mr, Thomas Bennett men which will shortly be placed to work EosUndale, Boston. High School Entrance and -IT lias always been one of the first prin- in this quarry. He spent the lialance of Public School Leaving Ex- ciples of the advocates of tlie National the day at the site of the building where He Could Not Live aminations. I’olicy to remove the taxation as much as they are e.xcavatiug the foundation with Was what friends said, bat possible, from all articles that cannot be Candidates appearing for Examination several teams, plows, scrapers and carts at Alexandria will be admitted Fiee of Hardwood produced in Canada. Accordinglj', in 1882, and a gang of men at work. He expects Charge. ^the Liberal-Conservative Government struck by increasing his force on the excavation for Hood’s Peifeotly Cured Each of those Writing at the above k / oil entireh" tlie duties on tea, coffee and the foundation that he will be able to com- Dreadful Case of Examinations at WILLIAMSTOWN Refrigerator I tin ; and from that period to the present mence his masonry' foundation in about a •I- Chronic Eczoma. must pay One Dollar to the presiding- ZENITH time there has thus iieeii saved to tlie Examiner. week. Mr. Bourque has now a large amount Each a testimonial as we give below few By order of the High School Boards. ZINC LINED, BEAUTIFULLY CARVED. people ou these articles alone the following of .sand and stone the site and will medicines can produce. It is one of thons* D. McDIARMID, amounts : / commence hauling from his quarries as soon ands possessed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Public School Inspector. In the above cut the arrows indicate the On Tea $11,024,039. and proves the merit of this medicine. Maxville, 18th April, 1896. 17-2w. direction of the air currents ; it will readily as the road is in proper condition. Mr. he seen that the warm air in the pro- On Coffee 832,-728. Bturque informs us that he is going to push Eeliable, honest, Industrious, is what all * On Tin 1,465,103. vision chamber rises and passes up the side the work througli as fast as possible and aay of Mr. Bennett. Ho has been engaged flues to the ice chamber above, is cooled, as gas-flttei in Boston for 35 years, with WANTED. $13,321,670. freed from moisture, and then is returned hopes that in a few weeks he will be ready Tarbell, 111 Washington street, and Mc- Every dollar of this amount has gone into to lay the corner-stone of this large and im- WANTED BLACKSMITH’S APPREN- dry, pure and cold through the central Kinney, Washington st., opp. Boylston. tice. One who has had some ex- opening to the provision chamber below. die pockets of the great mass of the con- portant building. He sent his foreman to “ O. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : perience preferred. Address:— By this circulation all odors are carried iumers of this country. Lochiel to examine a quarry on Tuesday and “Gentlemen:—I am only doing what la GEORGE D. HODGSON, to the ice chamber, thus preventing one he intends to examine several other quarries |ust when I tell voluntarily what Hood’s 17-2w Hudson P. 0., Que. kind of food partaking of the odor of an- A' BarsapailUa has done forme. I know it other, and keeping the refrigerator from THE advantage to our .shipping trade, and throughout the county before he commences ret^ning any of the bad and musty smells through it to our farming community' of the the main walls of the building. Major Mc- Saved My Life. usually found in badly constructed refri- arrangements made by the Dominion Gov Lennan has made every effort from the com- “A year ago last winter, after exposnra THE HIGH SCHOOL AND gerators. ' enimeiit with the steamships plying iietween mencement to liave the material found in to storms, I caught a severe cold, alter The Zenith is a low-priced refrigerator. which chronic eczema appeared on the UNIVERSITY EXAMINA- Ask yoiu- dealer to show you it. Full as- Montreal and Liverpool is very great and the county used in the construction of this building, and he is anxious to have Mr. calf of my left leg and spread ail over my ment of sizes. Wholesale only. far reaching. If the meat, butter, eggs, lower limb from knee to ankle, and the nONS Bourque give preference to this material if etc., can be safely landed, by means of cold Itching and burning was ecnething aw- storage, in the Old Country, a large and he reasonably can do so. ful. Added to this v?aa a severe pain, McClary Manufacturing Co., jirofitable trade can be built up, which will seemingly in the bone. Ac last it became GREENFIELD. so that I had to give up work and was give our people a grand market for these unable to walk. I had to have my leg Commencing as follows ^ LONDON. TORONTO. MONTREAL. WINNIPEQ. VANCOUVER. articles, will make prices good, and avoid T1 e numer uis friends of Mrs. Chas. bandaged all the time and frequent chang- McKinnon will be sorry to here that her es of the cloths. For nine months 1 sat X. an overpro;luction. The government, u ill touch loved In tie boy Donald passed with my leg resting in a chair. ing to carry out the duties of their position, TUESDAY, 7th JULY 1896, awav tn a better world despite the skill Oh, It Wa3 Dreadful! At S.4Ô a.m. and serve tlie people, readily saw tlie advan o' Dr Miinri. Maxville. He was suf- Friends said I could not live long. In an II. ^inmmiiiiiimiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiüiiiiKiiiiîiiiiEiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniMiiîiii: fering friun -A hooping cough finally end- tiges to the farming community of this pro 1 had seven different physicians, all to no THURSDAY, 9th JULY, 1898, ject, and on representations being made to ing in pneuto'inia, and died on Wednes- purpose whstover. I knew the merit o! ’iay of last w ek aged 3 years and tw'o At 8.45 a.m. Suit you exactly, Sir I them, at once set to work to carry out this Hood’s Sarsaparilla as I had, some years uontlis. All that earthly hands oou'd before, taken it with benefit, and decided IFOEtOyES XIX & X^V", great undertaking, and made tlie step for d I was done to relieve the littl i sufferer, to try It lor my apparently hopeless case. SATURDAY, 11th JUDY, 1896, I picked him up from E a man who knew nothing E ward very willingly. That our public men ind at 1 30 p.m., he passed to his beau- Ip two or th’-ee days a'ter I began my ap- At 8.45 a.m. have been alive to this important matter is tiful home to join tlie bind of angels fet.’te was better and my courage revived. about a horse. The neigh- — o make a long story short, the eruption Applications made on the Forms provided hors said be was “hard :: verj' satisfactory. Amongst tliose whohav Mrs. McKinnon’s brother Dan, MeDon- 'ly the b-ducailoii Department will be re* al'l took charge of the remains to Ottawa eut'veiy disappeared, and the flesh on my •eived by the under»-isined NOT than to keep.” I knew v/here = felt the importance of the matter, and who leg resumed perfectly healthy appearance. he 24th day of May. l>^9il Forms of appiica- I the trouble was. His S where they were intered The bereaved 1 WM soon ab’e to walk about. I cannot lon can be obtained irorr' th** High School lias urged most earnestly its adoption npou mother has the sincere sympathy of the tell how amazed my .- sighbors and friends Head-masters, or the P S. Inspector. liair stood on end like E the government has been Major McLennan neigbborho.od i . her very sad bereave- were. I can now walk without any lame- the featliers on a Poland s hen. His hide was so ^ His efforts in this matter met with success ment. Slie lefc fir Ottawa on Thursday ■vhera she will reside for the future, and iSarsa- tight that the slap of your E ami he has since his entry into tlie Hou.se COMMERCIAL SPECIALISTS’ EÏ- will he greatly missed by her many i-food ’s parilla hand on him sounded like = of Commons proved himself, not only frii-uda here, as she was well liked by AMIRATION, (he bvet of a drum. He = At above places beginning was so thin you could see S friend to our country, but a very valuable ah wiih whom she came in contac ness, as well as ever. -g « May success a tend her. THURSDAY, 9th JULY, 1896, him only when he was S friend to the farmers of Canada, by study Have not the slightest s “ broadside on.” Yes Sir ! Bror.c^ht him home under a blanket—was ashamed to l>e seen 2 This lovely bud. so young, so fair, At S.45 .m. lug their interests, and u.sing the influence eruption or itching or E ^hh him—gave him Dick’s Blood Purifier and now after six weeks just see him, E has witli the government to forward such bent forth by e.arthly doom : burning, or any sort of trouble whatever NoTX.—All applications f'r tbe Commer- Just come to show how sweet a Cower cial Specialists’ Exarainollon are to be Kent s Yes Sir just six weeks—You can’t beat Dick’s, it simply puts an animal right. = ' projects as cold storage, the protection of with my leg. The gratitude I owe Hood’s 'o the Deputy Minister of Ex.-iminatlor, ^ Its worth dollars where it cosîs cents. You can get it from druggists or at general « In Paradise would b onn ; Barsapar ilia is 3 imply u ns peaks bl e. ” THOS. Toronto, ou or beiore the 26tb day of May. = stores but if they don’t have it don’t let them palm off .something else on you—because E siur dairy' interests, and other measures BENNETT, 172 Sycamore St., EosUndale, S96. Candidates must alao notify ih' In- Ere sin could harm, or sorro w fi de, Boston, Maas. Try HOOD’S. -pecior at which centre of Exaraluation tU> y — you can send 50 cents to Dick & Co., P, O. Box 482, Montreal and thev will send « Vhich are for the benifit of the laboring Dfiath came with friendly care, propose writing. S you a trial package—post paid. ' ~ Hasses of the community. We would ask The opening bad to tieavtu conviyed t>:i1amild,elleo- D. McDIARMID. nooa S l'ilia tSf a. AUdrucclsta. 25a. P. S. Inspector. ; farmer.! of tileugarr .• if it is wise or And bade it bloss > JI there. Maxville, lull April, 1806. 16-lw. PITTA tfi/ . PHOTfl QTIiniO Call on Geo. I. Nichols and inspect hU Readers of the GLBNGARIU.W' are request- I I i w rni/l wOl U L/l V Qf Scotch, Englishi. Diagon- ed U» notice the colored label on: their paper 58 SPARKS ST. als, Venetians and W. E. Trouserings. and if not correctly credited let us Know at On Friday last, the wife of Dr. ÏX D. Me their earliest convenience. Those of our m BE SDRPBISED ? "^Donald, of a sou. subscribers who have not paid in ad'vance For ladies’ walking shoes, gents' Sunday will please do so at once. At findini; us busy when other mer- and every day wear, go to the G«od Luck An accident which might have proved New Spring Goods! chants are complaining of dull times ? The leading House for Photos Crayon Store. fatal, happened to Alex. J. McNaughton, Ladies are particular when selecting Portraits Framed, only $15.00 ; sent to Quarter, of a million dollars’ worth of of the 4th concession of Lancaster, on Fri- their any address by express with privilege building.s at the great Colorado goldfield. day of last week. He wa.s helping John of examining before buying. ^ Cripple Creek, went up in smoke Saturday McCabe to saw wood with a circular saw, McDONELL « DARRACH, night. and when carrying a heavy stick, he tried A. C. PITTAWAY. to move a piece of wood with iiis foot. In OItTT..,. DBBSS GOODS At order in council has been passed by doing so, his foot tripped, and hs fell to- the Ontario Government appointing several wards the saw, which was going at good —AND— Æ L. MACDONALD. M.D., County Court Judges to moke “ county speed. He. received an ugly out on tJie right Are showing a complete stock of SPRING GOO^DS ALEXANDRIA. council districts” under the new law. The arm near the shoulder, and the arm was division must he made between, the 15th in all lines. We invite the attention of the ladies to our FANCY BLOUSiNGS Residence and office—Corner of Elein terribly lacerated. Doctor Harkness was and -Main streets. May and 15th October next. Judges Dean called in and dressed the wound, putting and O'Brian will divide Stormont, Dundas four stitches in places where the flesh hung stock of For Summer Wear; and in view of this and Glengarry. together, and he is now doing as well as can we have been equally as particular in Speakers and teachers frequently use be expected under the circumstances, 'hut it selecting, and this season we are show- cough lozenges to keep their throat in good will be some time before he will be able to New Dress Goods, in Prints, De« ing a greater variety than ever, which Sk i>Ic|igarnan. condition. They all unite in recommending use his aiTO again. It was a pretty dose accounts for your surprise. “1st” cough lozeages, 10 cents, as the best. call. lainettes, Batisties, Piques, ALEXANDRIA, MAY 1, 1896, For sale by all druggists and the Key Med- On Wednesday morning a rather serious icine Co., 395 Yohge St., Toronto. PRINTS are selling at first sight. All runaway took place on Main Street near the LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. The late .John Purcell, brother of the late station. Donald Campbell, of Laggan, had Colored Lawns, Zephyrs, our stock will be offered at Close Prices his team near the station delivering stock to meet the times. P. Purcell, late member for Glengarry, left, DKXTISTRY—See Dr. Leggo’s dental ad- at his death, a large sum of money to be ex- when they became frightened anat rasr to- GREY COTTONS as low as 2^ cents. vertisement in 1st column on first page. pended in the building of a General Hospi- wards the town. When opposite the stand- Cashmerettes, &c. PRINTS 4c. to 10c. FLANNELETTES tal at Cornwall, and the executors of the pipe they collided with a single horse and Felt hats, lat/'^t styles, at your own waggon going north, throwing down the 4c. to 10c. TWEEDS 23c. to 40c. prices, at the G6od Luck Store. estate, Messrs. J. T. Kirkpatrick and John McIntyre, have decided to purchase a site horse, upsetting the waggon into the ditch, On Sunday inoijlfing, the wife of F. E. at the corner of Second and Marlboro’ St., and throwing out the driver, Jas. McGillis, Our Stock is New and Stylish, and our PRICES LOW, Charron, mei^ohant tailor, of a son. Cornwall. ot Quigley’s Corners, and damaging Jhe rig. The car load of Corn expectedjany day Auction sale of\ milch cows, pigs and Mr. Campbell’s waggon was turned upside Call and, Inspect. ' Butter and Eggs at the highest price." M’e call attention to the notice for a meet- horses. Watch for potioe in this paper next ing in the Queen’s Hall, on Wednesday, down, the front wheels were wrenched off, week. > , at 8 o’clock, p. m., for the purpose of con- the pole broken, and the rig otherwise A tax of §2.00 on’each bicycle has been sidering the project to establish a joint damaged. The team after freeing them- MCDONELL « DARRACH, imposed by the Montreal city council. selves from the wreck, continuera: distance stock company for the manufacture of boots down Main street, when they were stopped. OITT. JOHN MCMILLAN Mooney’s Mill had a house cleaning on and shoes. All who wish to see our town The occupant of the single waggon was in- Tuesday and the windows are much im prov- prosper should attend, as manufactories are jured, but not seriously. ed in looks. the life of any place. The second meeting of the local lodge of Archbishop Cleary is to address the King- The construction of the O.A. k P.S. Ry. the Ancient Order of United Workmen was ston Catholics specially on Sunday afternoon goes rapidly forward. The work of pile held on Monday night to complete its or- ISTOTIOE:. on political matters. driving and clearing the right of way is ganization. There was a full attendance. The old fence surrounding the Separate about finished. The track will be ready for the steel across Cache Lake by the middle The initiatory ceremony was conducted fey Good Bread is a Luxury I School grounds has been taken down, and M. W. Isaac Wilson, assisted by the assist- will be replaced by a handsome new one. of next month. The contractors have all The subscriber wishes to ex- their supplies in for the first twenty miles ant Grand Organizer, H. E.vison, of Toronto. The contract for Mr. Tobin’s new hotel of this season’s construction. The "feeling which pervaded the lodge was press his thanks for the very building in L.ancaster has been let to J. hopeful of prosperity. Tlie organizer gave Parisan, Coteau Landing, for nearly $4000. The Young People’s Society of Christian a btief address showing the satisfactory liberal patronage given him Endeavor of the Presbyterian Church, held To make good bread you must have good Flour. To Geo. I. Nichols has just received his new position of the order, its nsarvcllous growth their regular meeting in the church on Sun- and honorable career, aad urging all the get Good Flour is otten difficult, but we have at last suc- for the Easter trade and would spring stock of tweeds. Call and inspect, day evening, and was led by John Simp- and you w ill be'sure to order. members to exert themselves to help in ex- son. The subject was “ Choose the good tending its benefits. The lodge is already ceeded in getting a car load, (500 bags), of First-class Flour,. intimate that he will, at all When you want dry goods, boots, shoes part,” and the manner of service of Mary strongly established and witl no doubt win (Manitoba Strong Bakers), and at a price no higher than and rubbers, hats wall paper or paints, teas and Martha to Jesus, was taken up and dis- its widening way to a great success, if not to times, keep the best of all and groceries, remember G. A. Perry’s store cussed, and applied to the religion of the a proud distinction among the other frater- common flour is sold at here. We have had this flour tested kinds of meats, and at the Dalhousie Station, is the place to buy them. present day. nal societies in our midst. We believe the and can guarantee it First-class. When you want Flour- Father Fitzpatrick, of St. Raphaels, has Dress goods, prints, fiannellets, cottons, Lodge are. in treaty for a lease of the old try a bag of this, afterwards you will use no o’her. most reasonable prices. been ill, and confined to his home for some and all kinds of dry goods, at selling off Public School-house for a lodge room. days. Father McMillan officiated for him prices, at the Good Luck Store. on Sunday last. At the last meeting of Court St. Alexan- On Friday afternoon, a large number of der, Catholic Order of Forestere held on George Munro, the millionaire New' York our citizens assembled at the station on the Monday evening, the following officers We have also the Finest Cuts publisher of cheap novels, died Saturday, arrival of the 4.45 train, to meet Mr. Lau- were elected for the ensuing year aged 70. He was a native of Millbrook, N. rier, leader of the Opposition. On his C. R.—A. G. F. McDonald. in PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, s. stepping from the train he was met by a V. C. R.—Ed. Charlebois. Our 25cts. Tea is going fast and giving great satisfaction, you The Prize List of the Glengarry Agricult- number of leading Reformers and ladies, P. C. R.—D. 1>. McDougall. &c., and SAUSAGE, HEAD- ural Society has been issued this week, and and an address from the Reform Association Fin. Sec.—D. J. Williams. should not fail to get a box ; if you do not require this much try a few will be in the hands of the members at one*. signed by J. T. Schell, President, was read Rec. Sec.—R. I). McDonald. pounds, you can get nothing like it for the price. CHEESE, PUDDINGS, TUR- There are only a few changes from last year. by A. G. F. Macdonald, to which Mr. Lau- Treasurer—Rev. D. R. McDonald, KEYS and CHICKENS, and An auction sale of farm stock and imple- rier made a suitable reply, after which he S. C.—A. P. McDonald. TIMOTHY, GLOVER SEED AND SEED GRAIN IN STOCK. ments will be held by John McDonald, at left for Montreal to take part in the Reform J. C.—0. Vernier. SMOKED MEATS. his premises 8-8 Charlottenburgh, on Satur- demonstration at Sohmer Park. I. S.—Angus McDougall. day, May 9th. Don. J. McDonell will be On Tuesday afternoon, what might have 0. S.—.las. A. McDonald. OIL-GAKE AT WHOLESALE PRICES. the auctioneer. proved a sad drowning accident, took place Trustees—Rod. McDonald, J. J. McDon- We regret to have to record the death on Mooney’s pond. Jas. Chisholm and ald and J. H. Charlebois. We have made arrangements with a cold storage Ann by which we will F. SABOURIN, from diphtheria of three children of Angus J. Andrew Charlebois were rowing in a skiff Delegate to Provincial Convention—Rev. be able to handle a great quantity of Eggs and Butter this summer, and McDonald. One, a boy 8 years old died on on the pond, when by some means the boat D. R. McDonald. B-cra?c:i3:E:^5,. , Sunday a girl on Monday, and another was upset, and the occupants thrown into Alternative—A. G. F. McDonald. at better prices than most others. daughter yesterday morning at 10 o’clock. the water. After being in the water a time Men and hoys’ clothing for spring and and clinging to their boat, they managed to The United States Department of Agri' summer. Great bargains at the Good Luck reach the shore in an exhausted condition culture, in a recently published official re- Store. They had a very narrow escape, and could JOHN SIMPSON & SON. not have kept up much longer. port testifies to the efficiency of the Canadian The dullness of Monday morning on Main dairy industry as follows : street was enlivened by a scrap between two The amendment passed last session to the enterprising boys, which was intensified by act governing the registration of births, The (United States) dairy industry should a third party taking a hand in. Nothing marriages and deaths stipulates that medi- receive immediate attention, and efforts SPRING!® very serious resulted from the encounter. cal practitioners attending a birth shall should be made to improve its condition, by T-ULSt OiDened I register the same, and that the caretaker or collecting and distributing information on The street loungers still continue to infest owner of a cemetery shall not permit the in- its subjects and in that manner educating our streets on Sunday, and make it very terment of the dead body of any person un- our dairymen. The results obtained in Ca- disagreeable for ladies attending worship on less he has received a certificate under the nada in Ihis direction are very interesting “THE BON TON” GOODS that day. When will the nuisance be abat- hand of the division registrar that the death and instructive. It is not many years since ed ? has been registered. cheese from the United States was preferred At the old reliable stores of The Public School Trustees are doing a A brutal assault was made on Jos. Mar- in London markets to Canadian cheese, and good work this week in ploughing up the tin, of Prescott, an enthusiastic horseman brought a higher price. The Canadian Gov- school grounds and removing the stones. at Woodbine Park, near Toronto, on Tues- ernment, however, began a systematic effort The ground will be leveled and seeded, and day night, as he was leaving his stable. to educate the dairymen of that country. MILLINERY PARLOR D. T. GRESSWELL, trees planted. He was struck on the head with a piece of Printed information was distributed ; prac- We want good butter, fresh eggs and iron pipe which gave him a dreadful wound, tical men w'ere sent to demonstrate im- good clean wool, for which we will pay the and he was otherwise beaten. Half his proved methods, and the importance of MARTINTOWN highest prices in exchange for goods, at G. vest was torn off, but in the remaining half making a higher grade of products was A. Perry’s store, Dalhousie Station. he had $2,081, a gold watch and jewellery, constantly taught. The result of these systematic and per- If you are not drinking our teas, you are which the thieves missed, they were fright- ened off' by a stable boy. It is a chance if sistent efforts have wrought such great im- losing money. For the best flavor and pre veulent, that Canadian cheese is now strength go to the Good Luck Store. Mr. Martin recovers. I extend a hearty and cordial invitation to the Ladies of Maxville APPLE HILL. preferred in the London markets to that of and surrounding country to call and see my New and Complete Stock We believe that no demonstration of any The Cornwall Bicycle Club are building a the United States. The Canadians have en- kind will he held in Alexandria on the splendid bicycle path along the north side larged their foreign market and secured of Millinery Goods. All my goods are NEW and of THE L.ATEST Queen’s Birthday, but Maxville is we be- of the front road, which runs along the river better prices for their products.” STYLES, and bought at Cash Bayers Prices, which will enable me to Spring is opening up and all the ladies lieve to have a celebration on Saturday, the St. Lawrence east of the town. The path give you Special Inducements., I am sho’vving the Latest Styles in 23rd, but we have not the particulars. will be extended as far as the Club’s finances will need new Spring Goods and the will permit. The farmers are lending as- RICH DISCOVERIES OF GOLD Summer Hats and Bonnets, also White Mull Hats, Trimmed Sailors, gentlemen NEW CLOTHING, suit- Contractors Davis & Sons, have the work sistance along the route, as it makes a good and Children’s Hats. A good selection of Ribbons, Laces, Valen- so well advanced along the Cornwall Canal footpath for them, and takes the “bikes” off At Cripple Creek, Colo., and else- ciennes, Veilings, Kid Gloves and Ladies’ Blouses. able to the change of weather. Call that it is expected that the v.'ater will he the road, w'here they were likely to frighten where, are being made daily, and the in and See my stock of let in and the canal opened for navigation spirited horses. The path built last year to production for 1896 will be the largest Space won’t permit me to mention the many other things I have in to-day. Mille Roches, six miles west ef here, is in ever known, estimated at Two Hundred the Millinery line, but if you will favor me with a call, I' will be most good shape. Million Dollars. Cripple Creek alone is Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clo- The Misses McDonell attended the Sum- producing over One Million Dollars a pleased to show you through my stock. mer Millinery opening this week in Montreal Glengarry Camp, S. 0. S., 1G2, Willians- thing, Boots and Shoes, Gro- and purchased a fine stock of Spring and month, and steadily increasing. Mining town, intend having a celebration of Her Stocks are advancing in prices more rap- Yours respectfully, ceries, Teas, Hardware, Stoves, Summer millinery, and are now showing Majesty’s Birthday, on Monday, May 25th, them. idly than any other Stocks, and many Crockery, Paints, Oils, Drugs, when a grand day’s sport, wdll be given, pay dividends of 35 to 50 per cent. They H. and wind up withA a concert, by first class offer the best opportunity. toMcDonald, make aof'Williamstown, wishes Jewellery, Harness, (single us to say, that as he has been refused license, talent in the evening. Those who have at- large profit on a small investment. MRS. A. H. EDWARDS. he will run a temperance hotel, with free tended the concerts under the auspices of and double). Window Glass, Glengarry Camp know that everything will J. P. S.—Making over and Re-Trimming a specialty. E. MORG.AN & Co, 45 Broadway, sample rooms, and accommodation of the New York, are financial agents for the a heavy stock of large sizes; best kind formal! and beast. be first class in every particular, and no pains will be spared by the committees to Prudential Gold Mining Co., and others Grain, Salt, Provisions, Flour, Bishop Hamilton, the new Anglican Bis- render the day one of pleasurable enjoy- in the famous Cripple Creek district. Oil Cake, &c., &c. hop of Ottawa, is to he formerly inducted ment. The names of the committees which They will send you free, interesting p,ar- into his new office to-day. As Glengarry are given in our Williamstown correspond- ticulars of the Mining Companies they forms a part of the new diocese, we have no ence, are a guarantee that all who attend represent also their book on speculation doubt a number of our people will be in- My stock has been bought for Cash, in will be fully satisfied. in Stocks, Grain and Cotton, containing terested in the matter. many new and important features. Special to House-keepers. the best markets, and will be sold at the On Monday morning, Jos. Filion, of Send for these books at once if you H. Evison, of Toronto, was in town for a Greenfield, was wedded to Miss Poirier, are interested in any form of speculation few days this week, and assisteil in com- daughter of Abraham Poirier, of the 4th or investments. They may prove profit- LOWEST POSSIBLE PROFIT pleting the organization of GlengaiTV Lodge Lochiel, in St. Finnan’s Church. The happy able to you. 16-ly. A. 0. Ü. W. on Monday evening. He also couple, accompanied by a large number of and the good house-wifo will b« organized a lodge of the same Order Satur- friends repaired to McKay’s Hotel, Station, getting ready for the usui-I house- Sole Agent for Laurance’s Spectacles day evening at Hawkesbury. and after a stay of some time there left for cleaning and general over-hauling, and we wish t) call your attention to the and Eye-Glasses. Glasses fitted to any Our bicyclists have taken to the road the home of the bride’s father, where all sat THE NEW fact that in laying in our Spring stock we have made ample provision for sight. down to an excellent dinner. About four this particular work, and below you will find some lines mentioned. again, and the enthusiasm bids fair to he as o’clock, the company left for Greenfield, great as last year. The Pi-esident, I. B. We are showing over sixty different lines of V'ALL PAPER in all the Latest I have received the agency for the Ostrom was out early, and skims like a bird where they' tripped the light fantastic until Shades and Tints of Plain, Frosted, Gilded and Fancy Patterns, in Plain, and also Township of Charlottenburgh, for over the rough road. He has a number of an early hour Tuesday morning. We extend the Ingrains, with Ceilings and Bordorings to match. wheels on exhibition, and we have no doubt our congratulations, and wish the young Drug Store A full line of PAINTS in all shades, in Ready-Mixed and Dry Co'ers, and Oils, NOXON BROS., new aspirants will he found investing, and couple many years of happiness. Varnishes, Stains, &c. Try a can of our quick-drying, LIGIIT-YELLOW FLOOR trying for a fall. JOHN McLEISTER, PAINT, quality guaranteed. MAN, AN UNGRATEFUL ANIMAL. Also a full stock of Alabastine and Kalsomiue in all 8hace, Art Muslin, Spot Mus- MARTINTOWN A APPLE HILL. ■ be cooler than if you worked yourself. lins, Scrim, Chenille, and Figured Cretonnes for Portieis. Your insurance will be carried for about But in winter, that’s different, indulge Prescriptions and Family Recipes one-third what it will cost you in a Stock in all the active work you can find, but carefully compou ded. DON’T FORGET THE PL.4CE, P.S.—I have MAGNIFICENT PIC- Company Trusting you will take ad- instead of burdening yourself with a As my entire attention is given to THE PEOPLES’ STORE, MAXVILLE. TURES, (FRAMED), ofScenery, Land- vantage of the efforts put forth by this number of garments, have your outer the Drug Bu.iiness, and no other scapes, i-c., which will be given to every company to provide farmers with cheap coats interlined with Fibre Chamois. It insurance, Y^ours truly, will keep out all wind, rain and frost and lines are handled, a reasonable por- person purchasing in the asrgregaie, cash tion of your patronage is respectfully | purchases amounting to $30. J. A. MCDOUG.^L, V. G. CHISHOLM, yet is inexpensive and so light in weight J. J. WiCHTMAN^ President Sec.-Treasurer, that you must feel its presence. solicited. 1 PROPRIETOR. ' “A'ou. here?” he says to her, after he.] has acknowledged Lord feattoris’s pres-- PRAOICAL FARMING, down and made more porous, while the j ence by the coldest and haughtiest of contrary is true of a' sandy loam or ! WHAT WOHDKS IT WORKS. THE VICAR'S GOVERNESS' salutations. loi>se soil; but in either case there are | She, says, "Yes,” m a low tone, with- GOOD FARAHNG PRACTICES. ce, tain laws which underlie tillage j ELECTRICITY IN EVERY DEPART- out raising her eyes. Gfowing Peas and Oats Together.— ”I’ was not aware that you and Lord ■ that should not lie overlooked. We He Is not altogether unknown to her. ■In sowing peas and oats together it MENT OF LIFE. CHA?Tr:P. XXVfi:. (Continued). .At church she has seen him twice, and Sartoris were on such intimate terms.” | must till to create and save moisture, ”\Ve met by chance last Monday for should be remembered that the oats are to introduce air and to change the con- Dorian ■ grows moody and irritalde once in the village, though she has t< I'sc 111 Ihe Kltclieii, the Lanniir.r, the the first time',” returns she,,still with- \ designed largely as a supporter of the dition of the soil. Air is not only' adi- j and nurses his wrongs in sullen mor- never leen introduced to him, has LaiUe.s' Kiiuilolr—Its lleiitiniz I'roportie.s never interchanged a single word with out trouliling herself to turn her eyes peas, and therefore should not be seed- mitted to the soil by tillage, but is lil>- bid silence. lie will shoot, whole days in his direotion,, | erated also, from the soil, in which case In Street Curs. him; it is Lord Sartoris. ed as thickly as where oats are sown without a companion, or go lor long He gazes at her intently. Perhaps he “You will sit down?”_ says Sartoris, ! more water can enter. It is necessary Electric cookery is in its infancy. Yet nervously pushing a chair toward him. j alone, or say' not over half a bushel to in some soils that air pass out before purposeless rides across country, only too knows who she is, but, if so, he the time is approaching when the kitch- Dorian is looking so pale and haggard,; ! the acre; Pleas can be safely sown at moisture can enter. It is always ad- to return at nightfall weary and sick makes no sign. At last, unable to bear I the silence any longer, she says, naiv- .so unlike himself, that the old man’s the earliest possible moment after the visable to plcnv, disc and harrow as ens of all well-managed households will at heart, I ely and very gently,— Ireart dies within him. What “evil , ground can be worked. They should be €iarly in the spring as possible.whether ; be run by the mysterious fluid. Elec- “Grief is a slono that hears one ’’I thouglit you wei-e in Paris.” days” has he not fallen on! ' sown deep, that is broadK;asted and we are ready to seed or not.by such “No, thank you; I prefer standing. I early stirring of the soil it is put in tricity will take the place of fuel in down." To Dorian, all the world seems ! At this extraordinary remark from ploughed under four or five inches. This j a woman he has never spoken to be- must, however, remind you of your will protect them from hard freezing shape to absorb more moisture and also the range; the department of the cuis- going wrong; his whole life is a fail- I fore, Sartoris lifts bis brows, and re- I>romis3 not to detain me longer than in the ground though they will stand to save moisture. AA'hepever the sur- ine will be lighted by the same agency ure. The two l>eings he loved most on I ganis her, if .(x>ssibly, more curiously. you c.an help.” ; | a good deal of cold without injury; even face of the land becomes a little dry and it is entirely conceivable that a moisture is climbing up' from below; ft e.arth—Lord Sartoris and his wife— dis- "S.r J w; s; ’ h ‘ says; “but I fame home ”Nor shall f. .1 have sent for you to- | after they are out of the ground it day to let you know of my détermina- ! goes to the surface. eva,porates, and is small electric motor will be made to trust him, and willingly lend an open yesterday.” ‘Then, “And you are Dor- takes a hard freeze to injure them. ian’s wife?” tion to stdtle upon your wife, thé sum They can therefore be ^wn earlier than lost. If . we |»lace some straw or boards serve for such purposes as beating eggs ear to the shameless stor3' unlucky Her brows grow clouded. of twenty thousand pounds, to be used i oats, and being covered deeper, and on the surface the moisture stops. This and mixing griddle cakes. we call mulching. AA''e know that there Fate has coined for him. ”A"es,” she says, and no more, and ' for her own exclusive l>ene£it, to be slower to come up, they should be Already electric cook stoves in a hers alwolutely to do with as may seem sown a week or ten days earlier. Sow is always a moist soil under a muloh As lor Georgie, she grows pale and turning aside, ()ulls to pieces the flow- of this kind, but as we cannot use straw number of patterns are on the market. ering grasses that grow on her right Ijest to her.” > about two bushels of peas to the acre, thin, and altogether unlike herself. “May I ask what has put this quixotic and even two and a half if it can be or Ixxirds to cover the fields we must You can even buy an electric chafing hand. make a muloh of the earth itself. If From Ijeing a gay, merry, happy little ”I suppose lam unwelcome in j'Our idea into your head?” asks Dorian, in afforded, and harrow the oats in at dish, which may be attached at a mo- a curious tone. anyone will take a lump of sugar, such girl, with ‘The sun u(x>n her heart,” sight,” says the old man, noting her the proper time. For small hog or ment’s notice to an ordinary electric Georgie, who, up to this, has l)een sheep pastures oats and peas make a as is used for coffee, and touch one as Bailey so sweetly e.^presses it, she reserve. “Yet, it, at the time of your end of it to the coffee, tea or some light wire in the house. marriage, I held aloot, it was not be- so astounded at the disclosurè of the very valuable combination, and the has changed into a woman, cold and earl’s scheme as to l>e unable to collect water the moisture will sure to oaruse you were the bride.” habit of growing them is a very good climb very quickly to the cop of the COOKING BY ELECTRICITAT. self contained, with a manner full of “Did you hold aloof?” says Georgie, her ideas, now feels a sudden light one to foi-m and follow. break in upon her. She rises to her lump. Noe- for the first time since his entrance, Almost all farmers seed with a mixture ve how the moisture stops as it'touchr Dorian never told me.” Then, with- hol lamp, with its disagreeable odour twe.en them that only render matters turns to cdhfront her husband. of clover and Timothy. But it is much es the powdered sugar. It climbs the sudden unexpected bitterness, “Half solid piece of sugar by capillary action. and liability to overflow and set fire more intolerable. For instance, com- measures are of no use. Why did you “Let me tell you,” she says,_ silencing better to sow each of these seeds sep- Lord Sartoris by a quick motion of the The pores are very fine and small, not to the tablecloth. Similar in idea, is ing into the breakfast room one morn- not forbid the wedding ^altogether? hand. “On Monday I told your uncle ; arately than to mix before sowing. Tim‘- discernable to the eye, fet proven to That would have l>eea the wisest and the electric tea kettle and stand, ad- ing, Georgie, meeting the man who how—how I hated being indebted to othy is lighter and bulkier in propor- lie there when you suck on it and draw kindest thing, lioth foe him and me.” air through it. The fine sugar on top mirably adapted for 5 o’clock tea. .The brings the letters, takes them from “I don’t think I quite follow you,” you for everything I may require. And ■ tion to its weight. Its seeds cannot be he has thought of this plan, out of his has no capillaries, they having lieen stand is connected with an electric him, and, dividing them, comes upon says Lord Sartoris, in a troubled tone. thrown as far with the seetler or by great kindness,” turning eyes dark hand as can the compact. clover seed. broken up, hence the moisture is very wire; a turn of a button, and present- one directed to Dorian, in an unmis- ■’Am I to understand you already re- with tears upon Lord Sartoris,—“to ren- | slow in moving from one particle to gret your marriage? Do not tell me The latter with the seeder can reach ly the water lor. the beverage that takable woman's hand, bearing the der me more independent. I thank ' ten and onei-half feet on e^h side another. But if the fine sugar is moist- that.” ened from above and allowed to dry cheers without inebriating is singing in London post-mark,which she throws ac- “Why should I not?” says Georgie, de- you,” .she says, going up to Sartoris when clover seed is sown. AV ilh Tim- and slijiping her icy cold little hands othy seed not more than nine feet on and become a part of the lump below, the pot. Take olf the tea kettle, and ross the table to her husband. fiantly. His tone has angered her, then the capillaries are formed to the though why, she would have found a into his, “but it is far—far too much.” each side, and it is better not to rely y'ou have in the stand a suitable ap- Something in the quickness of her ac- ”So you have lx?en regaling Lord Sar- ' on more than seven and oneefourth, or surface and consequently' the moist- difficulty in explaining. “You are his toris (an utter stranger to you) with ure goes to the top. The earth may be paratus for making coffee in a bachel- tion makes him raise his head to look uncle,” she say's, with some warmth; seventeen feet in all. AVhen the seed or’s apartment or for various uses in a history of all our private griefs and is mixed it leaves a blank space of six likened to a great lump of sugar. The at her. Catching the expression of her "why should you not know? Why am woes!” says Dorian, slowly, utter con- moisture climbs in the soil for the same the nursery or sick-room. In hospitals eyes, he sees that they are Tull of pas- I always to pretend happiness that I feet where no 'Timothy seed falls, or reasons that it goes up through the electric contrivances are particularly never feel?” (emi)t in his tone and an ominous light ( else a strip of six feet wide where the sionate distrust, and at once reads her in his eyes. ^ | sugar. If we. cut off one or two inch- well adapted for heating food, warming “Do you know what your words con- clover seed has had a double seeding. es of the surface and pulverize it we bandages, etc. thoughts aright. His brow darkens, vey?” says Sartoris, more shocked than “You wrong her, Dorian,” says his Either of these makes the field look uncle, gently. “It is not as you repre- | liadly. An even growth, both of clov- stop the moisture. This is the gran- The electric range looks very dif- and, rising, he goes over to her. and he can express. sent it. It was by the merest chance | ulated sugar. AA^'e cut off the pores and ferent from a range of the ordinary ”'f think I do.” says.the girl, half pas- er and grass, helps to keep the weeds dam them, and thus make a mulch of kitchen pattern. It is more like a takes her hand in his, not with a de- sionately; and then she turns aside, and J discovered your wife would feel hap- j down, and it also makes the lan^ ricb.- sire to conciliate, but most untenderly. pier if more her own mistress.” j er for future crops. the earth itself. So, early' stirring of table, with a cupboard beneath for moves as though she would leave him. “And by what right, may I inquire, l the soil not only renders it oapaWe of ivarming dishes and a shelf above for “It is impossible you can accuse me “This is terrible,” says Sartoris, in do you seek to come between my wife j Harrowing AA'heat and Sowing Clov- alisorbing moisture, but outs off cap- such supplementary articles as the of this thing,” ho says, his voice low a low voice full of pain. “And yet I illary action, and the loss- of moisture. chafing-dish and coffee-pot. On the cannot Irelieve he is unkind to you.” and me ?” says Dorian, white with ang- 1 er.—A correspondent would like to have and angry. er, standing, tall and strong, with j Tillage, as it breaks down the soil, al- table, will be seen perhaps a porcelain- “Unkind? No,” with a little scorn- his arms folded and his eyes fixed up- | experience in harrowing wheat and so liberates- fertility that is more or lined pot for teiiing or stewing, a “Few things are im[>ossible,” returns ful smile: “I hear no harsh words, my sowing clo-/er. Mr. Jamison says; less locked' up in a cloddy' soiL The griddle and a teller, while the ovens lightest wish is law, yet the. ve.rie.st on his uncle. “Is it not my part to sup- she, with cold disdain. “Remove j'our port and keep her? Whose duty is it, i "Years ago we followed this- iiractioe, better the tillage the better the crop, stand on the floor alongside. Ovens, tieggar that crawls the road is happier lieoause of more moisture and fertility pot, broiler, etc., are attachable to wires band.s, Dorian; they hurt me.” than I am.” if not mine? I wish to know why you, j and so far as getting the clover to “At least you shall bo convinced that of ail men, have dared to interfere.” j rendered available. Prof. King, of the when wanted for use. Overhead the “It seems im(>ossible," says Sartoris, “I have not come between you; I start nicely' it was a success. But the AViscon.sin Experiment Station, says skimmers and other small utensils hang in tliis instance, as in all the others, quietly, looking intently at her flower- seek no such ungracious part,” replies practice is open to objections. Usual- that a soil well pulverized to the depth from pegs on the wall. you have wron.ged me.” like facs and lovely wistful eyes,—“see- Sartoris, with quiet dignity. “1 am ly it is late in the spring before the of one inch diminishes,, the loss of ing you it seems impossible'to me that land is in proper conuition to harrow. DOES IT PERFECTLY. Still holding her hands, he. com[>els only doing now what I should have done moisture. 50 per cent.; to the depth of he. can do anything but love .you.” AA'hen the harrowing is done so late two inches, 85 per cent., and three inch- It is said that meats roasted in the "Do not profane the words,” she says, on her marriage morning had — had | electric oven have all the qualities of her to listen to him while he reads things been different.” | and the clover seed is sown before or es, 100 per cent. aloud a letter from the wife of one of quickly. Then she pauses, as chough after the harrowing, if it sprouts well Good surface tillage makes the soil meats cooked in front of a fire, and afraid to continue, and presently says, “It seems to me that I am brought ! they do not require basting or watching. ‘ his tenants who has gone to town on up here as a criminal before my judge ; it has too short a titae to grow before warmer, consequently early shallow til- in assionate, disappointed man in his sowing. AVhen late sowing, is practic- (the manure always to lie applied to the, to perfect itsAlt) at the first check had she says vehemently—“it is the world’s place. I ed the percentage of loss from, urought clover and on the surface) I would lected unspoiled in a pan beneath, so given in, and fallen—hurt to death— talk. You know it; it is, indeed, com- “Have I ill-used you?” he goe.s on, must be several times greater than never plow deeper than six inches, and that the cook can readily baste the lieneath the terrible attack it had sus- mon property, this disgraceful story.” vehemently. "Have I spoken harah from frosts after early sowing. Yet if I had a red clay' subsoil to deal with meat. 'fcimexl. Something within her chokes her words: words to you, or thwarted you in any farmers have a much greater fear of I would plow four inches- rather than A BOON TO LADIES. ■She fights and battles with herself she can say no moi-e.. Passion over- way?^ Ever since the first hour that freezing than they have of drought.” turn this subsoil to the surface. Clover The electric sad-iron is a boon alike p. times, and, with passionate earnest- comes her-, and want of hope, and grief, saw you myr wife have I refused t;o is one of the liest tools to till the soil to the laundress and the housewife. The ness, tries to live down the gnawing too deep for expressioir. 'The gentle Corn for Summer Feeding.—“Coming grant your lightest wish? Speak, and to corn lor summer feeding, I would with in existence, ft is a good sul> current supplied to it by a wire keeps emptiness of heart that is withering wells that nature supplies are dead let us hear the truth of this matter. soiler and drainage plant. 'The roller, it at a constant temperature, and thus )ttr young life. All night long, some- within her, her eyes, hot and burning, I am a bad husband, you say,—so in- not plant the large varieties, for if we too, should be on every farm. AA'hen no time, is lost in changing and re- jmes she lies awake, waiting wearily conceal no water wherewith to cool the do we simply handle a large bulk to the soil is dry the more we firm the 'r l|j!e dawn, and longing praj'ex'fully famous that it is impossible for you to ^ heating irons. One iron may be used fever that con.sumcs them. receive even the common necessaries of ! get a small amount of food,” says AA"al- surface with a heavy' roller the more continuously and no coal or gas stove V sooie change in her present stag- “T'ou are a stranger to me,” she says life at my hands! How have I failed moisture we bring to the seed. A field, is required. 'The iron never become» ,tion. pi'esently. “Yet to you 1 have laid bare in my duty toward you?” do Brown, in National Stockman. “I however, should never lie left with a overheated; it always remains clean and \nd, even if she can summo.n sleep my thoughts. You think, perhaps, I ”In none of the outward observances,” once planted the “B & AA'“ Southern roiled surface, but in every instance a briglit, and does not require wiping to her aid, small is the benefit she d.e- am one to parade my griefs, but it is she. says, faintly. “And yet you have corn and the stalks grew almost as smoothing harrow should follow the prevent the soiling of the fabric. ves. from it. Bad dreams, and sad as not so; I would have you—” broken my heart!” roller to break up the surface and Another blessing for the women is the ad, harass and perplex her, until she “1 believe you,” he interrupts lier large as my wrist, and nine or ten feet check evaporation. A plank should There is a pause. And then Dorian long, and after the cattle and horses electric curling tongs. They can be at- ,s thankful when her lids unclose and hastily. He can hardly do otherwise, laughs aloud,—a terrible, sneering, em- i never take the place of the roller—it tached at a moment's notice to an elec- she feels at least she is free of the she is looking so little, so fragile, with had eaten what they would of it the bittered laugh, that str'ikes cold on | bulk was scarcely diminished. A friend levels the soil but does not firm it. tric liglit wire and are heated almost horrors that threatened her a mo- her quivering lips, and Ij^'r chiidis;h, the hearts of the hearers. Surface and frequent cultivation of instantly. Tbey remain at a constant ment since. pleading eyes, and plaintive voice. who has tried it tells me that he finds “Your heart!” he says, witheringly. \ corn and other hoed crops is much tet- temperature as long as required, or un- “Thou hast lx‘en called, O sleep! the “Take courage,” he says softly, “you pop corn the most profitaole for this ter than deep tillage that would mang- “Why, supposing for courtesy’s sake I purpose. ■ It does not grow tail, is eas- til the connection is cut off. All that friend of woe; are, y-oung; good days may la* in store you did posse.ss such an inconvenient j le the roots and perhaps literate more is necessary in the employment of this But, 'tis the happy rhat have called thee for you; but with me it is different. I ily handled and stoi-es well in the barn, and unfashionable appendage, it would ! has a larger per cent. o£ blades, sets moisture. Best results are obtained contrivance is to remove the incandes- am on the verge of the grave,i—am go- l)e still absurd to accuse me of having I where the surface is worked not deeper cent lamp from its socket, attach the ing down into it with no one to soothe more ears than any other kind of corn, than two inches and made very fine broken it, as it has never been for five i bears closer planting and will be eaten cord of the iron to the socket in place or comfort my declining years. Dori;j.n minutes in my possession.” j and level. As soon as the plow's are of the lamp and turn on the current. was my one thought; you can never by' horses and cattle with but little started in the spring I put one team CHAPTER XXIX. Taking out his watch, he examines ! waste. Planted in rows three feet POAA'KR FROM CANADA. know how I planned, and lived, and it leisurely. Then with an utter i onto a smoolhing harrow and w'ork the “The waves of a mighty sorrow dreamed for him alone; and see how he apart and the hills two feet gives over soil fine as fast as plowed. By this The time is destined to arrive before Have whelmed the pearl of my life; change of manner,addressing Lord Sar-! 7,000 hills to the acre, and the hills ■ has rewarded me! For youth there is toris, he say's, with cold and studied | method 1 save moisture and raise large long when houses will te wai'med in And there comelh to me no morrow a future, and in that thought alone lies will only need to weigh a little over one crops in dry seasons. winter by electricity. AVhat the elec- •Shall solace, this desolate strife. (Kiliteness— | pound each to give four tons of cured tric lamp is to artificial Lighting, as hope; for age there is nothing but the “if you have quite done with me, I flying present, and 'even that for me lood to the acre and with the large furnished by the candle, oil or gas “Gone are the last faint flashes, shall be glad, as I have another ap- I per cent, of ears, husk and blades it the. electric heater is to artificial heat- has lost its sweetness. I have staked poiutment at three.” I S Set in the sun of many year's, my_ all, and—lost, surely, of we two, 1 will make suj>erior food. It is quite COURTEOUS. ing. And over a tew pt>or ashes “1 have quite done,” says his uncle, i possible that it will do well planted should be the most miserable.” wistfully, looking earnestly at the ! Modern war ships and mercantile I sit in darkness and tears. still closer and I will try different plans .lueciloto.s «l liie Laic llcocgc HiginboDiain, steamers are nowadays equipped with “Is th.it your belief?" says Mrs. handsome face liefore him that shows . Gerald Massey, Branscomlx',, mournfully. “Forgive me with it during the coming y'ear and ' l'iiîcl' .Iiislicc oT 1 icloria. apparatus for electric lighting. Before no sign of feeling whatsoever. ”I 1 write this to urge a large number long their dynamo capacity will te if I say- 1 think you wrong. You have thank you much for having so far oblig- j A young lady' spending a rainy even- All niglit the r.ain had fallen unceas- but a little time to endure your grief, of your readers to do the same. Do not increased so that heat as well as light ingly; now the sun shines fortli again, ed me.” i plant the rice corn, as that usually sets ing at the house of an old genitleman, may be furnished. One system of wires 1 have my life, and perhaps”—pathet- “Pray do not mention it. Good-morn- i as though forgetting that e.xcossive ically'—“it will be a long one. To but one or at most two ears to the wanted a cab to take her home. Her will supply both, and the present costly moisturc has inundated the quiet un- ing.” j stalk, but plant the pearl flint variety.” equipment of steam pipes will be done know I must live under his roof, and “Good-morning,” says Sartoris, wear- i host started off to fetch the cab. “Do i^eomplaining earlh. The. “windy night” feel myself indebted to him for every- away with. It is expected that in Can- not produced a “rainy morrow,” on ily. And Branscomlie, bowing careless- Feed ATour Young Pigs.:—Young pigs let the maid gy>,” said she. “My dear, thing I may' want, for many years, is ly, leaves the room without another, j ada, where coal is very expensive and I the conti-ary, the world seems athirst very bitter to me.” will begin to feed from hand when two the maid is also a wroman,” was the abundant mechanical power is afforded for drink again, and i.s looking pale and word. j Sartoris is cut to the, heart; that it weeks old, or less if they are well manr grave reply'. by swift running streams, power sta- languid Ix'causie it comes not. When he has gone, Geoigie, pale and ; tions will be established within a few should have gone so far that she should trembling, turns to Sartoris and lays j aged. A good way is to tame them by The man was the late George Higin- "Moist, bright, and green, the land- shrink from accepting anything at Dor- years for suiiplying adjoining territory her hand upon his arm. ; giving a little cow’s milk warmed in. tetbam, Chief Justice of Victoria. His with electric currents for heating pur- ^ scape laughs around; ian’s hands t. galls him, sorely. And “He hates me. He will not even look ' Pull swell the woods.” what a gentle, tender boy he used to at me,” she says, passionately. “What | a shallow dish in a part of the pen sepr courtesy' toward women was regardless poses. Everything is richer for the welcome be, and how incapable of a dishonest was it he said, that I had no heart? , arated from the sow by a partition un- of rank or personal attractiveness, tfe USED FOR HEATING. drops that fell last night. “The very thought or action! At least, some- Ah! what would I^ not give to be able ! der which the pigs are able to creep. would take off his hat to bis cook, and Eventually coal for heating will be earth, the steamy air, is all with frag- thing should l)e done for his wife,—this to prove his words true?” i largely' dispensed with in towns and girl who has grown tired and saddened As the milk is eaten add to it a little I bow' to her as graciously as though she rance rife;" the flowers lift up their She bursts into tears, and sobs long : crushed oats and wheat, half and half, | were a duchess. cities yvhich have plenty of water pow- heads and fling their perfume broadcast and out of all heart since her luck- and bitterly. j making the mixtui'e thin. Give only a j er for the manufacture of electricity. upon the flying wind; less marriage. He, looks at her again "Teal'S are idle,” says Sartoris, sadly, j A man was trying to lead a heavy All over the country street car com- keenly', and tells himself she, is sweet small quantity, as much as will be eaten j “Have you yet to learn that? Take ' clean, and the dish licked over. Feed : draught-horse along the street. The panies are putting electric heaters into ! “And that same dew, which somoTimo enough to keep any man at her side, comfort from the thought that all , animal refused to te led, and then the their oars. The apparatus consists of within liuds so dainty she, shows in her simple linen the sow all she will eat of ground j things have an end.” | corn, buckwheat and wheat bran, in ! man made several ineffectual attempts coils of wire beneath the seats, which Was wont to swell, like round and gown, with its soft Quakerish frillings to mount the refractory creature. At are connected with the trolley wire Orient pearls. at the throat and wrists. A sudden (To be Continued.) equal quantities, mixed with skimmed i milk, which is most desirable for a j that moment the chief justice came overhead or with the wire cable in the Stood now within the pretty flower- thought at lasl. strikes him. along, seeing the man's difficulty, ex- conduit below. Thus the vehicle is ets’ eyes. “1 am glad I have met you,” he says, nursing sow. AA'hen the small pigs | are weaned continue this feeding until ! tended his hand—as a mounting- heated, lighted and propelled by the Like tears that did their own disgrace quietly. “By and by, jverhaps, we shall HINTS TO ADVERTISERS. block. I the meadow is ready where they will | same, electrical energy. Furthermore, bewail.” learn to be good friends. In the mean The man put his foot in the hand ! It is better to advertise a little too lie pastured. A clover lot should be \ the heat is uniform throughout the car, jtime will you do me a small favor? and mounted upon the horse’s back. The Georgie, with scarcely any heart to see much than not quite enough. provided for them, and for a change \ instead of teing uncomfortably fierce will you come up to Hythe on Thurs- chief justice, p.assed on quietly ; but to about a stove and scarcely' perceptible their b^uty, passes by them, and walks day at one o’clock?” I _ Put your heart in your advertising another lot sown with clover and peas; i on until she i-eaches that part of Hythe the two may be used alternately. At an observer the kindly deed recalled near the ends of the convey'ance. “If you want me to come,” says Géor- ! if you expect a hearty response to it. the words of the master: “AA'hosoe'ver wood that adjoins their own. As she gie, betraying through her eyes the the same time the milk and grain feed- ITS ADVANTAGES. passes them, the gentle deer raise their The ad that is understood by the most ing should lie continued,. It is indise 1 will be chief among you. let him be intense sui'prise she feels at this re- ! people is likely to be the most profit- your servant.” Such heaters are now in successful heads and sniff at her, and, with their quest. pensable that a sufficient water sup- | operation on ateut 1,000 cars belong,- wild eyes, entreat her to go by and I able. ply should be provided in the pasture, His courtesy made his manners good, ’"Thank you. And will you give Dor- Let no rival outdo you in quality of but it did not soften his sense of justice. ing to street railways in seventy-four take no notice of them. ian a written message from me?” clean and kept clean, in a running ; cities and towns in the United Stat- advertising—it often makes up for trough into which the pigs cannot get ! A lawyer tells this anecdote; Autumn, with his “gold hand,” is “I will,” she says again. And tear- quantity. "I had once to apjyear before him in es and Canada. One advantage pos- ‘Gilding the falling leaf, ing a leaf from his pocket-book, he to bathe. For this purjiose a shallow ! chambers on behalf of a charming sessed by them is that they take up no It is much easier to waste adver- flat bathing trough should be provided : bringing up winter to fulfill the year, writes as follows: client who had some property, but space; another is that they require al- tising space by using too little than by to take the overflow from the dripping ; would not pay her debts. The case was most no attention and do not require bearing upon his back the riped sheaf.” “AS^hen last we parted it was with using too much. trough. i All nature seems lovely, and, in color- the expressed determination on your heard in his own room, and he was any of the time of the conductor. The ing, intense. To look upon it is to have part never again to enter my doors un- Better start in advertising small courtesy itself. He stood when turning of a switch does everything, one’s heart widen and grow stronger til such time as I should send for you. and increase gradually than commence TILLAGE she entered. I think sho dropped her and the current is easily regulated so and greater as its divinity fills one’s I do so now, and beg you will come big and collapse. handkerchief, and he left his seat to as to produce any degree of tempera- soul to overflowing. Yet to Georgie the up to Hythe on Thursday next at half- The man who doesn’t believe in him- There are many points connected with pick it up. Nothing could te gentler ture. that may te- wanted. The current Tiour gives no joy; with lowered head p.rst one o'clock. I should not trouble self finds it difficult to make the people tillage that every farmer should un- than his manner, and I ivas congratu- may be diminished or increased to any one of five intensities of heat, and, and dejected mien she goes, scai-ce 1 iou so far, but that business demands believe the ads he writes. derstand writes C. H. Everett. It is lating myself on an easy v'iotory; but heeding the glowing tints that meet her when the facts were heard, the decision however the temperature may be reg- your presence. I give you my word To get your ad read is a great not enough that the soil lie plowed on every side. It is as though she tells ' not to detain you longer than is abso- came that my client must pay or spend ulated, it remains constant. point. To get it remembered is letter six months in prison.” The electi ic heater furnishes a large herself the world’s l>eauty can avail her lutely necessary.” still. But to draw cash customers is deep and the seed sown. There are nothing, as. be the day Folding up this note, he gives it to 1st edition. quantity of pleasantly warmed.air in- best of all. reasons why the soil may be plowed stead ot a small quantity of overheated “Foul, or even fair, her, and pressing her hand warmly', Because you can make money in 1 deep or shallow. A’ery often a soil is ' (larts from her, and goes back to Ilylhe. BABY CODED TALK. air. In cars the apparatus is so placed EMethinks her heart’s joy is stained your business without advertising it, is : plowed seven or eight inches deep that as to distribute the heat as evenly' as 1 with some care.” 1 When, in answer to his uncle’s sum- no proof that you could not make much ; i mons, Dorian walks into the library at would be lietter had it never been stir- Mamma and baby returned from a possible, and an advantage is obtained more if you did advertise. | walk. Oh, says mamma to her husband, i by delivering it near the feet. Thus the ' Cixrssing a little brook that is bab- : Hythe on 'Thursday afternoon, he is red deeper than four inches. IMany bling merrily, she enters the land of ! lioth astonished and disconcerted to It is nice to have your advertisements ' such good news! Baby talks. He has , warm air is communicated to the pas- quoted as "bright sayings,” but it is ! farmers have a wrong idea as to where just said his first word, I sengers tefore it rises to the upper ïlÿthe, and, as she turns a corner (all \ find his wife there Irefore him. She had Nfc and covered with quaint ferns and 1 given the letter not to him, but to much better to have them draw custom- | the most fertile portion of the Really? parts of the vehicle. A coal stove, on üfcr mosses), she comes face to face I one of the men-servants to deliver to ers with money to spend. ! soU lies and the direotion followed by Yes. just fancy. AA'e were in the zoo- the, other hand, sends its heat first to y an old- man. tall and lean, who is logical gardens, standing before the the upper part of the car, while the ' him, so that he is still in utter iguor- plant roots in their search for food. A ning by a pool, planted by iiniuiv ■ince of her meeting in the wood with Rugs made of Irish jieat ,are quite ' monkey cage, when baby cried out; air near the floor remains uncomfort- Apiece of grar.iLv. his uncle. popular in London. heavy, hard soil needs to be broken Look at papa. ably cold. PIECED A BROKEN NERVE. thrive ; be lazy and ye’ll come to YOUNQ FOLKS. naught.” GLENGARRIAN Brmiirkalile <'iisc of (;rsiftiiig « Dojt’s Nevertbeless, James’ dreams came to Kclitdc .Nerve lulu n Soldier's Broken more use than many another man’s DAISIES. work, because he had a faculty of think- croio Arm. ing to a purpose; and in the many talks Capt. Bradley, assistant surgeon U. At evening, when I go to bed, he had with the friendly old giant he I see the stars shine overhead; S. A., recently grafted a piece of a learned one after another the secrets of P! R I N T I They are the little daisies white his power. When lessons were over the dog’s nerve into the forearm of a sol- That dot the meadows of the night. giant told wonderful stories to his young dier which had become paralyzed by a disciple; and perhaps I- can repeat one And often while I’m dreaming so, of tjbem in a few words : fracture. The patient was a trooper, Across the sky the moon will go; OFFICE. who fell from his horse and broke the "In old times there was a long-con- It is a lady, sweet and fair. tinued contest lietween the land and the fOB WORK of all kln'lw PX©cnt««î Neatlj, humerus bone in the forearm. Who comes to gather daisies there. sea. At first the sea had been the mon- Clieaply and ExpeditloaHly. It was set, and knit rapidly, but the arch, and ruled over the whole surface Incitation card», muscles in the'wrist and hand were For, when at morning I arise. of the globe. At length the land ap- Menu cardA, There’s not a star left in the skies; Business cards, helpless, indicating that the nerve was peared, claiming a large part of his do- She’s picked them all and dropped them main, and this enraged the sea, who VUltlne cards, broken. j down !■ Postal cards, Ac* Capt. Bradley [then laid bare the bone beat-wrathfully with whole armies of flaflleTlcketa,Prize Tickets ACoupon Tloketi Into the meadows of the town. billows upon her shore and threatened StatemenM and cut into it/till the nerve was ex- Lietter Heads, posed. It was round that the two ends to conquer back all that he had lost. NoteHeads, of the nerve had parted so that it was THE WHITE GIANT. “Presently came the children of the OTHERS, Do You Know that pa^^wc. land; first the little grasses, that, tend- Bateman's Drops, Godfrey’s Cordial, many soK»Ued Soothing Sy.nipa, and fill! Heads. impossible to /ly vegetable preparation, and that a list c * Euvelopes from 75c per looo up. science, ng to the Medical Ne'ws, kitchen not more than eight feet high friendly winds, jilied diligently from Note Paper from 55c per ream of 480sh#dW the pat. IS ordered to a new sta- from the bare floor to the unpianed place to place, increasing everywhere the its ingredients is published with every bottle ? Note and Letter Size Tablets, ruled MM wealth and glory of their mother. But unruled. Splendid paper, very cheap. tion .nna t. Bradley’s observations rafters; all the more so when a horse- were broug to an end. the sea arose in his wrath, and often po You Know that Cactoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel IMtcher. Foolscap and Ladles' Tablets. shoe hung by the chimney-side, .and the WB BÜV FROM MANU‘^'ACTURKR«' A engulfed these faithful children of the That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and tliat more Castoria is now sold tlian SAVE THE WHOLESALER’S PROFIT. old lady’s Bible, with her silver-bowed land, or broke their bones, and cast NL iBIXISH- GUNS. of all other remedies for children combined Î Marohants save money by buying from us, spectacles on top of it. lay on the shelf. them up upon her lap in bitter scorn Some of Great Britain’s latest guns and defiance. Nevertheless, there was the giant; and "Then the land resolved to take a Po T]on Knovar that tho Patent Office Department of the United States, and cC will be employed for the first tirne there gazing intently on the place of more exquisite revenge than ever be-- .^ther countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and hia assigns to use the word during the autumn campaign in the fore. And she called forth a mighty LEGAL I BLANKS his imprisonment, were the only two ‘ Cc-storia and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense 1 • VERY CHEAP. Soudan. They carry a highly explo- eyes in all Scotland that were able to spirit from the bosom of the sea him- self—a weird, white, gigantic genie who sive shell ten miles, and each shell find him out. I3o ITou lino’w that one of the reasons for granting this government protecdon was Wills, House Leaser had lieen the eldest child of the flood. is capable of disabling 200 of the ene- Indeed I must tell you that the giant She gave him an armor of iron scales ;iuYO Castoria had been proven to be absclatoly liarznioss? Ohattle Mortgages, Farm Leases. my. 'These guns have such a rapid- Quit Claim Deed, Bond to Convey. in his proper state was quite invisible; which the sea could not break, and up- Assignment of Mortgage. fire capacity that before the first on him she laid her spells, and he went "Do Von that avera^© doses of Castoria aro furnished for S& Baia of Land, Deeds. shell bursts thr>îe others are on their but when he did appear in jilain view. oliediently to. and fro at her bidding. ' cr one cent a dose ? Statutory Deeds, way in the same direction. The Gov- jj. jjj (-jjg shape of a very old man Thus -the land was at last triumphant, Statutory Mortgages ernment shell foundry has lieen over- ...... , . , , Foolscap,ruled and unruled ; in sheets of 1Û0 with long white hair and beard, which as organized brain always will be over when pcpsespod of this perfect ^^paration, your children ma> pads and tablets. whelmed, with orders for the manu- brute natural force; and the children facture of projectiles, and private seemed to encircle him like a garment, . ... ant you ra.ay have uuhreken rest ? DIVISION COURT BLANKS: contracts for 1,000,000 shells have been men passed over land and sea in •pedal Summons, unless, indeed they flowed down and safety toward their goal of perfect are wciith knowing. They are facts. Copy of Special Summons, given out. Summons to Defendant. mingled with his garment; and all—hair knowledge. beard and robe—were whiter than snow. "But part of that is prophecy,” said Summons to a Witness. " ' v’.XT'.'.iio Coinplainion Oatb, Boring lor natural gas w'as begun in the white giant when he had finished jg an evorw Therefore he is called the white giant. the story. I CHEESE FACTORY BLANKS: the heart of the city of Sacramento, And this is the way in which he made ‘/It shall be fact before many years,” é.îîTS’nv-nre of wrapper. "4- Envelopes, Weekly Reports. Ac., Ac. Cal., last ■week. A company with a capi- tal of $120,000 has been formed to carry himself known to the l(ey. said James. "And you, my good giant, Elder’s Report on Chuich Membership, on the work, and it expects to make a Sitting by the fire James had notic- are the genie who shall finish the tale.” .‘îoon swift cars were running to and Declaration of Inability to Head, great deal of money supplying the city ed that the lid of the teakettle was in ;?îf^dir©STi ©rvfor Pltoii Drafts, Receipts A Notes Books, with natural gas. There has been quite fro the whole length of the kingdom, Memorandum Headr a boom in natural gas exploiting on the a singular state of agitation. It would propelled by the giant’s arms. Soon, Pacific coast lately. rise and fall, and flutter up and down too, the tasks of the little children at in a very e’xcited manner; and, coming the factories were done by the same old worker, who could drive a million A. L. as he did of a race that had believed spindles at a stroke quite as easily as I for centuries in witches and goblins,and a child could move one; and if the chil- ROMANCE OF A FRENCH SOLDIER A CLOSE SHAVE Well Satisfied with I many supernatural creatures, the boy dren were still employed, it was onl.v I ElC. ^ naturally began to suspect that some to keep the giant supplied with work E><‘svrlo each y chanirit»*.: oaie on labels. Notify us at I no work to do ?” cate. Chief Koyama now led us from and the soldiers and spectators who ence theirs is the most unique and once if t Ins is not done. the office building and we entered tbe were present at the trial cheered him. simple. They have no idea of couitV A nonym<»uscorrespondencenoteven read. I “You are a kind-hearted old genie, I But he had again to be reduced to the f>’biliTary poetry costs 10c. per line, and so do am sure,” said the boy, "and if I live, workshops. The workshops, seven in shii>. A chew of tobacco buys a wife BNION BAM OP CANADA ranks because Sergeant-M.ajor Stoock or a husliand, or iierhaps it may b® Herns oi an Hi:vc*rtising nature. I my work shall be to introduce you to number, are each a’oout 60x150 feet, Snb-cripMon, $i.,50per year; 6Cc discount | the acquaintance of men. But tell me and two stories in height. 'The first no longer existed in the French army. more correct to state that a chew of CAPITAL $1,200,000. when paid in advance. , I something of your history. AVherehave was the ’’cereal and cloth house.” At At the pre.sent time his friends and ad- tobacco goes with every husband and .‘should vou wish your paper discontinued been all the«;p vears that no one has machines, described as the trip-ham- mirers are making energetic efforts wife. A Mr. OrangrLaut sees a Mrs. RESERVE $280,000. pay it. up to dale and then stop it. Those r,?, one nab mer rice hus'Ker, scores of convicts were with a view of getting him restored to Orangl-Laut whom he desires to< who tHke a pHp«-r out of post ofllce arc legal-1 touncl you out f . his former rank. y responsible lor its payment. “Where I am now, and in similar industriousl.v working ; their move- live in his hut. Both are chewing a ments watched by a ueen-looking po- cud of raw tobacco leaf. The man goes ANDREW THOMSON, — President wœr-iiie "Rlflmrarnon”kriengaman naahnfi toethfi largestlarp-pst though indeed,not alwaysI have sonot tightly been liceman, nattily attired, and armed with ORANG-LAUTS. to the woman and takes his chew out E. E. "WEBB, — — — General Manager circulation of any village paper in Ame- idle, though my appetite for work has the customary saber. Rice and barley of his mouth; she understands then and J.E. BILLETT, — — — — — Inspector rica. Business men should remember this never been half supplied. 1 am one of are ground by these men, both for use .t -Host Peculiar Set uf People Living uu a docs the same, and in less than a miri- the elder children oi the flood, and be- in the prison and the world outside. .Ilalay IslaiKl. ute the man is chewing her tobacco and fact when advertising. Wa give value to As we entered the attendant uttered she has his in her mouth. This exchan- A general banking business transacted. gan my work in the world before your enr patrons. race appea,red upon it. Before the rain a sharp word of command, the men all There is a race of people living on ge of a mouthful of tobacco h^ made Spécial attention given to Collections. Re- began her ministry. I arose from my dropped their machines to the floor ; one of the Northern islands of the them man and wife. If neither should mittances made on day ot inaiuriiy at Subscription,: «should whon pos a second shout, and each fell* to his have any tobacco an exchange of a Lowest Kates. hidden retreats in the earth, and water- Malay Archipelago, known as the Or- siblebe sent by money order. If a ed the earliest of gardens. Ever since knees ; a third, and each forehead cheepah, a small vessel containing Current rates of Interest allowed in Savings money order officeis at hand, then then I have been carrying on a great touched the floor. The officer now sa- ang!-Lauts. They are jrrobably the-m'ost about a gallon of water, takes place.and Bank Department and on Deposit Re- registerthe letter- Several letters co luted us each individually, and we remarka'ole specimens of humanity to this also performs the ceremony. Prom ceipts. system of irrigation; rising from the ainiug money that were not reristered have ocean into the sky, sailing in great passed among the machines and inspect- be found anywhere. They have no this moment the woman becomes the Accounts of Merchants, Traders, Manufac- been intercepted of late. We do not hold ed the work. On all sides were the man’s slave, nothing better than a ourselves responsible lor the amount lost. fleets laden with treasure towards the foi-m of wor.ship. 'They know nothing turers, Farmers, Corporations and Indi- mountain-sides where my bounties have bowed criminals, some in red kimonas, beast of burden. vidgais received on favorable terms. Job printing of all kinds lieen bestowed; sinking then,in a slight- some in a pale blue—those in the red of the Christian religion, and even the There is no emotion felt by them at ly altered form into the earth and vis- the worst class; those in the blue the barbarous worship of a wooden idol or death. The body of the deceased is ALEXANDRIA, ONT., BRANCH, done at the shortest notice, iting all the roots of the trees with su{>- men who had shown themselves indus- a sacred animal is a closed book to rudely thrown into a hole, clothed and reasonably,atthe‘'Clen- plies of food—creeping up through all trious prisoners, willing to serve Japan the rags worn when alive. There H* J. R PRÔCTOK, MANAGER. their veins and into their broad green as a workman and servile subject un- them. Of the parns, dewas, nambqngs not a tear, not a sigh nor the least i| Parrian ” office. leaves, whence I escape into the air til their crime be atoned for. At the and other phantom forms which, in the dication of sorrow. A parent buries a again. You see I have had something far end of the shop we encountered a vivid imagination of the other Malay j child and a husband his wife with no different industry—the weaving and more feeling than if burying gn animal. to do. But all this quiet work is only trilles, haunt each mountain, rock and SciBntifio American half enough for me. Work is my na- dyeing of the cloth from which the The IranrLaugts are rather short in VAA LCITOB, Q.C. R. A. Pmi>«x.l Agency ture; so do not be afraid of overtasking clothes of the prisoners are made. tree, they are la complete ignorance. stature and thick-set. The women are J. O. HARKNESS, B.A me. 1 cannot have too much.” The different rooms are divided by a In form only are they human Ijeings, coarse, ungainly looking creatures,with, ' “Indeed, you are a grand old fellow, broad walk, leading directly across the but in nearly every other action of dark-colored features. They live most- and I am proud of your acquaintance.” building, connecting two side doors, and ly on rice, fruit and fish. It is but sel- Leitch, Pringle &. darkness, said James, “Now, I seem to rememb- as our footsteps sounded on the reson- life they are not one whit higher than, dom that they eat meat. Their motto er having seen you in April days, or ant path the guards in the department the beast of the field. The Orang- is: “Sufficient f®r the day is,.the evil sometimes in August or September, we had just left gave a command, and, Lauts, or "Men of the Seas,” as they thereof.” Of the morrow or yesterday in turning, I observed the convicts rising they give no thought. floating in the sky, but I never thought are sometimes termed, have neither fear CAVEATS, to lûecome so much better acquainted slowly and resuming their work. TRADE MAmeS, with you in my grandmother’s kitchen.” The poor wretches had been in this of death nor a dread of life’s ills. The DESIGN PATENTS. humiliating attitude the entire time we COPYRIGHTS, etc. “James. James! What are ye doing?" howling of the wind through the for- THAT INFANT. For information and free Handbook write to cried the old lady from her straight- had been inspecting the department. As ests, the bright flashes of lightning, the BouoTOBa FOB THx OMTABJO BANK. A CO., 861 BaOADWAY, KBW YORK. backed chair. “Here ye’ve done nae- we entered the second, the attendant Pa, does Mr. SmUer burn candles at Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. thing a’ the day but tilt the cover of there gave the same command, the con- loud reiiort of thundler or any other bis house? Every patent taken out by us Is brought before phenomena of nature do not seem to No, my dear, why do you ask? tbe puDlic by a notice given free of charge In tbe the tea-kettle. Gae to your tasks now, victs prostrated themselves as had their OiTT. like a man and be of some use in the companions, and, passing among the impress them any ‘more than the fen- Why, I heaxd him say the other night world.” looms, .spinning machines, dye vats and ooious wild beasts of the tropics. There that you couldn’t hold a candle . to ’ ”Ah! grandmamma,” said James, drying racks, we left No. 1 and enter- is little in life which leaves any inu- grandpa. •« Tl*. arsest circulation of any sclentlllc paper In th« “I’ve been doing a thousand days’ work, ed the next building. pression on this remarkable set of world. Splendid;.': Idustrated. No iatelhzent people. I He that’s liberal to all alike, may hr. cW'Vbaby had croup and was saved man thouM he without It. Weekly. stS.OO a sitting here by the ingleside.” Cure,” writes Mrs. J-B. Mar- Tear; ei.tO sir months. Address, MCXN ft CO„ “Dinna be fooling bairn ! Dinna be His face was of the doubtful kind that 'There is no joy at the birth of a a good by chance, but never out of '■ HfcotsviUe, Ala. FCBUsnr.iiB, S61 Broadway, New Vcik City, fooling ye idle dreamer! Work aid ye’ll wins the eye ^.nd not the mind.—Scott.' child, and the bah } born to the “men ment.—Beaumont and Fletcher. A - To the Independent Electors of Glengarry County ! w
We are Giving Away Goods from now until Election Day at Less than Montreal Wholesale Prices, TUB GOOD'LUCK STORE, 'Alexandria, Ont.
GtLENaAKEY AND DISTEIOT. The miHinery openings this week of outlay in cleaning the river. No doubt ^iiuiaiummiuiiimiumiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiimimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiitumuiiiiaiiitimuiiiiiiiiiiniiQÉ Mrs. Burton and Mrs. A, Edwards, were that much credit is due our representa- NORTH LANCASTER- we believe a success. Both places were tive Major R. R. Mcl^ennan, who was Bev. Mr. Clarke, of Ottawa will (D.V.) beautifully arranged and a fine display the means in obtaining a good sum of J Look for tho Little Card in the Pockets. I OTTAWAiS preach at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.tn. in the of Millinery were to be seen. money from the government towards s S Baptist Church at North Lancaster, the Miss Hattie Morrison, of Pigeon Hill the work. An act that certainly should S Shorey’s celebrated ready-made clothing has a c | is visiting friends here. be appreciated, at least by all interested. first two Sundays in Maj'. Friends cor- 5 in the pocket of each garment guaTai^eeing jvxi | d'ally invited. An effort is being made Fire was discovered to be in the roof WILLIAMSTOWN sfiiiSiWtSssI I secure Mr. Clarke for the pastorate of of the, engiu'e'room of the saw mill,Wed' 5 used in its manufacture to be thoroughly, ged i need ay afternoot). The whistle gave a Miss Mary Hay. arrived iiome from I ae Baptist Mission in Lancaster. Ottawa Friday last. = and Shrunk and its workmanship to ^ » i Seeding operations have commenced report and immediately a crowd of tyill- James Munroe, of the Globe Mills, in this vicinity. ing workers gathered. The fire was jgeoiifti quickly extinguished. was.in town on Tuesday. be sound in every particular. x\hvays ® ® = We are pleased to learn that Miss Jacob Flemming, of the Glen arrived ’ Carrie,B. Leclafr, daughter of A. Leclair J. C. Watt will preach.in the Congre- home from the Royal Victoria Jlospital, ask for and be sure that you get Shorey’s y Made s For practical tralolne In Book-keeping, gational Cnurch, Sunday miming next. S Offlee-work, Shorthand,.Type-Writing, Tele- is recovering from her severe illness. Montreal. B make. Every reliable dealer keeps it. Clotllîllg 1 araphy and Penmanship. COME TO U8.^ John Barrie had a stone bee on Mon- Extensive preparations are being made I Wehavehelpedthousands-.can’twe belpyou for the celebration on the 23rd. Miss Sarah Williamson, who has been day, and with 10 teams and 25 men did Write far Clrcnlar descrlblng*i«.£>ocasi«aa]ly a com-munity is thrown Is it not a good time now for our coun- ment exegesis, and 1st in Divinity. Sunlight Ci *0 jiao a state of serious brooding and e^ger J. C. Brown, B.A., M.A., 1st class hon- cil to provide some fire protection. ANTEDi—Trustworthy men and t^uiry. Mach Of the conversation in- Tanks couRf be erected, and filled by ours in English, and 1st class honours W -T dulged in is performed like as if a spec- the springs flowing down our Main and medal in History. women to advocate a popular tre stood in the door-way ; such would J. A. C. Cameron, B.A., L.L.B. cause at home. $40.00 to $00.00 monthly, street, at a very small cost, and then to suitable persons, .tddress. Drawer j perhaps describe the state of things with water w9uld bo handy even if we only E. Rayside, passed Mineralogy and 1 us at this Bi.Qoaeat. The list of the sick tlius secured her B.A. 29, Brantford, Ont. had a pail brigade. Now, who will take , BOOKS ros WRAPPERS ft* Cl -< WH f-i N O? to V and ailing is long, with some very serious steps foreatosi in tais matter, before we \ For every 12 “Sunlight” • ^ cases, al'out wliom hourly enquiry is - i have another blaze. I wrappers sent to Lever Bros., S*c made, Peter McIntosh and Mrs. Hep- At the last meeting of the W.C.T.Ü. ^ Ltd., Toronto, a useful paper- WANTED.—YOUNG OR MIDDLE ^ g rH .r. tfv C CO Wdrth, 6ÏÔ not yet out of danger. The important business was laid on the ÜLÜ0NS F9R \ bound book will be sent, or • AGED MEN of character Hun- w I ,'iwînkling ray of hope that flits over the table. Therefore a full meeting is re- 1 a cloth-bound for 50 wrappers dreds foremost in Canada, started with o ■ us. About $14.00 a week to begin with. z fever-BCenU d horizon of their being, is as quested next month when these mat- DEFENCE! 000 ' fleet as fickle, and often seemingly vain ters will he dealt with. THE BSADLKY GABRKTSOV CO., (Ltd’J o and delusive as the transient phosphor- We would advise those who afe ob- BRANTFORD, Out. o eecenCe of the sea that chimes upon the structing the side walk#on Church St. to Not One Cent VILLAGE PROPERTY „^ater. However, the sanguine live, be cautioned in time and remove same. „^Svait, and serve with hope. Our lacrosse team ought to soon begin FOR SALE OR RENT. For Tribute. • S • • ® • • ' Alexander McNaughton, of the 4th to practice if they wish to excell. WANTED :Ë : ’.'o : : . concession of Lancaster received a bad The unde»*slKned Offers for sale that valu- 3 ' *2 • 3 • • . LOCH GARRY. able property in the Village of Alexandria, A EVÎAN To sell Canadian and U. S. r fleab wound in his shoulder and armpit Safety Of Canadians having a frontage on Lochiel Streetof nearly as . ® —il t--* ^ while working at the circular saw cutting Our farmers are busily engaged at four hundred feet and a depth of over three grown trees, berry plants, roses,,^rubs, Btove wood on Friday last. He is said their spring’s work. Assured. hundred feel. hedges, ornamental trees, and'seed pota- There la erected on said premisea a New o « a o A Q ce s'— C,2 to be progressing favorably. Miss M. A. McDonald, (Lake Shore), TWO-STOKEY FHAME HOUttB, 22 x 26 toes, for the only nursery having testing Ds, TobiH has given the contract of left for Montreal last week. having a flrst-claas .stone foundation, with bnilding ills new hotel on the site of the P. A. McDonald, accompanied by Miss When Paine’s Celery Com- cemen'ed cedar under the whole main build- orchards in Canada. We Igive you the L C. HARRIS, Agent, Alexandria, old one' to J. Parisan, contractor of Co- ing. The cellar contains two large va s benefit of our experience, so your success ^ Maggie McDonald, passed through here pound is Used,. which can be used for a cistern, pickle eggs, 1 Landing. The foundation is laid. Sunday evening. or arranged f< r wintering bees The house is guaranteed. If you are not earning Structural work is to commence as Louis 0’Briet!,of Alexandria, called is well finished ouiMde ana i nside,partitioned $50 per month and expenses, write us at in as ptjssiblo, and the entire,building on friends here Sunday. it has ever been the boast of Britons, lathed and plastered, and made very that they never shall be slaves. The There is a Good Stable,Î8 x .30,on theprem- qQkupleted early in September. The The party given in D. McDonald’s ises,and the^ntire lot is Well fenced. U is a once for particulars. Liberal commis- l|. liyidirg will cost nearly $4,000. Briton’s heart warms to freedom ; his desirable lot for a naan with a family who sions paid part time men. Farmers house, 3rd Kenyon, on Wednesday night, blood is aroused when human beings be- ATreati .interest has been, infused to the was a trand success, and all present en- wishes to keep a few horses or cows. Desira- sons should look into tliis ! It pays bet- r* subject of the burning of W. Stickler’s come mere chattels—bought and sold ble for gardening. If the eniire lot. is not joyed themselves very much. required, a portion can be divided off Into ter than working on the farm, and offers wharf at South Lancaster. The fire tooa *ir«o*ooo i o «ÇS 0 treal on Monday. , J. Fraser, of Ottawa, was down here on aminations, at 'I sSg gSe ing and tormenting enemies that come ci — c CÎ oi o* CÎ CÎ •Kr:®' si®’ ; .sSo « ^ D. B. McGregor intends opening his Saturday attending to the interment of too often in the form of rheumatism, : c« cheese factory May 1st. his brother, the late Jas. Frazer, which neuralgia, dyspepsia, indigestion, con- teC; Z • Z ^ Z Dr. Kirk moved hjs family this week were placed in the vault at the time of stipation, heart disease, nervonsness, 13 & Wiamstaii, : J3 ! from More wood. \Ve wish them suc- his death. OMUrÉfsWyiorülen ; ; ; : sleeplessness and blood diseases. COMMENCING ON j ; c -« • • • . i cess in their new home. GLEN ROY. W(^y encourage and pay tribute to J. J. McCuaig bought (juite a number Most of the farmers have commenced THURSDAY, 2nd JULY,’96,' : o V of horses last week for the English mar- such death-dealing masters ? Our bod- > *- ft I S'- ® sowing. iea^hould be free, clean, pure, and fit- At 8.45 a.m ® i. S'® •“2 ^ ' ' ket, for which good prices were paid. Miss Sarah McDonald arrived home teô for the full enjoyment of true life. iF cS23®« a 5 2* I S = ®Ï,.Ê*- Intending Candidates must notify NOT s ^ 0° ^ •^IcagcV- MAXVILLE. from Ogdensburgh last week. That world-renowned prescription, LATER than the 1st day of .May n..xt. 0®®C^QOO O.H a . ® a The past week has apparently been a Dr. P. and Mrs. McDonald were visit- ■PiHne's Celery Compound ^es perfect D. MCDIA.R.VIID, ® ^ : ■ : 6 i 3£5« a week of “ home coming.” Friday morn- ing at D. J. McDonald’s on Tuesday. heâ%, Blrength and life. It removes P. 8 Inspector. > I? ! aK os ing Miss Christie McDougall and Mr. A. John McMartin passed through town *e'ver)|jt.ra^ of disease from the body, Maxvllle, 11th April, 1896. pl-8w. Ft s oiw H. Robertson returned from New York on Tuesday. and purifies the blooii. a Ô :S- l5fe2E^ where they have been attending the Mrs. Benwa, of Montreal, is visiting at Thiff;*f4.^thw'%ea80n to banish every CURES ^iO^-rco«ee Christiar^ Alliance College. We learn her father's. weigtrtaqjd oppression. Let the renovat- POSITIVELY Mes !’«o 4hat M'S? ..McDougall is an accepted ing Work’be, commenced now, so that Alex. Berry passed through town on CIDER* and FRUIT JEliLlKH. Lost Power, Nervous Debility, mi8sio||av fl>r India and will probably Sunday on his way to Chas. Brantford’s. sumrner and the hot weather may be met a cormyated paa over tikebox, doabUng Failing Mânhood, Secret Di- ,^oô3î t: o::: “jjj';; leave some time next winter for the Oliver Berry purchased a nice driving with strong and vigorous bodies and capacity ; BmafivinterehaBce- seases, caused by the errors .. -B! ' able Byrap pans iconnected by and excesses of youth. gisis : iD«ap:a field. sulky from M. Emberg, for the training clear heads. Paine’s Celery Compound siphmis), easily haodled ^ for oleansins and — Young, 'middle-aged or old S «0 Saturday evening’s train brought .Tohn of tiis trotter, which ho intends putting has in past seasons saved thousands of etoring ; and a i>er- men,suflfering from the effects Mnnro anti friend, ,John McRae.of New- on the Course ttiis summer. sufferers ; it.will do the same for you feet autOHintic of follies and excesses, restored -to health, man- Tickets ts.ned and Baggage checked reirnhitor. The hood and vigor. through. For Information, tickets, Ac., ap- foundland, both of whom have neen at- D, A. McDougall arrived liome from to-day, weary and sick mortal. Champion is as ply to any avent of the Company. teudiug tilt' en’s University, Kingston. Beaudetle on Tuesday. When decide to use the great great an improve- Price $1:00, 6 boxes for $5.00. Sent by mail, ment ever the swurely sealed. Write for our book, "*Startlinfr E.J. CHAMBERLIN, C. J. SMITH , , M s- .1 Hide McDougall, who for some The water has fallen very rapidly in health giver, see that your dealer gives Cook {MU as the /'ar/j,” for Men only, tells you how to get weU Qeneral Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt Ottawa Ont. .time was in Montreal, is spending the the River BeaudetUa this spring. It was you the kind thatcuRKS. Ask for Paine’s tatter was over the and stay well, , eea here w th her parents. hardly ever seen befori so low this early Celery Compound, and see that it has lUdhon kettle hunif dtt a fenoo rail. Ii. O.HARRIS Agent. Alexandria. ' Mrs. Casst Iman, of Anltsville, was in the season, and goes to show what the “stalk of celery.” No other prepara- THE G. H. GRIMM MFG. GO., Addreaa/QiÜEEN Nr£DICINE CO., Box 04T, Visiting at Dr. Munro’a last weak. benefit the ratepayeis receive from their < tion will sait your case. UUDSOIf, Oblo, 4b MONXRSIAI,, MONTREAL. Subscribe for the Glenga’’^^’^