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VOL. IX. ALEXAOTEIA, OXT., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1900. NO. 37.

VANKLEEK HILL Miss Flora Ann Grant left for Montreal Y. BAKER, B.A., MJ>., J. The S S cenveution of the county of Monday last. Prescott meets here on Thursday and Fri- J N McLeod visited the Glen Tuesday Dalhousio Mills, —IS PUBL18HBP— day of this week. A number of delegates last. I CURRENT AND DISTRICT NEWS are expected. WILLIAMSTOWN EVERY FRIDAY MORNXK Q Ontario. J MoInnes, barrister, was married on D K McDonald, M L A, is home for a —AT THE— Hs Ghronicled by our Industrious k Wednesday afternoon to Miss Gertie few days from Sault St Marie. MlSCKLhAHRO US. Staff of eorrespondents . . . . GLENGARRY “NEWS” PRINTING OFFICE Mooney of Bast Hawkesbury. ) Mrs Deyell, of South Monaghan, is visit- MAIN STREET, ALEXANDRIA, ONT- Mr McKinnon, of the High School staff, ing with her brother, John Gattanach. TBBUS OP SUBSCRIPTION—one dollar per vear ONALD J. MACDONELL, has resigned and leaves town very soon. Miss Mable Browh, of Toronto, who has If paid in advance, or within three months from D Two experts from Montreal inspected been visiting with her cousin. Miss Marion beginning of year; $1.25 per year if not so paid LICENSED ADOTIONEEB, LANCASTER MAXVILLE the walls of the new Presbyterian Church McLennan, returned home on Wednesday. ADVERTISING RATES—Transient advertise Bev D Stewart, wife and daughter, of ents, 10 cents per Nonpareil line for first in- Alexandria, Ont. Miss Lizzie Leitch left for Chicago last this week and gave a verbal report at a Miss Mary Agnes Barrett who spent sertion, Scents per line for each subsequent Laguerre, P Q, were the guests of D Fraser nsertion. week. congregational meeting held Tuesday, but part of the summer with her sister here, on Monday. ' CONTRACT RATES—The following table shows >ETEB BOUOIE, Miss Annie Munroe, of Martintown,spent it is not decided as yet what is to be done returned to Chicago last week. our rates for the insertion of advertisements for Miss Julia McMillan, of Alexandria,spent specified periods:— last week visiting friends in town and as to rebuilding the walls. Monday afternoon the household effects a couple of days in town last week thà vicinity. Advertisements^ without specific directions, GLEN ROBERTSON of Mrs Jane McGrner, of Calumet, Mioh, LICENSED ADOTIONEEB, guest of Mrs A B McDonald. Miss Ethel 'Alguire, who has spent the will be inserted till forbid and charged accord' Mrs H McCarthy moved to Alexandria were sold by auction at her former resid- ngly. Transient advertisements must be paid Orton McLaren and Mack Munro left' for sommer visiting at her home here, returned n advance Alexandria, Ont last week. ence, Wm Maepherson acting as auctioneer. Queen’s College, Kingston, Tuesday. to Montreal on Monday morning. Advertisements will be changed twice each J W Hambleton has secured a position George Watson went up to Kingston on month If desired. For changes oftener than ^EOEOE HBABNDEN, Dunbar Harkness, of Montreal, spent Mrs J Kennedy, of Chicago, who has twice a month the composition must be paid for in the CAB shops at Ottawa. Monday to enter on an art’s course; at at regular rates. Sunday at home. spent the last two months visiting friends Changes fdr contract advertisements mast be Alex Eobertson is visiting friends in Queen’s University and on Tuesday Miss IsSHEB OE MABBIAQE LICENSES, J T Schell, Esq, of Alexandria, spent a here, returned to her home last week. n the office by noon on Tuesdays. Calumet this week. Jessie Gattanach, the winner of the Mc- couple of days in town this week. Miss MoNanghton, of Picnic Grove, visit- Miss McIntosh, of Alexandria, was visit- Lennan Scholarship, left to pursue Jier SPACE. lYR. \ 6 MO. 3 MO. IMP. Alexandria, Ontario. The infant son of Mr and Mrs A Sauriol ed friends here last week. I I ing Mrs J McKay over Sunday. studies at the same seat of learning. . died on Monday after a brief illness. The Miss Maggie Wightman has returned to 90 inches.. $60.00 $35.00 $20.00 $7.00 Alex Kobertson is home fromMadawaska We have just received the handsome 12.00 ^BTHUB J. BEAL parents have the sympathy of the commu- town after paying an extended visit to her 10 inches., 36.00 20.00 5.00 on a visit to his parents. portrait of Sir Wilfrid Laurier issued by 6 inches 20.00 12.00 7.00 3.00 nity. home at Picnic Grove. 1 inch 6.00 3.60 2.00 l.X BANDMASTEB N Markson is visiting in Hawkesbury the ‘News.’ It is a very fine piece ofwerk J D Boss and his daughter, of Chicago, Kennie W Boss, of Martintown, was A. G. P. MACDONALD, Teacher of : this week. and no one should be without a copy when are visiting bis sister, Mrs E McBae. among the many visitors to our town last Editor and Manager Mrs E Shaughnessy and family, of Blue it can be seoured:;for ts^ cents and a ‘News’ Dr M B Morley, of East Hampton, ,NY, Saturday. PIANO, OKGAN, VIOLIN, Bonnets,are visiting her mother,Mrs D Mc- coupon. ■ is visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs D M Mc- Wesley Dunlop, section foreman of the GOBNET A.ND GUITAK. Donald. The Charlottenbnrgh couneikafter mneh Crimmon. C A B, is visiting friends at Spencerville, ^ustneas fitwctorg. 13-3m Dan McDonald arrived home on Friday urging from press and public,ffiftve at last Mrs Ettershank, who has been on an Ont, and Ogdensbnrg, N Y. from Jersey City.. begun laying sidev/alks on John street. The LIVEBY STABLE. extended visit with her daughter, Mrs Duncan A MoEwen, of Warina, was in LEGAL. B Diotte held a turkey raffle on Tuesday improvement is so marked that all we can Morley, East Hampton, returned home town on Tuesday. Main Street, Alexandria, night which was well attended. say ik, that it is a pity they did not do it last week. Wm A Munroe, cheese manufacturer of Duncan Morrison is visiting in Hawkes- sooner for the street was in a disgracefnl AODONELI, & COSTELLO, (Sonth of the Bridge.) Norman McGillis and wife, of Belleville, the Bussell Combination, Navan, was in M bury this week. condition all summer. BABBISTBBS, JOHN MOMABIIN, Proprietor. are spending a few days in town the guests town on Wednesday. The horse races which were held here on The G E Society gave their annual open- ■ SoiiioiTOBS, NOTABIBS PDBLIO. ETC. of his father, N McGillis, Oak St. Frank H McDougall returned on Tues- . Solicitors for Bank of Ottawa. Good Horses and Bigs. Prices Moderate. Thursday were a decided success. ing reception to the High School pupils on Nt. Alexandria, Qnt. • Bev M Tanner, of Windsor Mills, Que, day morning to resume his studies in Monday evening in St Andrew’s Hall. A J. A. MACDONBLL, Q.O. F. T. OOSTBI,LO. is the guest of his brother, Bev J UTanner, ST. RAPHAELS J^IVBEY STABLE. Queen’s College, Kingston. very enjoyable evening was spent and an Money to loan at lowest rate on mortgage the Manse. F Lafrance spent a couple of days in Miss Agnes Ogilvie and Andrew Ogilvie, opportunity given for new pupils to become Stables—St. Catherine St. East. Mrs D Fraser returned from Toronto on Montreal this week. of Ottawa, sister and brother of Mr Ogilvie, acquainted with their senior schoolmates MUNRO, . , ! Monday. Mr Duggan and his son, Master Fred, of M Bear of Grand Union Hotel. of Klondyke fame, were judges at the Max- and with the members of the society. The Bev James G«ftneron, Toronto, a Toronto, paid our town a call on Monday. .'■gOLIOItOB, ^ ABOH. MCMILLAN, - - - Proprietor. ville Fair. They were the guests of Dr The Sons of Scotland concert which took OOHVEYANCEK, NOTABÏ PCBLIO, *0. retired minister of thePreebyterian chnrch, Misses Mary Delphine Chisholm and McDiarmid while here. place on Friday evening of last week, was, Alexandria, Ont. died on Monday at bis residence, Borden Margaret Ann McDonald left on Monday M F Munroe, of St Elmo, has gone to like all the entertainments undertaken by street, in his fifty-eight year. His remains Kingston, where he will enter Queen’s Col- for Montreal. Money to Loan at Low Kates of Interest. that society, a grand success. The evening J.W.WEE6IIR, MHXVILLE, ONT. were taken to Lancaster, and the funeral lege. He will take the Arts coarse and D B McDonald, M P P, drove through Mortgages Pnrohased. Real Estate, Insurance and Financial was fine and the hall Was filled without took place on Wednesflay from the resi- town on his way home from Glen Nevis Agent. Afterwards the Theological course. His being uncomfortable. *Slisa Minnie Mc- dence of his brother, Wm Cameron, 2nd rnany friends wish him a snccessful career. Tuesday evening. ^DWABD H. TIFFANY, General Conveyancer, Appraiser, &o. Lennan in her violin sffios displayed con- Lancaster, for interment at the 2nd Lan- We regret to announce the death of the Banald Grant, of this place, met with a Commissioner in the High Court of Justice. siderable command of that diffioult instru- MONEY TO LOAN. caster burying grounds. Bev A Graham, very painful accident on Monday morning. infant daughter of Peter H MoEwen, 17th ment. Mias Katherine MePhee, of Alex- BABBISTEB, NOTABT, BTO, assisted by Bev J U Tanner, conducted the He was employed by W O’Daire, of Green iHdian Lands, which occurred on Saturday andria, made her first appearance before a service. The pall-bearers were, Thos Valley, taking down a scaffold used in re- after an illness of only two weeks. The Williamstown audience and she was well Munro, B Pattingale, J T McLennan, J B pairing a chimney when it gave away and Office—Over Post Office, Alexandria, Out. MONEY. MONEY. little girl was only three months old. The received. Her voice has quality and ex- McLennan, Alpin Grant and D Fraser. funeral was held on Monday and was large- he fell to the ground about 21 feet high. The undersigned is prepared to loan money hibits careful training which was shown A very quiet marriage took place on Fi;i- ly attended. The services were conducted His many friends wish him a speedy re- J^EITOH, PBINGLE & CAMBBON, at 5 percent on terms to suit borrowers. to best advantage in her response to a re- day evening last at 8 p m, at the residence by the pastor, Bev James Cocmack. covery. CHARGES RBASOXABLB. call after her first number. Mr D C Mc- BABBISTEBS, of Samuel McPherson. The contracting John Hanter and Alexander Hnnter, of BoLicrroBs IN THE SOPBEME COUBT, FAIR DRALIKG ACCORDED TO ALL. Gregor is possessed of a rich baritone voice FRIVATK MONET AVAILABLE. parties being D J Maepherson and Miss Vankleek Hill, were the guests of Dr Mo- In The Jaws of A Lion. NOTAKIES POBLIO, AC. admirably adapted for the martial and Cornwall, Ont. FARMS FOR SALE. Mabel Aitkeu, two of Lancaster’s most Diarmid. The gallant Major Swaine tells of being patriotic selections he rendered. Miss Mo- JAMES LEITOH, Q.O., B. A. PBINOLE, ANGUS MCDONALD, popular young people ; Bev Mr Graham H B Garner, who has been unwell for knocked senseless by a lion that lacerated Clelland, of Toronto, as an elocntionist was J. A. C. OAMEBON, L.Ii.B. 22-ly Insurance Agent. officiated. The happy couple left by the his arm. His thrilling escape from the some days, is now somewhat better. jaws of death is only equalled by Dr. a great favorite with the audienoe, and dis- 9.45 p m train for Toronto and other west- J Hull, of Caledonia, Wentworth King’s New Discovery for Consumption, played perfect command of voice and move- •jyj^ACLENNAN, LIDDELL & CLINE, ern cities. They have the best wishes of a which has saved thousands from desperate County, the new teacher engaged to take ment. Miss McClelland has been before BABBISTEBS, large circle of friends. On their return charge of the Coutinnation Class recently Throat and Lung troubles. “All doctors said my wife would soon die of Consump- the public for only a few months, hot it is r SOMOITOBS, NOTABIES, BTO. they will take up their residence in Alexan- organized in onr school, arrived on Satur- I MEND WATCHES. tion,” writes L. C. Overstreet, of Elgin, safe to predict that she will soon rival our Cornwall, Ont. dria, where Mr Maepherson is employed in day and entered on his professional duties Tenn., but your wonderful medicine com- best Canadian entertainers. Mrs Oontts- the office of Messrs Maepherson & Schell. pletely cured her, and saved her life.” D. B;* MAOLENNANi'O.O. People that have known me all my life on Tuesday. The junior department of Bain, also of Toronto, was, if a distinction say I am honest—would not charge for Mr W Henderson has given np the tele- the school has been removed to the Boyal Satisfaction is guaranteed by Ostrom Bros, J. W. LIDDELL, O. H. CLINE. who give trial bottles free. Large bottles could be made, the favorite of the eveotug. P. J. MACLENNAN. more mending than is done, and would put phone office, and this week the company’s Templars’ Hall, and will remain there 50o and Ç1.00. She has a sweet soprano voice of consider- honest materials into the jobs. People men are changing it to A D MoDonell’s that have favored me with repairing de- until the proposed addition to the school able power, but it is not so much the voice groopry store, south Terrace street. The building is completed. y^LEX. L. SMITH, clare that I understand my business from KIRK HILL that attracts, as it is the personality of the A to Z. I shonld like to have a chance to location is central and convenient to both Miss Nellie Dey, of Dunvegan, has enter- Donald D and Mrs MoGillivray, 28-9, singer, and her really fine command of prove my skill and honesty to the people of hotels and other business bonses. ed the dressmaking establishment of Miss i f. Barrister Solicitor, &c., Alexandria. visited B A MoGillivray’s last week, renew- expression and dramatic power, together W J Stafford, of Montreal, spent Tues- M McLaren in the Crystal Palace Block. ing old acquaintances. with an entire absence of anything like If you will bring your ailing watch to day in town. W H Atkins, of Ottawa, has been en- MoPhee’s Block, Alexandria, Ont Donald McLennan, Glen Sandfield, paid staginess. Her repdering of “Caller Mrs J F McGregor, of Alexandria, spent gaged as baker by H B Garner. me I will guarantee you a good job, a few of his many friends a short visit last Herrin” was alone worth tile admission fee. Tuesday in town. Dnncan G Bennett, Fred Campbell, Will OLABK BBOWN, and the charge will he as little as it Friday. The whole programme had a genial and Irvine and Dan M Campbell, bf Athol, left J.': ought to be. SITTINDALE John McLeod, of Skye, passed throngh cheery ring, which made it one of the most on Tuesday forj Tamisoaming, where they Neil and Mrs. McLeod, of MoCrimmon^ here last Saturday. > admirably balanced and thoroughly artist- BABBISTEB. SOL;IOITOE, H. R. OUDDON, will spend the winter in lumbering. wore visiting Wm McGillivray last Sunday Mrs Duncan McLennan and Mrs Donald ic concerts ever given here. NOTABT, ETC. Watchmaker, &o. Mrs Thos Flynn, of North Valley, Osna- Hector and MrsUrqnhart, of St Elmo, McIntosh, of Loohinvar, visited friends in McCRIMMON brück, and her son, German, visited her St. Lawrence Block, Alexandria. 26tf were visiting Dan McDeod’s last Friday. this section last Friday. WILLIAM8TOWN, ONT. brother, H Alguire, this week. Superb weather. • Miss Mary MoGillivray left for Montreal Mrs Wood and Mrs Alex Clark visited There has been a boom in real estate at Mr Dover, the popular Canadian man- last Thursday. Hugh D MoGillivray, 28-7th last Friday. McCrimmon’s this week. We will be able WANTED ager of the White Sewing Machine Go’s, MEDICAL. Dan McCrimmon left for shantyland last Miss Mary McLeod, 30-7, and Aldie to particnlarize in next issue. A first-class girl for general housework. Must business, vffiited D A McArthur, the local know how to cook. In applying state wages ex- Tuesday. MoGiilivray, 38-7,. visited D E MoGillivray Many of our progressive farmers have pected. V. DIYOUMB, agent, on Wednesday. i L. MCDONALD, M.D'. Queen’s Hotel, A Yuille visited friends in Dunvegan last last Friday. been adding to their acres. The latest deal ^ 32tf Alexandria, Ont A clever piece of workmanship was turn- week. Arch McMillan, teacher school section in farm land was between W D McLeod ed out by James Ferguson this week. He John MoCuaig, of Hawkesbury, visited No 3 west, and Bod A MoGillivray were in and Banald Cameron, Mr McLeod having made a steel shaft seven inches in diameter . . Alexandria, Out. through here this vfeek. Vankleek Hill last week on business. purchased Mr Cameron’s property. and about six feet long for the engine room CARTAGE Mrs Neil B McLeod, of this place, was John McIntosh, of the firm of George D D McLeod returned home from a of J P MoDougall’s grist mill. When the visiting her daughter, Mrs J N McLeod, of McIntosh & Son, visited Donald John Mc- three weeks’ trip to the West on Saturday. Office and Besidenoe—Kenyon street: fact is taken into consideration that this Cotton Beaver. Gillivray last Sabbath. Mr McLeod visited Edmonton, where his class of work is always done in regular The undersigned is now prepared to cater FASSIFERN Alex B MoGillivray visited Bod A Mo- brother, Sandy, is engaged in farming. He to the wants of Alexandrians generaly in locomotive and engine shops where they •pyOWEB & FITZPATBIOK, DENTISTS. Bicycle riding and driving is the order of Gillivray last Sunday. reports Sandy and other Glengarrians who the way of the cartage trade, having put in have special appliances for forging large an np-to-date equipment. All orders will the day. Bev Mr MoCallum, of Gloa Sandfield, are out there as well, and is well satisfied Head Office—.Vankleek Hill. shafts of this kind. Onr town is to be con- be promptly and expeditiously executed. Wedding bells are ringing in the west. preached in the Free Kirk pulpit last with his trip. gratulated upon having a maohlniet like Dr. Howes will be in Maxville twice Satisfaction assured. A trial order solicit- Sabbath, while Bev J McLean occupied the Messrs J A MeSweyu, D W Campbell, each mouth. ed. Several farmers have started their fall Mr Fergnson. Bt Columba Church pulpit last Sabbath in D McCrimmon, D MoNeil, and J B Mo- . I PAUL DAPBATO, plonghing. Division Court was held here on Wed- See Local Notice for Dates. the absence of Bev Mr MaoKonzie. 33-4 Alexandria. Allan McLennan called on friends at nesday by Judge O’Keily. Several cases Gillivray left on Tuesday to spend the Bloomington last Sunday. were disposed of. Malcolm B McGillivray visited his winter in our northern forests. M W Stewart, tea merchant, of Dunve- mother-in-law, Mrs Duncan B MoGillivray Miss Grace Black, left for Vankleek McKAY, The annual convention of the Glengarry A."- gan, was in this vicinity the early part of County W’ C T U will be held in the Pres- last Sabbath. Hill on Monday. Miss C A McCrimmon has been visiting Veterinary Sorgeon, 1 ■ •. week. byterian Church here, next Thursday and GLEN NORMAN While en route to Alexandria on Tues- at J Benton’s this week. Alexandria. THORN HILL FARM Friday, Oct 11th and 12th. Thursday While regretting the serious illness of day, Angus McLennan, of Baltic’s Corners, D J MoMillan has been apprenticed to evening Mr MoGonica, of the Old Brewery Dan MoEae, we trust to hear of his speedy passed throngh town. Mr McIntyre to take a course of training Office—Driving Park, Alexandria. 39tf Lancaster, Ont., Canada. Mission, Montreal, will deliver an address recovery through the able treatment of Dr Finlay McLennan and Donald J McDon- on some live topic. We hope a good crowd at the anvil. McLennan. ald are engaged in hunting coons. will attend as this is a rare chance. DUNVEGAN . IRVINE V.8. Miss Jennie McBae, of Lancaster, is I will be prepared on or about 18lh The residence of Malcolm Dewar was the D. " visiting her brother, D A MoBae. October to take 240 Spring Chickens of the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednes- There was a pleasant time spent at B D Office :—Windsor Hotel, larger hrwds, such as Plymouth Books, day of last week, the contracting parties Wyandoffes, Cochins, Brahmas or crosses McDonald’s husking bee Thursday night of 'f" Maxville, Ont, being Mr Dewar’s daughter, Mary Ann and of these, averaging in weight from 3 to 4 last week. lbs. each. No black legs are wanted. Dan K McLeod, of the CAB Ottawa, son Honorary Graduate Ontario Veterinary College _ i Canadas Çon. Geo McDonald, who has been visiting K Prices will be published later, also exact of Kenneth McLeod, of this place. The D McDonald’s for the last couple of weeks, date for receiving chickens. o i Premier groom was ably assisted by his brother, R. REID, -W Sir ÏÏIilfrid Lauder left for his home in New York. D Fred, while Miss Annie, sister of the bride, DENTIST, A number from here attended the party ALEXANDRIA, ONT. performed a similar duty for the bride. WINTER VEGETABLE SUPPLY. at Bainsville and report a good time. Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College and Bev K A Gollan, tied the nuptial knot. ^^e R.O.D.S. of Ontario.. o Mr Gaslin and daughter, Buth, and My man is prepared to take orders for At the conoluslon of the ceremony, the ^OFFICE ; In residence South Main St., (the lOc News Coupon 10c Miss MacEvoy, visited Mr and Mrs Gray iÇouse recently occupied by J. J. McIntosh. winter vegetables. Ask to see price list. party which consisted of over a hundred A few Wyandottes and Barred Bock HANDSOME PORTRAIT of the Great Liberal Leader. Sunday last. ^ PAINLBBSS EXTRACTION. and fifty invited guests, sat down to a Cockerels at $1 each—only a few left ; also THIS COUPON AND lOo will procure one of those handsome A grand party was held at the residence sumptuous spread, after which dancing was a couple of pure bred Pekin Drakes at $2 yPortraits at the News Office. Sent by mail for 1 coupon and 12o. of Thomas D McDonald. It was a grand DB. MOBBOW. - each. indulged in the greater part of the evening. DENTIST, success. All dispersed to their homes well The happy couple left the following even- Graduate of Ontario College of Dentistry. A. S. McBean. NAME. pleased with the enjoyable evening' spent, ing for Ottawa where they will reside in Office and residence : Maxville, Ont. thanking Mr and Mrs McDonald for their fnture. The bride was the recipient of a 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month in ADDBESS.. generous hospitality. large number of valuable and hanosohae AVONMORB Have yon seen one of those hand- presents. Mr and Mrs McLeod have many 2nd and 4th Tuopfl ay8 of each mouth in i A H McDonald aud A McDonald, of friends m Glengarry who extend to them V. BIOOSE CREEK some portraits of Sir Wilfrid Laurier ? Alexandria, called on friends in the 8tb. hearty congratulations.

'1ÉX 9 fl Mrs L Kerrigan and family, of New FARM FOR SALE TEL. NO. 2332. F.O. BOX 602. CURRENT AND | York,who have been on a visit to her parents I SeFsenals. Mr and Mrs 1) Weir, 13-4‘,h Kenyon, for East iialf 32 in the 8th Concession of Lancast- DISTRICT NEWS. the past summer, returned to her home on er, 100 acres, 30 acres under cultivation, balance 9 a easily cleared and good land. Good house and Lovell & Christmas Monday morning. She was accompanied frame l’n.rn. Well fenced and drained. Limite€l. ST. ELMO on her return by her sister. Miss Christens. Apply to , H T McLeod, St Elmo, was in town MACDOXELL & COSTELLO, Mack Munroe who had charge o£ the St yesterday. His many friends will regret to learn S7-6 Alexandria. London, Manchester & MontreaC^ Elmo cheese factory for three years left for P MoSweyn, McCnmmou, was iu town that Mr Ban Lothian, who is studying at Provision Merchants yesterday. the Toronto School of Pharmacy, is now his home in Lancaster on Thursday. Mr Glengarry Wielders of the confined to the hospital in that city. We & Commission Agents, Munroe was very popular in this place. We regret to note the indisposition of trust that his illness will not result serious- WELL DRILLING 61-63 WILLIAM ST., MONTREAL. ' He took an. active part in the C E Society. Jno B Shaw. Birch Rod in Session— ly- Liberal advances made on consignments. >. He is going to enter Queen’s College this Mrs Chas Maville is the guest of Moose Jno N McCrimmon and .TD McGillinay, Special facilities for Cold Storage. Creek friends. The undersigned begs to inform the Correspondence solicited. fall where he intends taking an art’s course. Meetings being held Laggan, were in Montreal the early p--r of people of Glengarry that ho has purchased Mr Hough, of Avonmore, is now in Jno D McLeod, McCrimmon, was in the week. Mr McCrimmon, who b-s one of the latest steam drills and is pre- W. T. Ware, Manager. bought out Mr McGillivray’s business, /id charge of the cl^ebae factory here. in the High School town on Monday. pared to drill a five inch hole in rook or BANKERS ; open up business on Monday next wion a any kind of soil, to a depth of 400 feet if Robarts, Lubbock & Co., Lonaon, E.C. Cyril Berkley, of Belleville, is visiting I Sargeson, Lancaster, paid us a friend- fall line of general merchandise. lie London departmeut does not hind itself to accept equal for building np the blood and giving the lowest or any tender. Jackets and Boys’ Clothing. renewed strength to brain, body and nerves. By order. JOS. P-. ROY, Sold by all dealers or sent postpaid at 50o. Acting Secrets ry. A fine portnait of Sir Wilfrid Laurier a box or six boxes for 92.50, by addressing  floe portrait of Sir Wilfrid Laurier Department of Public Works, E. McHRTHUR, the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ottawa, Sept. 29,1900. for a Hews Coupon, and 10 cents. A for a Hews Coupon and 10 cents. A Newsiiapers inserting this advertisement with- The Fashionable Tailor, Maxville Ont. Do not be persuaded to j;ry something out authority from the Departumnt. will not be limited supply at the Hpws oice. else said to be “jpst as good.’' Mited supply at the Hews Office. paid for it. . '-if 'The famous White Sewing Machine and all kinds of sewing machine needles for sale.

t -Jf,/; ■ ■ i '■ . V/' ' ennit tested free. Noth- the Boers have been removed from vives Hm. He also loaves four sons, steamers from Glasgow’ which are re- &ye ing can be fairer. their barracks to the Portuguese Messrs. Arthur, Alexander, Charles ported clear of disease at Grosso John McLeiater, C. J. MATTICE, transport, Indiana, to prevent dis- and William, and two daughters. Isle to go on to Montreal, the cap- Graduate Optical Cornwall, 3rd August, 1900. 29 COUNTY TREASuilBE. turbances in the town. The remains will be taken to God- tain holding his vessel for inspection. Institute Canada. erich for interment on Tuesday. Dr. Montizambert, it is said, fears Sight•••••Alexandria, Ont. HAVK KFACHKO THlillt HOJÏK I,AMI> importation of disease from 8an PREMIER ^ MARCHAND’S FUNERAL. Franciso more than from Glasgow'. ■•BBBBBBBMM More Brave CanaiUau Boys Arrive at ’fho Allan Lino royal mail steam- - Quebec on Saturday. Impressive Obseciiiles at the Old City of ship Pomeranian, in command of Quebec. Quebec, Oct. 1.—Another batch ol Captain Fairful, which arrived at A Good Stove invalided soldiers from South Africa Quebec, Oct. 1.—Nothing could Glasgow on Thursday from Mont- Almost arrived here at 7.45 o'clock yester- have been more impressive 'than the real, whence she sailed Sept. 11, Was damaged by collision when coming There is nothiog so disastroas in its effect on good living, nor so blighting to morning by the steamer Cambroman. funeral ceremonies which precedcil the hopes of a good cook, as a rickety old stove that has long ago “seen its best 'I'he.v lanoed at the Louise Embank- and attended the committal to moth- up the Clyde, with a sunken steam- er. The extent of the damage has Everything day.” A stove that gets too hot too qniok, or cool too qniok, will breed more ment, and. were given a hearty re- er earth of the mortal remains o£ discontent, indigestion and ill-nature in a happy family in a week than a ception . the the late Premier Marchand on not yet been ascertained. physician can overcome in a month. The Belleville grand jury on '1 iiurs- The List of Names. Saturday. The procession was one in the line of ^ ’The detachment was in charge of Corn of the mo.st Imposing ever witnessed day returned no bill in the charge of H. S. Moody, of E Co.' R.C.K., formerly in the country, the head of it having manslaughter preferred against Wm. MORAL : “See that your Stove of No. 3 Co., of the K.C.R.I., and it was readied and entered the Basilica Kerr of Madoc and James Maybec of is right.” composed of thé following: Lindsay, conductor and engineer of 51Ü4, Corp. H. S. Moody, Co. E, R.C R., long before the end of it had left the Parliament Buildings. The fol- the Madoc train which collided with TZIST Dairy Supplies, Repairing and Plumbing a Specialty. ■ St. Johns. Que. 7199, E.-Corp. E, W. Hessel, Co B, R.C. lowing gentlemen acted as pallbear- the Peterboro train in July, causing R.. London, Ont. ers: Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Hon. J. I. the death of Samuel Burd of Bolle- AT PRICES THAT WILL 56, Corp. G. Ferguson, C Squadron, Tarte, Hon. S. N. Parent, Hon. G. ville and Archie Edmunds of l.'nd- MAKE YOU WONDER C.M.R., Fort Saskatchewan, N.W.'X. W. Stephens, Sir Henri Joly de Lot- say. 7700, L.-Corp. C. H. 'rweddéll, Co. E, Edward Albert, professor of sur- Rob McLonnan. R.C.R., Quebec. biniere, Hon. E. J. Flynn, Mr. Louis Roofing and Eavetroughing a 354. Corp, W. J. Holliday, E Squadron, Molleur and Mr. O’Cane. gery in the University of Vienna, C.M.R., Quebec. ' died of heart disease Thursday Specialty. 6448, L.-Corp, E. Plewelllug, Co. C, E. V A Fatal Back Hunt. m.irning, aged 59 years. He was C.R., Fredericton. N-B. the most distinguished lecturer in Highest cash price paid for 7940, Pte. R. G. Hubley, Co G, E.C.R., J Toronto, Sept. 29,—Motorman CANADA ATLANTIC RAILWAY. Sussex, N.B. . the whole university and his clinic hides and all kinds of skins. James Smith of the Toronto Railway was attended by the entire corps of 7057, Pte. G. Hutchins, Co. A, R.C.E., Company accidentally shot himself Vancouver, B.C. ;4« • siudent.s. He W'as a prolific author. Time Card in Effect July 2nd, 1900. •8134, Pte. R. L. Nelley. Co. H, R.C.R., while out shooting early Fri- Alexander McLean, Kingston. day morning, at the Humber, and He strongly opposed women doc- tors, 8-3m Dnnvegan 34, Pte. F. W. Burritt, A Squadron. C, died in the Emergency Hospital a M.R., Toronto. few hours later from the injuries re- 'Phe Executive Committee of the 0080. Pte. W. Fowler, Co. E, E.C.E., St. Johns. Quebec. ceived. - Smith went up to the Hum- Canadian Cannors’ Association met Trains Leave Alexandria East Bound: 8050, Pte. W. J. Regan, Co. H, R.C.R., ber alone in a boat, placing his at Toronto on Thu.rs.day. From re- •BBB®BBBBBM® Wolfvllle, N.S. ■ double-barrelled shotgun, loaded in ports received from different par'ts of ARRIVE—Glen Robertson, 7.57 ; Dalkeith, 10.05; Vankleek Hill, 10.35; 181. Pte. D, Robertson, Co. G, R.C.R., both barrels and with both hammers the country, it appears that the pack 7.45 A.M. Hawkesbury, 11.05 ; Ste. Justine, 8.05 ; St. Polyoarpe, Jot., 8.13 ; St. Poly- St. .Tohn, N.B, § SmilHe & J carpe, 8.18 ; Coteau Jot., 8.25 ; Yaudreuil, 8.51 ; Montreal, 9.50 ; Coruwaf], 8137, Pte. H. Oulton, Co. H., R.C.R., cocked, in the bottom of the boat.In this year will not be much different 9.47; Brockville, 11.20; Kingston, 12.35; Toronto, 4.25 p.m.; Chicago, 2.30 a.m. Amherst. N.B. the cxcilement of seeing a flock of from last year. In the west the 7405. Pte. T. Gf^Wallace, Co. C, R.C.R., ducks suddenly appear, he seized the pack is larger, but in Quebec it .has ■ Robertson... ■ ARRIVE—Glen Robertson, 8.39 ; Ste. Justine, 8.49; St. Polycarpe Jet., Woodbridge, Ont.* 8.26 P.M. 8.58 ; St. Polyoarpe, 9.08 ; Coteau Jet., 9.10; Yaudreuil, 9.39 ; Montreal, gun and drew it towards him. The fallen off, leaving the average about ® Sash Door ® 10.10 ; Cornwall, 10.05 ; Brockville, 11.68 ; Kingston, 1.36; Toronto, 6.50; 7840, Pte. L. C. Vallce, Co. F, R.C.R., the same. ' Chicago, &45 a.m.; Quebec, 7.20 a.m. Montreal. triggers caught on the seat of the Hi and Shingle Hi 7234. Pte. Cj K. Rorlson, Co. B, R.C.E., boat and both barrels were dis- , ’Phe Department of Agriculture nas Manufacturers. ARRIVE—Glen Robertson, 9.44 ; Ste. Justine, 9.51; St, Polycarpe Jet., Windsor.. Ont. ' charged, the contents blowing off' been notified by the C. P. R. that 9.33 A.M. 9.59 ; 8t. Polycarpe, 10.03 ; Cotéau Jet., 10.10 ; Yaudreuil, 10.18 ; Montreal, , 879. Pte. W. J. Jay, B Squadron, C.M.R.. two of his fingers and entering hia SUNDAY ONLY. . 11.00 a.m. Bamston, Que. . the freight rate on car loads of thor- ™ A full stock of “ abdonpn. oughbi'cd stock from Ontario to Col. Hughes and Others. 9 Laths, Clapboards, ^ Trains Leave Alexandria West Bound : Llent.-Col. Sam Hughes of Lindsay. OOt.. British Columbia has been reduced to Sashes, Doors, Shingles, belonging to the 1st Batt.. R.C.R., sneclal To Destroy San Jose Scale. 81.00'picr car, and on long palace ■ Patent Bee Boxes BB service, was also among the passengers, as Ottawm, Sept. 29.—The Minister hor.se cars to $225. These figures are A Plastering Hair & Tile, A ABEIVE—Greenfield, 10.14 ! Marrille, 10.22 ; Moose Creek, 10.31 ; Cassel- i were also Rev. G. Lane, chaplain at 10.04 A.M. man, 10.41 ; South Indian, 10.54 ; Rockland, 8.30 ; Bearbrook, U.(^ ; East' , the C.M.R., and Lieut. C. S. IS’llkle. form- of agriculture has noW completed all a cut of about $60 a car, and ap- And all material required in ^ man’s Springs, 11.12 ; Ottawa, 11.80 a.m. necessary arrangements for the , fum- plies from any point in Ontario to BH finishing off houses, kept W erly of the 10th Regiment, Grenadiers. To^ ARRIVE—Greenfield, 6.16 ; Maxville. 6.24 ; Moose Creek, 6.84 ; CasBelman» , ronto. igation of fruit trees at the pons of any point in British Columbia. A constantly on hand at right ^ 6.05 P.M. 6.44; South Indian, 6.58; Rockland, 9.30; Bearbrook, 7.06; Eastman’s ' Mr. W. Richmond Smith,war correspoud- entry where, under the San Jose S prices. Custom Shingle ^ Springs, 7.17 ; Ottawa, 7.85 p.m. .^ent in South Africa for The Montreal scale amendment act, nursery stock who Shot Jlrs. Neville? Hi cutting à specialty. H <>^3tar. was also among passengers by the A NOTICE—Kiln drying,plan- A ARRIVE-Greenfield, 7.51 ; Maxville, 7.59 ; Moose Creek, S.CtS; Casselman, 'i Aambroman. may now be Imported into Canada. Montreal, Sept. 28,—Mrs. John 7.40 P.M. 8.X9 ; South Indian, 8.33 ; Bearbrook, 8.41 ; Eastman’s Springs, 8.51 ;. ing and matching done. SUNDAY ONLY. W ■ ■——- Suiierintendents have been appoint- Neville was shot and probably dan- Ottawa, 9.10 p.m. j ed, and fumigating chambers built at H SlTISFmXION OUABANIEXD. WÊ CABLING COSTS TO MUCH. gerously wounded by an unknown Aiiddie and Western Divisions : j St. John, N. B., St. Johns, Que., Ni- person late yesterday afternoon, B Smillie & Robertson, B No List of Returnina: Canadian Soldieiu agara Falls and Windsor, Ont., Win- while standing in the porch in the ■ MAZYILLE, ONT || Trains leave Ottawa at 8.15 a.m, for Parry Sound and all intermediate points, WIU Be Published. nipeg and one point in British Col- Trains leave Ottawa at 1.00 p.m, mixed train for Madawaska and all intermediate points. j rear of her home. Two shots were Trains leave Ottawa at 4.'40 p.m. for Pembroke and all Intermediate pointe. ^ r umbia The season this autumn fired. The first want wild, but the BBBBBBBBBBBBB Ottawa, Sep't. 28.—The Militia during w’hich the importation of Close connections made at Ottawa with the Canadian Pacific By. for points in the North West. Department are receiving numerous second, after piercing a heavy fence, Pullman Parlor Gars on all trains. Through Buffet Sleeping Cars between New York and applications for the list of Uiose trees will be permissible is from Oct. plowed through the inclosure of the Ottawa without change. \ l.j to Dec. 15 The treatment of all n.eu’.bers of the Canadian oontiugoni porch and buried it.self in the w'o- trees i.s done entirely at the Gov- I To PÂTENT Good Ideas who are retiirnin.'r to Cnmuka. It 'S man’s neej^^f-Tho police have not may be secured by csUuja-ted that, t o caiilq. -tlK! ,whole ernment's expense. yet been wlio fired the our aid. Address. G. W.,SHEPHERD, • J. E. WALSH, „t lUtNybttid-éftst',,o.yter §L^0O.., THE PATENT RECORD. . * I Alexandria. Asst Oe^^: Pass, ■ AÆ. ; .... 'auG&a / i:

venerable opposition leader will have did claim was “that tlie increase of artillery in the shape of a phalanx of lÜlns. to take it out in expectation. expenditure under the Conservative of Conservative leadeis, contrary to administration was out of all propor- the best military practice, long before tion to the increase of population and the enemy h.ad lined up against him. An important item which reflects FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, lOOO. business.” As a ]>roof of their sincer- It now appears however, that the the enormous growth and increasing ity in making the statement one has artillery was directed more particular- The British and foreign trade of Canada wealth of the country is the deposits only to look at the trade returns of the ly to an attempt to “suppress” a large was S239.000»000 in 1890 and »38»,000,- of money in onr banks. There was on country for the two periods. In 1899, number of malcontents whom the .000 in lOoo, an increase of S143,ooo’ooo August 31 last, no less than ,$390,175,- under Liberal rule the trade of the Colonel had found “hovei-ing” about in four years. Tn the whole eighteen years country was about one hundred and his camp for many months and whose of Conservative administration the trade 090 on deposit in Canadian clmi tered increased hy S66,000,000, or oue>half of forty million dollars in excess of what operations hs found “somewh ;i an- the increase of the last four years. banks, an increase of 536,281,000 in one it was in 1890, the last year under Con- noying,” to nse General D dl-'r’s year, and an incre.ase of $111,759,000 servative rule. Is it reasonable to ex- familiar expression. The achie^ ;,\-nt EDITORIAL NOTES. in four years. In addition there are pect that the increased trade can bo in this direction was not notaWe .;iid $53,598,000 on deposit in savings banks, handled at the same cost as the smaller the artillery was pulled off in m.-, -irast trade ? Most assui-edly not. And disorder retreating to safe covi i- the an increiise of $3,000,000 in the last Laurier or Tupper ! when one takes into consideration the same night at the Colonel’s hospitable year. We doubt if any small country fact that there have been certain ex- mansion at Cornwall—where the wick- of less than 6,000,000 people could be traordinary causes for expenditure ed ceased to trouble and the weary “Be ready at once.”—Sir Wilfrid found anywhere showing such finan- during the past three years, such as were at rest. - Laurier. cial results. the opening up of the Yukon and the Mr. Schell on the other hand, is a Man Makers despatching of troops to aid in the busy man of affairs and his political We do our part to make your appearance all that it “Sir Wilfrid Laurier is too British for defence of the Empiré, it will be seen activity is merely incidental, proceed- should be. Our styles are correct, and our fit is what your “I come before yon, as the leader that the increase in the expenditure ing from his recognition of the duty me.”—Sir Charles Tupper. form requires. If it’s a money consideration, we are able to of the Liberal party, not of this pro- has not kept pace with the increase in of good citizenship. Politics is not a please you. Our fabrics are the latest and best. A full vince alone, but of the whole Domin- trade. And those two latter items life pursuit with him and altliough “I accept the full responsibility and line of FALL and WINTER OVERCOATINGS and ion ; not only of the French-Canadian have been paying investments. A placed in nomination some months SUITINGS. We quote you Suits from $io up. Pants all the duties of my British citizen- ago by his party convention, he has Liberals, butof all nationalities. There large revenue is derived from tlie from $3 up, Overcoats from f lo up. ship.”—Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Yukon, .and, while the contingents been able to be a serene observer of B®"Fit and workmanship guaranteed. are principles which are above nation- were despatched to South Africa, from the course of the panic in the ranks of ality, and, if I might venture to say “The device I submit to you is Union, an inbred loyalty, this very act has the enemy, and further, as he pertin- F. L. MHL0NE, so, above religion. I am of the same been the best advertisement Canada ently remarked in his letter, there was Peace, Friendship, Fraternity.,,—Sir blood, of the same language, and pro- has ever had, which fact has been at- no occasion for his opening the cam- * Main Street, Alexandria. Wilfrid Laurier at Montreal. tested to by the large increase in trade paign in advance of the dissolution of fess the same religion as yourselves, with the British Isles. The sending of parliament and thus needlessly pro- Canada’s total trade in 1895-06 (Con- but I respect thé rights of onr brethern the Contingents was, however, not tracting it into an indefinite period. servative rule) $239,025,360. Canada’s of other nationalities. wholly responsible for the large in- The people will appreci.ate and ap- total trade in 1899-1900 (Liberal rule) “I speak thus to you because of the crease in this volume of trade between laud his good sense in thus not dissip- disloyal and despicable tactics that Canada and the Motherland. , The ating his own and their valuable time $381,625,855. during the busy season. Some, how- are being employed against me by the Preferential tariff introduced by the Laurier administration has been a ever, imagined that his inactivity im- “Hugh John, the man who keeps Conservative leader. I hope there are very important factor in the encourag- plied an inclination to witlidraw and his word.” He has to. Here in Mani- many Conservatives present, for I wish ing of this increase. these rumors having had some slight toba he is so well known that nobody to show them what their leaders are. In making a fair comparison be- circulation brought out his pertinent will take it.—Brandon Sun. What do you hear in the concessions twee'n the two policies we must not denial. While upon this subject of panic we and country places in this province ? overlook the fact that instead of a crop goes merrUy on. We have In 1896 Canada exported of butter of scandals, the people of Canada are have observed that it is not a local The French-Canadians are told that reaping the benefits of “Improved Conservative condition, but appears still a few pieces left and $1,052,089 worth; in 1900, $5,122,000 Laurier is a traitor to his race and to Cold Storage Facilities.” “Large in- to have seized other members of that advise you whether you are worth; of cheese in 1896 $13,956,971, his creed because he allowed troops to creases in the Export and Import afflicted party in other sections. Only in need of any at present or worth and $19,856,000 in 1900. enroll themselves and fight for Eng- trade,” “Large Increase in Immi- within the past week Brother McLean not--to come and secure a grants,” “Cessation of Exodus toU.S.” in the same esteemed World in- land in Africa. Within three weeks i suit, overcoat or trouser Total deficit for three years of Con- “Improvements in our Canal and Rail- cidentally supported our view and shall go to Toronto, and I shall ex- said that “five or six weeks is quite length. We are offering it servative rule, 1893-96 56,694,759.34. way systems,” “Imperial Penny pose there, as I have done here, the Postage,” “Preferential Tariff with long enough for a campaign,” namely at less than wholesale price Total surplus for three years of Liberal low, cowardly tactics which liave been British Isles,” and decreases in the from dissolution to polling day. “for to clear, and this will be rule, 1897-1900, $14,600,853.53. used against me, and will brand Sir cost of the following services. Legis- business men and the people general- your last opportunity to •'* lation, Penitentaries, Dominion Lands, ly do not approve of the disturbance Charles Tupper as vile and despicable. get such cloth at these The late Premier Marchand of Que- Mounted Police, and Fisheries. So caused by a general election. A “We are in a country of diverse na- prices. Come in and see it bec was a good man and worked early that it will be readily seen that the month of the agony is quite long tionalities, and I have given my life question of most moment with the enough.” True for you and well said ! and late to further the interests of his W. J. SIMPSON, Men’s Furniskr to the object of welding all these races Liberal party is, to see that the money A month of such agony as the Con- province. Now that he is dead the together as one people. I appeal to that is spent is well spent. servative leaders had to endure in N.B.—A few short ends suitable for Conservative papers admit it. There are business men in Canada September is truly enough and we do my compatriots in Quebec against boys’ pants still left. V » to-day whose expenses four years ago indeed sympathize with the valiant In 1896 Canada’s cattle trade with such appeals on the part of Sir Charles were only one thousand dollars per World which further on cries out the United States amounted to only Tupper, and I will beat him in this year. These same men spend four or Hold, enough ! for “the campaign five thousand dollars per year in run- which has been started cannot come 1,645 head, valued at $8,870 $5.00 a province. I appeal against him to the ning there business now. Is this an to a stop too suddenly.” Well we head. For the year ending June 30, people of Ontario. The people of On- evidence of a failing business ? Most have only to say that the way to stop tario have a good heart, and I will 1899, the exports amounted to 90,409 assuredly not. The increase in the is to stop and the persons who should head, valued at $1,273,000. beat him there, for the Liberals of On- volume of trade warrants, the increas- stop are those who commenced. All » are strong, and they are with me.” ed expenditure. This principle holds of this disturbance has been caused I Preserving Sir Charles Tupper and Hon. Hugh —Sir Wilfrid Laurier at St. Hyacinthe, good in the affairs of a country, by the Conservative leaders and their camp^ollowers. They and not the TIME John Macdonald must have carried Quebec. and so long, and only so long, as the present housekeeper manages the people have been loudly calling out away a rather poor opinion of our affairs of the country as she has done that the government, with which the You Want Glengarry roads as the Mail and JUST THE QUESTION. in the past four years, will she retain people are and have good reason to be Preserving Bottles, Preserving Ladels, Spoons, Fruit Jars, * Empire says the people of Glengarry her pqsition. well satisfied, should be turned out of Fillers, etc., etc. Look at our prices : need to be strong to travel over them. In its last week’s issue our esteemed office with its mission not more than contemporary the ‘Glengarrian’ in CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP. entered upon and themselves put in. Fruit Jars 1 quart, 60c. dozen. criticizing the expenditure of the Dom- Sir Charles 'Tupper has been widely Under Conservative tariff the com- Preserving Bottles, from 45c. to $1, inion, advances the following flimsy The Toronto World (ultra Conserv- carreering around the country de- merce of Canada increased from $172,- argument. ative) takes exception, on the score livering “speeches full of sound and It will pay you to get our prices on honey cans, milk 000,000, to $239,000,000, or an increase “The question is not whether or no of consistency, to our editorial para- fury signifying nothing” and the net cans and all tinware before buying elsewhere. of $66,000,000 in eighteen years. Un- the money was well spent. If a man graph in last week’s ‘News,’ referring result of it all has been merely to ac- centuate the degree of decripitude der the Liberal tariff the trade of Ca- hires a housekeeper to run his house- to Mr. Schell’s Candidacy, for it thinks P. LESLIE, hold and she agrees to spend $12.00 a there was a savor of “personality” in into which Conservative leadership Main Street, Alexandria. nada increased from $239,000,000 to week, and when accounts come in, our allusion to the Conservative Can- has fallen since the days of Sir John $882,000,000, or an increase of $143,- the man finds that she has spent $18.00, didate in Glengarry as “a panic strick- Macdonald, Sir George Cartier, Sir s» 009,000 in four years. & will he excuse his servant because en professional politician, who man- John Thompson, Sir MacKenzie Bow- y ell and Sir John Abbott. As we said she explains that the money was well aged t jie exhibit of Conservative «> “Among the good measures of the last week the Conservative leaders spent? Not much. The Liberals pro- leaders gone-to-seed” at the recent have indeed gone-to-seed and until Government were the reduction of the mised to run this country on so much ; meeting here. Even allowing duly for resurrection comes and we can see tariff, the increased preference, cold they have spent half as much again— the super-sensitive frame of mind which what sort of plant germinates, they not always wisely—and therefore they all our Conservative friends appear had better heed the World’s advice <» The ¥ storage, placing Canadian securities and bring this campaign to a stop should not be forgiven.” to have developed as a result of the suddenly. on trustee list, penny postage, the sur- The value of this statement is found collapse of the combination meetings plus, and increased exports and im- in its innocence. While it evidently of their leaders in Ontario last month, * ports.”—Leighton McCarthy, M. P., was intended as a reason, why the commencing with that held here, we Crystal at Simcoe. Conservative party should be returned cannot see how exception can be cienn to power, it unconsciously discloses reasonably taken to our language and mm the principle upon which the policy of in any event we certainly had no idea Can’t be made hy foul hands and clean, Should the Government meet defeat pure blood can’t.be made by a foul stom- that party is founded, and which, in of’ descending to isersonalities of an at the next general election and Lieut. ach, The blood is made by the stomach the light' of events between 1878 and offensive type. and organs of digestion and nutrition. Palace Col. McLennan be elected, both of 1896, was one of the propelling forces For 10 or 12 years, as everyone here When these which are extremely improbable, are diseased which'guided the ship of state between is aware. Col. McLennan has had they contami- Is the trado emporium for China, Delf, Dresden Glass and Tableware would Mr. McLennan vote for the the above dates. no visible occupation but that of nate every of all kinds. Because we have a beautiful assortment. Our stock repeal of the Preferential trade policy The first sentence contains the politics. When not at polites in drop of blood is large and up-to-date. Variety and range of prices to suit every- kernel of the whole matter. “The Glengarry or attending to politics made from body. Beautiful Lamps, Lovely Crystal Sets. now existing between Great Britain the food they question is not whether or no, the in Parliament the Colonel has been act upon, and CHOICE FRESH GROCERIES and Canada? and which has proven so money was well spent.” It is just practicing the diversions of a gentle- this contami- beneficial to the Canadian farmer! here that the difference between the man of elegant leisure (for of course nation is car- Canned Goods of every description. Special Bargains in Teas and two policies is apparent. he has abundant means thereto) at ried through Coffees. Try our leader 4 lbs. for §1.09. é' the whole “I have been through Prince Ed- The Conservatives say “here we his impressive chateau at Cornwall. body. It may <1^ Headquarters for Hardware. ward Island and Nova Scotia, and have so much money to spend, the In season and out of season he has settle in the question is not whether or no the been a politician and nothing else. liver, kidneys, We have everything in School Books and Stationery. Call and see from what I saw and heard in Quebec, heart or lungs <» our goods and prices. It will pay you. money is well spent.” For proof of As, therefore, that is the only pro- but the root I am assured the Conservatives have this we have only to look at the Mc- fession into which he may be said to of the disease the victory in hand.” Sir Charles Greevy—Ldngevin scandal, Curran have fairly graduated (his military ex- is in the stom- McArthur’s Crystal Palace, Tupper at Alexandria, September 12th, Bridge steal, Levis Graving Dock ploits having been of the toy-soldier ach. Cure <» the stomach * MAXVILLE. 1900. scandal, 'lay Canal scandal. Galops variety merely) we can see no impro- and you cure Sir Charles has changed his mind Channel steal, Esquimault dock steal, priety in characterizing him good- the disease. C.P.R., scandal, and many more scan- naturedly as we have done. We are Dr. Pierce’s since that time for he has started on a dals, which occurred during the Con- Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases sure that the Colonel himself, after of the organs of digestion and nutrition second tour through the Maritime servative^egime, and did so much to a long tutelage in politics, would be j perfectly and permanently. It purifies Provinces. Why not leave well bring Canadian public men into dis- the last to quarrel with us on this head. ! the blood, and so by curing the cause of enough alone ? repute. But then, “the question is So far as we are concerned our disease, cures many forms of disease in not, whether or no the money was principal purpose was to contrast his organs remote from the stomach. I For the past sixteen years I have had torpid your f'ali /feeds well spent.” Under such a policy a position with that of Mr. Schell, the j liver and indigestion and tried many doctors The Ottawa ‘Citizen’ owns up that and patent medicines but I could not get a cure,” stated expenditure was certainly quite Liberal Candidate. Being a profes- writes Mrs. Simeon Suggs, of Clyde, Sabine Par- the Conservatives “expect the con- ish, I.a. «Three months ago I thought I would had full attention when this season’s stock was , sufficient. And any increase in the sional politican and having no cares i try Dr. R. V. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery tributions of Canadian manufacturers,” same was not a proof of the additional but those incident to the sole occupa-1 and his ‘Pleasant Pellets.’ I got six bottles of being purchased and now you are invited to in- each and I received a good result in a week, and Sir Charles evidently has arrived at prosperity of the country, but wiis too tion in which he is employed, the j to-day I am cured sound and well. The symp- spect the long list of goods in fancy and staple often an evidence of the ever enlarg- Colonel became alarmed as to his toms were coated tongue, specks before the eyes, the conclusion that he ca,nnot win- disposed to be cross and irritable, foul stomach, lines that we have opened up. ing bank account of prominent Con- position in Glengarry and so he com- bad taste in the mouth, tired feeling, a feeling of dread or fear, headache, yellow skin, etc. Special inducements in close prices on without a pile of money and is pre- servative supporters. menced cavorting around the county These symptoms did not all appear at once. If .sufferers from such troubles will take Doctor nearly every line in order to help relieve the pared to resort to even questionable When thé ‘Glengarrian’ says that in a dazed and excited sort of way Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov«y and ‘Pleas- the Liberals promised to run the several weeks ago, and with no sign of ant Pellets ’ as directed in ^kmphiets wrapping overcrowded state of our present stock. means to replenish the Tory campaign bottles, they will bring back the bloom of life as country for a less sum than their pre- dissolution. So acute was his con-1 it did with me.” exchequer. On this occasion, how- decessoi-s, or even for any stated sum, it dition of panic that lie stampeded j Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets care bil- ever, from what we oan learn, the states what is not correct. What they himself into bringing up bis heavy | iousness and sick bead J. /s Cattanach, /forth /Lancaster, LJA:. . '..i n

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leader of the opposition there is the one tne 10 rent s^orm on the coast of UNION BANK OUR OTTflWH LETTER. and only leading feature—the desperate Alaska. All buildings wore either swept away by the waves or were ing uio tasK to the now' Premier, OF CANADA. bid for the farmers’ vote. It is .not be- His 5:'a.iesl.y said that as affairs in cause Conservatives regard with any.^eat- wrecked l).^' the wind. The town had OttaWrt, Oct. 1—The election manifesto e. iiopulatioh of 200, all of whom are Cliin t were entering upon the diplo- ,iOf Sir Charles Tapper, which has been er solicitude the welfare of the, country ('e'=tituto arid homeless. niaric stage, the presence of Marquis 0 CAPITAI,, Paid-up, #2,000,000 JŸ W is REST, - - . . fc;™ora)d»d >by the Tory prose for some time generally than do Liberals, that Sir Chas. Ito at the head of the Government ■ 450,000 CSM.UE AND CRUtlXALS. ■was noco.'sary. T past, has made its appearance and is pro- Tii^iper, at the eleventh hour, flashes be- HEAD OFFICE, QUEBEC. Burglars broke into Wolf Bros.' iNDIlEW ^'uouiiofcfby the aforesaid dutiful press to fore the eyes of the Canadian agriculturist bank at t'entroville, Mich., 'Thursday Killed at Manila. THOMPSON, President. HON. E. J.PEICB, Vice-President. ■ be the most important political declaration bis flamboyant promise as set forth in his night, and got away with SlO.OOO. Wa.shinton, Pept. 28. — The War the time E. E WEBB, ’ from Oonservativa loaders since 1878. The letter just published, and which if fortuit- Paul Sloan, a deputy sheriff, at Department has received the follow- La'ice Charles, Ixi., was shot and General Manager. ous circumstances should enable him to ing: ‘'Manila, Sept. 27.—Died 10.50. to fortify your system against manifest'.) m question bears all the ear- kill'jil on Thursda.y while saving the winter chills by taking keep and endeavor to put into effect, would .«opt. 27, accidental di.schargo of his ALEXANDKIA BRANCH. in iiks of Tory dogmatism, and its author, life of a negro from a mob’s ven- pistol, 2nd Ideut. James D.« Danner, Norway A GENERAL BANKraa BUSINESS TRANSACTED even had ho not sigued it, is easily recog- certainly end in but partial fulfilment if geance Drafts issued payable at all points in Canada 28tli U.S.'V. Infantr.y. ^Signed) Mac- and the principal cities in the United States nizilile by the extravagant and fnlsome not absolute failure ; but it is because the 'The motion for a new trial for Avthur.’’ Cod L,iver oil Joe Howard, charged as a principal Great Britain, France, & Bermuda -i phraseology which charactenz'js the long- main purpose and aim of the Tory party is Yon can get it pure and sweet at BRANOHBS Alexandria, in the Goebel murder, was over-rul- London’s Ne\r Mayor. Brock Ostrom Bros. drawn-out epistle of Sir Charles to the to oust from office an administration, under ed Saiurd,ay afternoon at Frankfort, Boissevain, Calgary, Carberry, Deloraina Glen whose direction Canada has enjoyed a pros- London, Oct. 1.—Aid. Frank Green If you have an old standing boro, Gretna, Hamiota, Hartney, Hastincs, Hol- farmers. Coming, as it does, close on the Ky . and Howard was .sontencod to congh or cold, get a bottle of land, Indian Hoad, Lethbridge, Macleo<£ Mani- perity and progress hitherto unknown in be hanged on Dec. 7. v.as fc iinallj* elected Lord Mayor of eve of the general elections, much of its Î.OTidoîi for the ensuinjx year at the Brock Ostrom Bros.’ Chemical ton, Melita, Montreal, Merrickville, JbTinnedosay importance, if it possesses any, is lost when history, in order to reinstate that unsavory T!)e Ne'vv York b.argc office officials Cough Cure and get rid of yonr Moooe Jaw, Moosomin, Morden, Neepawa, Nor- at the request of the police of Milan, GiiihdiaH on Saturday. Mr. Green wood, Ottawa, Quebec, Shelburne, Smith.s Falls, combination, called by Sir Mackenzie Bow- is a I’Uiivc of Maidstone, Kent, and cold or cough. Souris, Toronto, Virden, Wawanesa, Wiarton, one reflects that its sole purpose is to be Italy, are watching every ship ihat Winchestor and Winnipeg. ell the “nest of traitors.’’ Accordingly is a i»apeT merchant. We put up one of the best pre- found in the bid for the votes of the agri- cr-mes in for Mniiricio Maglial, whose parations for chapped and rough cultural and stock-raising community of every subterfuge, every plausible deceit, alleged real name is I.uigi Enrattoni, hands—try a small bottle. SAVINGS BANK DEFAKTMBNT. Canada. ' every glowing promise, everything and wanted . by the police of Milan for I5oupht the Nowflold For m250. Don’t forget our Dominion Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received, and L'igby, N". S., Sept. 20.—E. liinta- Condition Powder and Dominion current rates of interest allowed. By his letter to the farmers. Sir Charles anything is now being utilized, in the most alleged participation in King Hum- Intere'jt added to the principal at the end bert's murder. Imn. of St. John bouj^ht the ^v^eck- Congh Powder for horses. We proposes to provide a system of cold storage unscrupulous and boldly aggressive fashion May and November iu each year. THE AOUICULTUnAl, WORLD. ed steamer Newficld at auction yes- can’t recommend these too Special attention given to collection of Ooxn- and fast transportation for farm prodncts to attain that object. The farmers of terday. as she lies at White’s Cove, strongly as they have no peer. mercial Paper and Farmers’ Sales Notes. Canada are intelligent enough to sift for Lewis Wiglo, ox-M. P., of Learning- of Canada such as will outstrip, in its ton, soys: “The tobacco crop never for $25(> We are now issuing Money Orders pay- operation, the facilities now provided by themselves the chaff from grain, and they wa.s so good in Essex County as able at par at any branoh of any Charter- cannot fail to determine that the very Suicide of a lîridc. ed Bank in Canada, excepting the Yukon A-ustralia, New Zealand, South America this year. The crop is uniform in Brock Ostrom Bros. & Co., causes, which drove the Tory party from Wimiipcg, Oct. 1.—Mrs. Myles, a District, at the following rates :— and the IInited States in the transportation , power in 1896, still exist and apply with sizi! and color, is nearly all harvested ALEXANDKIA, ONT. and witliout being hurt by frost. yoriîîg woman, who was married on Under $10 8 cents of perishable products to the markets of even greater force to-day. Thursday, suicided on Saturday by Remember the old reliable $10 to $20 ..10 cents The Department of Agriculture nas place to get your watches, clocks $20 to $30 12 cents Great Britain. Depots, adequately equip- been notified by th- n P. R. that talviMji ca,rbolic acid. No cause is and jewellery repaired. assign'd. $30 to $50 14 oenta ped with costly mechanical refrigeration the freight rate on car loads of thor- Established 1883. J. R. PROCTOR, appliances are to be established in the ou.ciiliied stock from Ontario to Manager farming districts by the government for British Columbia has been reduced to Cupt. l)r«*yfu»’ Koll. the storage of perishable farm products for $1.511 per car, and on long palace horse car.» to $225. These figures are Havana. Sept. 20.—The Philippine shipment abroad. To these are to be a cut of about $50 a car, and ap- Junta here has received a communi- added similar depots, but on a larger scale, plies from any point in Ontario to cation from Agoncillo, the Philippine ; established in centres of population and at Important Events in Few Words any pc-int in British Columbia. agent in Paris, asserting that Capt. Drevfus /has been engaged to aid the shipping ports. The government will For Busy Readers. MARINE 3IATTERS. The steamer Alameda, which sail- Aguinaldo in reorganizing the Tagal also provide refrigerator cars for transport^ forces. Money ed from Sydney, N. S. W., on. Thurs- ation of produce between the smaller and The ])ns3- Wwrld’s Happwninirs Carefully day for San Francisco, has on board larger depots. Then there is to be pro- Complied and I’ut Into Handy and fffCO.OOO in gold. ■promicr Fuff.nlcy Is .Safe. To Loan. vided perfectly equipped fast steamships AttrnrtiTe Shape For the Readers olis, No. term of years. He will urge neces- M, J. A. Frendergast, Manager. We observe three essentials- ly elapse to perfect it, if its workability is callego in the country. sity -of allowing the Cretans to de- 1, hard .... 0 80% The secretary of the New York C. A. Giroux, Assistant Manager. , at all feasible without considering whether cide their destiny themselves. Liverpool, Oct. L — Saturday \s Board of Health Thursday afternoon, The Socialist Congress will hold its close—Wheat, spot, quiet; No. 1 it would be advantageous or expedient. verified the report that the board standard Cal., Os OVyd to 6s 7d; AGENCIES :—Three Rivers,Sore], Johette, do work promply. In the meantime it is not reasonable to next meeting in 1903, at Amsterdam. Louiseville, Valleyfield Winnipeg, Notre \ would at once take steps in the mat- The congress at its session at Paris W.'dJa. not quotcd: No. 1 Northern, do work cheaply, suppose that, the Liberal policy along these ter of the consumption of soft coal t.ju’ing, nothing quoted; No. 2 red Dame Street West, Moutieal, St Catherine on Thursday discussed the position of Street East, Montreal, Quebec, Shebrooke, guarantee our work.' lines, and which has already accomplished in that city. Warrants will be ap- winter, 6s 3d to 6s 4d; futures, easy; Wc M. Millerand, the Minister of Cus- Vankleek Hill, St. Catherine Street Centre, ■ so much for the farmer, in spite of Sir plied foi’ against all violators of the toms, Industry and Posts and Tele- Sept., nominal; Dec., 6s 3^d. law regulating its use. Montreal, Hochelaga and St. Henry. Charles Topper to the contrary, will be a graphs, who is a Socialist in the TOUONTO >T. lAWKKNCK .M.4UKET, Agents in Chicago, New York, London, Our increasing trade testifies 'The Executive Committee of the Waldeck-Rousseaa Ministry. After a Eng., France and Germany. stand-still or abortive one. Canadian Canners’ Association mot Grain— to this. lengthy and fatiguing debate, the Wheat, white, bush $0 68%to$.,.. Daring the long Tory regime in Canada at Toronto on Thursday. From re- delegates adopted a motion permit- “ red. bush 0 69 0 60% VANKLEEK HILL BRANCH. Sir Charles and his friends talked volumes ports received from different parts of ting Socialists, under certain condi- “ life.* bush 0 70 .... Alexandria Hand Laundry, th.) country, it appears that the pack tions, to accept a portfolio in a “ goose, bush 0 68 .... D. MeINNES, upon this subject, but as soon as the present Oats, new, bush 0 29% 0 30 MRS. H. AUBRY. this year will not bo much different bourgeoise cabinet. Barley, bush 0 44 0 47 42-1 yr Manager, ^ government cams into office it proceeded tipm last j'car. In the west the MUNICIPAL -VIATTKRS. Kye. bush' 0 54 .... to act, and at the earliest possible, moment pack Is larger, but in Quebec it lias Hamilton’s assessment list for peas, bush 0 66 O 6Ü Buckwheat* buth. 0 68 •••• the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Fisher, fallen off, leaving the average about 1901 ■was completed on Saturday. Seed»— began-tbe work of providing cold storage the same. The population is increased by 1,- Alsike, choice No. 1 $7 25 to $7 75 ijj THE DEAD. 104 during the present year. *' good. No. 2...... 6 75 Ï 00 B and fast and safe transportation for Canar ^ Oscar L._ Genge of London, Ont., The Board of Works of Ottawa Red clover, per bush 6 60 6 00 Timothy, per bush 1 40 1 80 Important News da’s exports of perishable farm products. died of tuberculosis at Ashfork, Ari- voted, by 4 to 2, to report to Coun- Hay and Straw— U The establishment of so important an zona, on his way homo. cil ill favor of tlio dismissal of City Hay, per to^i .$11 50 to $13 00 undertaking and to properly perfect it re- Mrs. Margaret, wife of Dr. Walter Engineer Galt, on the ground that Straw, sheaf, per ton ..1100 .*.* I quires time, and it is now being carried on H. his work has notM been satisfactory Straw, loose, per ton.... 6 00 ....oorehouse, London, Ont,, died very suddenly on Friday at Lansing, to the general public. Dairy Proauce—» F. MARKSON, GENERAL MERCHANT, promptly and without any prodigal or un- Butter, lb. rolls $0 23 to $0 26 L Mich., where she was visiting friends The jKipulation of Toronto as re- Eggs, new laid 0 17 0 20 GLEN ROBERTSON, ONT. necessary waste of the people’s money, at and relatives. turned b.v the assessors on Satur- Poultry— the same time gradually secuiing a' satis- Duncan McKillop, W'ho lived about day i.s 199,043, or an increase of Chickens, per pair $0 40 to $0 60 D Desires to announce to his numerous factory, comprehensive and permanent a mile east of Wallacetown, died very 0,13(! in the year. There is an in- Spring chickens, per pair. 0 60 0 80 customers and the publie generally that he Turkeys, per lb 0 10 0 13 purposes disposing of his entire stock of system soon destined to place Canada in suddenly Thursday morning about 9 crease of $3,218,lf>5 in the total as- I o’clock of heart failure. Mr.' McKil- Spring ducks, per pair .. 0 50 0 90 merchandise consisting of Staple and the forefront of the exporting countries in sessment of the city for 1901. Qeese, per lb. 0 07 0 09 lop was a delegate to the convention ' THE LABOR WORLD. Fruit and A'esjetalilc»— N Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ready- this class of products. It is only natural, at West Lome the day before. All employes of the Kingston Loco- Potatoes, new, per bag...$0 27 to $o 35 made Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Boots however, that 6ir Charles should ridicule The adjutant of the late Prince motive Works were paid off Friday Carrots, per hag 0 40 0 50 and Shoes, Groceries, Crockery, etc, daring Albert of Saxony now confirms the Beets, per Dag o 8o u 4o the next SIXTY DAYS, he intending to and seek to belittle any and every good night and the institution was closed Cabbug-^, per doz 0 30 .... When we started in the building material move from Glen Robertson after that time. work of his rival but he cannot change the statc-iJient that the fatal runaway, down. Apples, per bbl 0 50 1 00 business a few years ago we hadn’t the Si'pL, 17, jn which the Prince lost That he may carry this ont snooessfnlly Work ivas begun in the Grand •TOKDNTO I.IVK slightest idea of doing sneh a big business these goods will be sold at HALF PRICE. record. ^' l. 'Trunk shops Lat Point St. Charlas s life, was ascaused we have by done the lastPrince year. of It wonld he In 1878, the amount of Canadian pro- Brag'anza driving rapidly past Prince Friday morning on 1,000 thirty-ton Toronto, Sept. 29.—Receipts of profitable for you to come and see us Great Bargains in every line. duce exported was #67,989,800, and daring Albert’s carriage freight box cars, 300 forty-ton coal live stock at the Stock Yards yes- before building terday were moderate, 61 car loads, The entire stock must go. Everybody at- the succeeding 18 years of Conservative Georg-; Irwin, an aged farmer, who cars and 17 Mogul locomotivo.s, Maepherson & Schell. tend this sale, even from a distance, as lives on the Putnam road, aBSUt which will be put into service as fast composed of 795 cattle, 1,581 sheep government it increased to #109,707,805, #5,000 worth of stock must be turned into four miles west of Ingcrsoll, was in as completed. and lambs, 1,850 hogs, and 20 cash if even cost price or lower is only or an increase of some forty-two millions, the Iini'.erial Bank on Friday trans- THE FIRE RECORD. calve.'i. Prices for butcher cattle B secured.. the exports in 1896 being the greatest of acting some business, and his wife A fire at Hamburg, Germany, yes- wore about the same as quoted on any of the preceeding years. Since the wa.s in the buggy outside, waiting terday destroyed timber, warehouses Thursday. Sheep and lambs were Coal Oil. 19c per gallon. and merchandi.se worth over $250,- plentifui, prices were easier. In all U Salt, 45c per large sack. present administration succeeded to office, for him He fell over dead while standing in the bank. 000. other classes quotations remained Remember all these bargains are FOR these exports have increased by nearly Edwartl Allrert, professor of sur- The works of the Canadian Port- unchanged. I CASH ONLY, as we require the money. sixty-one millious with a steadily upward gery iu the University of Vienna, land Cement Company at Marlbank, Export cattle, choice ....$4 70 to $4 tw Ont., svere almost entirely destroyed “ cattle, light 4 00 4 DO L tendency. It‘is a notable fact that Sir ciieil of heart disease Thursday ** bubs, choice 4 12% 4 2.5 ■ Charles Tapper and his colleagues with m. by fire on Tuesdayn morning last, in- “ bulls, light 3 12% 3 n35iiig, aged 59 years. He was P. MlIRKSOI!, volving a loss of $60,000, fully cov- beads goou imicn*»rH and customary disingenuousness, deny that any the most distinguished lecturer in D GLEN ROBERTSON, ONT. the whole, university .and his clinic ered by insurance. The works will exporters, mixed 4 25 4 37% credit is dudthe government of the day Butchers’ cattle, picked lots 4 40 4 60 N.B.—All patrons indebted to me will v.as attended by the entire corps of bo rebuilt at once. ” good 4 00 4 25 I for ibis splendid showing, but arrogate it FOR MEN OF WAR. •• medium, jnixed .. 3 50 3 75 please call and settle their accounts stti<1(n'.t.-i. He was a prolific author. before the 1st November, as after that all to the effects of Tory policy. There III! strongly opposed women doc- Miss Lizzie Bibby, who received ** common grassers. 3 00 3 25 favorable notice at the O. R. A. " inferior 2 50 2 75 N date all accounts will be placed in are those fair-minded Conservatives, how- tors. Feeders, heavy 3 60 4 00 other hands for collection. CASUALTIES. luM'ting of 1899 and again in 1900,^ Feeders, light 3 25 3 35 ever, who readily acknowledge that many succoecied in carrying off the honors Stockers 2 25 3 10 lines of export in Canadian farm products The spreading of the rails on the of th'j day in the annual rifle matches Milch cows 30 00 50 00 Kingston &vPembroke Railway track of the 77th Regiment at Dundas a Calves 2 00 « '10 have been rendered profitable by measures near Parham Friday morning caused Sheep, ewes, per cwt 3 50 3 60 inaugurated by the present administration, few cays ago. Miss Bibby tied for Sheep, bucks, per cwt 2 7.5 3 00 the wreck of seven freight cars. fii-st ill the regimental match and Lambs, e.ich 2 50 3 25 among which are those providing for cold ||#Irs. Lowell of Trenton, Missouri, Lambs, per cwt 3 .50 4 00 '.von first in the couunanding offic- Sheep, butchers’ 2 50 3 50 storage and quick transportation facilities was killed and about 15" others in- er’s match. The best shots of the Hog>. choice, not less than and the abolition of the cattle quarantine. jured by a Southern Pacific train run- re.giment were in competition. 160 and up to 200 lbs. .. 6 25 .... For want of Space ning into the ditch at Gartner siding, Hogs, thick fats 5 50 .... Of the sixty-ono millions of increase in our THE nUSlNESS WORLD. light, under 1(50 lbs. 5 50 .... Utah, Thursday evening. A rail on The McT^-Ughliu Automatic Air exports of home produce, more than one- a curve overturned under the train’s “ c‘orh-fod 5 37% .... Brake Compan.y of Ontario will bo " SOW’S 3 75 .... half is made up of increased exports of pressure. “ stsigs 2 00 .... organized at once for the manufac- Hogs, stores 6 50 6 75 and to make room for my Fall and Winter _^animals, and their produce, and of agricul- Engineer 'Thomas Hamlin of De- troit and Fireman John Linden of ture of the SfcLaughlin air brake. FAST BUFFALO CATTLE MAUIvKT. Stock, which has begsn to arrive, I have ^^■nral products. Sir Charles would have The capital will bo one million dol- Ionia, Mich., were killed, 24 loaded East Buffalo, Oct. 1.—Cattle— 1B infer that very little, if any, at all has cars burned and two engines demol- lar.s, and the liead(|uarters will be decided to sell all my Summer Goods at a either WintLsor or Walkerville. IVriirkct dull on Saturday. Calves—• ■^boen made in this particular, during the ished Ijy the collision of a fast Lower: choice to extra, $7.50 to Sacrifice. No reasonable offer refused. PKIbSONAL. past four years ; that the farmer is suffer- freight ' train and a switch engine at $7.75; good to choice, 87. to $7.50. iiOrd Minto arrived at Ottawa Anything and everything from a needle to an ing ; that the stock-raiser is desperate, and Durand, Mich., on Friday. Sheep and I^ambs—Heavy; lumb.'s, Four da.vs of heavy rain resulted Thursday night from his tour to ihe anchor will be found here. A call v. ill con- that the whole industrial population is in choice to extra, $5.15 to $5.50; good TTiursday in the breaking of the dam Ki.-ndlke and the I’aciflc Coast. to extra, $5 to $5.15; common to vince you. travail over a state of things which he will, across Labette Creek, above Parsons, i * fair, $‘Jr to $é.75. Sheep—Choice to of course, immediately change if only the Kan. About 25 blocks iu the lower The| Mikado Summons Ito. extra, $4.25 to $4.50; good to good agriculturist will lend him his sup- part of the city were flooded. Many 1 okobaiMa, Oct. 1.—The Mikado choice. $4 to $4.25; common to fair, small houses and outbuildings were lias siimmbiied Marquis Ito to form $2.50 to $3.50; Canada lambs, $5.15 port this once, and place him in power washed from their foundations. • B. SIMON, again, 'i- a Galdnet' tljo resignation of the to $5.36. Solomon City, at the mouth of , When en.trust- .,^,,^I7i)^rlying this vetbpae manffiato of the ^loin.Qu Çiver.. tyas. deyastated 'bv We carry all the year at both stores one of the largest and most varied Dry Goods Stocks in Eastern Ontario. Our purchasing ability being doubled gives us power to approach large manufacturers, and secure to you good values that places our stores ahead of all others in the county. Dress Goods and Silks

Being one of our leading lines, we ask your special attention. The new shades are prominent in all our cos- tume goods. Melton, Kersey, Broadcloth, Diagonal Serge, Cheviot and Mohair Materials, and all at popular prices. Shirt Waists--Something new in Silks, Plain Velvet, Whipcord and Fancy Velvet, Flannel and Mercerized Sateens.

A “Raft” of waterproof coats Ladies’ Jackets. Fur Goods. just in to offer at bargains from $2.

Heavy tweeds, 40c to 65c. Kersey flannels, 25c to 30c. A large range of flannelettes, 5c ^ to 12c. The best range of Wrapperette Every lady should see our Caparines—they are, we Goods in choice shades. think, the finest evet shown in thé county. Electric Seal, trimmed with thibet and sable tails, astrachan, trimmed with black thibet, grey lamb, trimmed with electric chinchilla, grey lamb and astrachan. Coon jackets, astra- chan jackets, child’s white bear robes, etc. We claim to occupy the firstjplace in New Tailormade Boots Sc Jackets. The largest and most thoroughly up-to-date man- ufacturers in Canada have placed us there. If you are inter- V ested we will be pleased to show you our elegant stock of Shoes. these. Shirts Sc We show this-season a good Tailor-made Cloth Jacket at $2.50 well worth $3.50. Fine Beaver Cloth in black, navy Men’s heavy split laced boot, 90c and $1.20, now 75c to $1.00. Drawers Men’s Boston calf laced boots $1.25. Men's fine, $i.go, for $1.35. and fawn,lined with Mercerized sateen at $7.00, worth $8.50 Women’s coarse laced boot, 75c. Women’s medium fine, $1.00 and Ladies’ High Grade Broadcloth in black, navy and light $1.15. Eadies’$2.00 for $1.75. shades, lined with beautiful colored satin, and fit for a Queen from f 10.00. You may be able to buy a fleece shirt at 50 cents —but a better and finer fleece shirt I want to give you at 50 cents. A heavy all wool rib shirt at 45c and 55c (drawers all at Headquarters for Trunks and Valises. A same price. good Trunk for $2,50, $2.75 and $3.25. Cloth Capes. Sole Leather, Horse Collars, Sweat Pads, Single Harness Halters, Surcingles, Horse Ladies’ Vests. Blankets, at low prices.

Elastic ribbed 30c to 75c. Every lady should see my heavy fleece vest at 65c, also children’s in fleece goods. Crockery and Glassware

Just see the display in the basement of Dinner Sets, China Tea Sets and Fancy Goods. Dinner Sets, $6.50 to $10.00. Over- Flour.

We will guarantee to give equal good quality at a saving of from coats IOC to 20c per bag. Try our High Eoaf, Dily and Cascade. Fur lined and trimmed with black Thibet fur. AND Salt 45c, cornmeal $1.25, Suits.... Oatmeal $2.00. Under- Free - - All cash purchases amounting to $40.00 secures a solid cane bot- skirts, Reliable, dependable, honest, upright clothing was never sold under roof of any legitimate store at lower figures. tom beautiful rocker. No risk to run in buying. No ill fit. No bad styles. Not Spanish Flounce with six rows of fine piping made of a garment in this big stock but what is all right. Figuring fine mercerized sateens in black and colors, only $1.40. from, the standpoint of style, correctness, cleanliness and Lady Roberts’ new skirt, fine 10 in. knife pleating, an indisputable responsibility, it’s easy to see why sound think- Bring me your Butter, Eggs, elegant skirt $1.50. ing men will buy here. Grain and Wood.

ALEXANDRIA, AND LANCASTER AUCTION SALE H. B. Macdonald is having a galvan- PROSPEROUS FARMERS. ized iron roof put on his residence on. Bills. If you purpose haviog an auction sale of St. Paul street. R. McLennan has the farm stock and implements, seoore your bills at this office. Order filled in two hours. Prices contract. reasonable. Notice of sale, ONE INSERTION . FREE in newspaper. The ‘News’, Alexandria. Question. Have the farmers of Ca- Alexandria Lodge 439 A.F. andA.M. 18 held its regular meeting on Wed- I,.I,., in,I , Ml ,, , nada shared in the general prosperity since 1896? nesday evening and exemplified the second degree. TYI® Chinese Situation Now POWERS FOR SALE Answer. Yes, they undoubtedly /c Jno. Simpson & Son are erecting a Much Tangled Up. Three second hand railway powers, also two have. wooden roller powers, all in good order. Apply Aarge store house and granary in rear to Jas. Ferguson, Maxville. 36-4 Q. To what is this particularly to be of their handsome block on Main St. attributed? China Pretends to Be Penitent and Directs Rev. A. Graham, Lancaster, and J. A. Very largely to the fact that un- That Li Hung Chang’s Plan Be Fol- SHOOTING MATCH J. Wightman, Maxville, have been lowed to Punished Princes and High der the business-like administration of elected vice-presidents of the Ontario The first shooting match of the season at N. Ministers Besponslbie For Outrages— K. McCrimmon’s of McCrimmon P.O., on Satur- the Department of Agriculture by the C. E. Union. Congratulations. day, the 6th inst. Twenty-one turkeys. Range, Hon. Sidney Fisher, it is now possible Yet Feverish War Preparations Con- 150 yards. N. K. McCrimmon. 37-1 Quite a number from town attended to concentrate agriculturaljproduction the races at Glen Robertson on Thurs- tinue How the Nations Stand, in Canada so that there is an increasing day last. They all report a good I.ondon, Oct. 1, 3,30 a. m.—Be- crowd and an excellent day’s sport. SHOOTING MATCH available surplus which finds a. ready yond a slieaf of imiierial edicts, which throw into still worse con- COMPLETE A shooting match will be held at the residence sale in the market of Great Britain. At Newington on the 11th inst, the of John McLeod, 20-7 Kenyon, on Friday, Octob- Conservatives of Stormont will meetin fusion tlie complicated Chinese situ- r er 19th. 37*1 Q. What steps were taken to this convention. It is thought possible atimi, there is little in to-day's new.s end? that they may agree on a sacrifice. to arrest attention. From Shanghai comes an uiicoii- ■ A. A workable system of cold We have to thank Lt.-Col. John storage, from the producer to the con- lirmed report that tlio allies have Maepherson of the Militia Department .seized Shan Kai Kwan. sumer, was installed at factories, on Ottawa, for a souvenir album of Ot- All the news with regard to the We have this weék received the last of our fall and winter Jackets railways, at central cold storage ^wa. The Col. is an old Glengarry boy. edicts emanates from Shanghai. Ac- and Capes, and say without fear of contradiction, that they are the stations in cities, and on steamships, cording to these' advices, in addition finest lot of garments ever brought into the village of Alexandria. Department of Railways & Canals. as the result of inducements offered The Citizen’s Band will hold a social to the edict ordering Grand Coun- in the Agricultural Hall on Friday cillor Kun Kang to offer oblations LACHINE CANAL. They are different in Style, different in Colors, different in Quality by the Parliament of Canada on Mr. evening, October 12th. An excellent bcfor.3 the coffin of Baron Von Ket- from anything shown by any merchant here, and much more up-to- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Fisher’s recommendation. programme and refreshments will be teler and the edict directing that Li date. We will be surprised if any lady should be shortsighted enough EXTENSION OF TIME. Q. How did this affect the butter provided. Hung CJiang’s entire plan lie follow- ed in regard to the punishment of to buy a jacket this season from anyone else. In fact, from what we The time for receiving tenders for Now ti'ade, for example? How the fans admire Stuart Ray- Lock, Lachine Canal, has been extended imtil the i rinccs and higii Ministers ■ of ^ have seen of the garments shown in town, we think ours is the only Sixteen o’clock on Tuesday, the 16th October, A. The net result is, that while in side I He is playing as strongly as ' store in town where a lady can buy the latest styles. Our prices are 1900. the year ending June 30th, 1806, the ever, and can give points in football State responsible for the anti-for- By order, eign outrages, and the decree order- as low and our assortment better than any. We can give you a good L. K. JONES, total exports of Canadian butter to to any player in Canada.— Ottawa Secretary. Journal. ing that funeral honors be paid in ^ English Beaver Cloth Jacket, colors, black and navy, rolling storm Department of Railways and Canals, Great Britain, amounted to only Pekin and Tokio to the remains of collar, made to hook tight at neck, for Ottawa, 28th Soptepiber, 1900. $893,053, in the year ending June 30th, For exhibiting an undue familiarity Sugiyama Akira, the murdered Chan- Newspapers inserting this advertisement 1899, the total so exported was $3,526,- with, and fondness for, other people’s cellor of the Japanese legation, Em- without authority from the Department will jewellery and cash, three juveniles jier.ir Kwang Su has addressed fur- not be paid for it. 37-2 $2.75. 007. spent a brief vacation in the coop on ther letters to the Czar and the Mi- Q. What does the gain amount to? Saturday. kado, renewing his request for their Esquimo beaver cloth Jackets, color, black, only inside seams, A. Last year the Canadian farmers aid ill the peace negotiations. nicely bound with sateen, a very neat and nobby low priced Jacket The members of the French Choir Various opinions are expressed ns HONOR ROLL. got from Great Britain, for butter are making extensive preparations for alone, two and a half million dollars to the importance of the edicts. a grand concert to be held under their The Shanghai correspondent of $3.00 more than in 1896. auspices on November 22nd. Wait The Morning Post says; "The ‘sev- Q. Was there also an increase in the for announcement. ere punishment’ ordered by Emperor ALEXANDRIA PUBLIC SCHOOL. Black beaver curl cloth coats, lined throughout with mercerized exportation of eggs to Great Britain? The life insurance policy held by the Kivnng Su will only mean a money sateen,. Fourth class, in order of merit—Lorn A. Yes, from a value of $704,768 in Temperance and General Life Insur- fine. 'ITere are traces of Li Hun^v Chang’s hand, under American in- Mnnro, Chester Devine,-BaysideHearnden, 1896, to $1,254,392 in 1899. ance Company, of Toronto, for $2,000 Mina Gray, George Simon, Jennie Wilson. on the life of the late Rev. John Mac- fluence, in the edict.s.” f f: $6.00 Third class—Boddie MoBae, Harry Q. Did this installation of cold Leod, of Vankleek Hill, was paid last The Standard’s Shanghai corre.-i- pondent remark's: ’’The Empress Ki-- High grade pure all wool Kersey cloth Jackets, colors, fawn, black Clark, May McKinnon, Bebecca Conroy, storage facilities have any effect upon week. Stanley Gray, Minnie Markson. the export business in hams and bacon? gent now realizes the true nature of and navy, the best looking and best quality coat made, from Second class—Bachael Markson, Lizzie We have received the Labour the crisis. After consulting the Em- Cole, Clarence Ostrom, Spencer Cole, A. Yes; in 1896 the total export of Gazette, published by the Department peror, she summoned the court dig- Maggie Wilon, Hubert MoLise. hams and bacon to Great Britain was of Labour, Ottawa. It will doubtless nitaries and, on their assembling, ‘ $10.00 $4,370,349; in 1899 it was $10,407,654. weild a potent infiuence in all questions whi'ci she remained silent, the Em- affecting the labor interests. , A large stock of Misses Jackets for girls 12 to 16 years, from CARD OF THANKS Q. So that there was here an in- peror in a loud voice delivered a tir- crease in the business done by the C. R. MeInnes, M.A.Ph.Dd., of Van- ade lasting a couple of hours against th-; courtiers. Tlien, in an angry Mrs. À. J. McCullpoh desires ns to thank Canadian farmers of six million dollars kleek Hill, has been appointed a lec- $2.50 to $7.50 the many friands who showed herself and voice, he dLsmissed them. After this a year? turer of applied mathematics in the family so many kindnesses during the ill- Kingston School of Mining. Mr. Me- the decrees were issued.” While Gentlemen,' come in and see our Black Beaver Overcoats. We will ness of her late husband. A. Yes. Innes is a graduate of Queen’s and these have Iieen promulgated, how- show you a coat made up in a style you have never before seen, lined Q. Was the increase in the butter .John Hopkins Universities. We con- ever, feverish war preparations are still reported from Shanghai, and with pure sateen and all wool tweed, and at a price so low as to be BIRTHS. trade at the expense of the former gratulate our young friend on his suc- cess. new appointments have been made sure to interest you. MALONE —At Alexandria, on Tuesday, Cot. business in cheese exports? to the Chinese army and navy.’’ and, a son to Mr. and Mrs. F. L. We also have the best 5octs. fleeced lined undershirt in Glengarry. A. No, in 1896 the exports of cheese Glengarrians figured in football on liow the Nations Stand. Malone. Saturday. In the Granite-Rough Rid- Come and see if we are claiming too much and if we cannot convince had a total value of $13,924,672, where- Washington, Oct. 1.—The align- M0RIÎI80N—Ai In.!ian Head, Assa., on the as in 1899 the total was three millions er match in Kingston, which was won you that it is to your interest to trade here. 19th September, 1900, the wife of John by the Granites, Tupper McDonald, of ment (f the powers on the German A. Morrison, of a son. greater, or $16,718,418. Williamstown, played on the winjiing pt opiisition to make the punishment Q. Taking the exports for the year team, and Stuart Rayside, of Lancas- lor the Chinese loaders a condition MCGILLIS—At 33-3rd Lochiel, on the 2nd ending June 30th, 1896, as the standard, ter, on the Rough Riders. Iirecedeni, to negotiations may- now inst., the wife of B. McGillis, of a be stated as follows: daughter. | what is the total increase in the value ’The Alexandria Carriage Works are Groat Britain, Bussia and France of these productions to the Canadian making important additions to their Stan 1 with the United States in re- 10m-' dohn Simpson & Son. HARRIED. farmer, as shown by the trade returns? already extensive manufactory. They garding the proposition as inexpedi- are erecting a storeroom 25x100, and rn't MCDONALD—LAROCQUE—On October 3rd, at Y A. First as to eggs; the increase was another addition 25x30. They are Jup.an occupies a middle attitude the residence of the bride’s father, by $M9,197 in the first year; $539,283 in compelled to do this to meet the re- Bev. Arpad Givan, assisted by Bev. A. She is vvilling to follow the German thV-Second year; $549,624 in the third quirements of their rapidly increasing lead if all the other powers aie Graham, Annie F., daughter of Joseph- trade. Larocque, to J. Dougal McDonald. year; a total of $1,308,004 on the item agreeable, but only for the sake of of eggs alone. Dr. A. L. McDonald was called to preserving harmony among the pow- THE GLENGARRY STORE Green Valley on Monday to attend to er.s, and not from a belief in Uie Q. Whal about butter? DIED. a gentleman by the name of Grant wisdom of the German jTropositior.. t A. In the first year l^he increase was Austria and Italy stand shoulder MOBAE—At Glen Sandfield, on Thursday, who took an impromptu dive from the $1,019,336; in the second year $1,022,- roof of O’Daire’s hotel. Although t;j sho'.dder with Germanj’, making September 27th, Johu MoBae, aged tlic peeibiind a solid front. The first- 78 years. 497; in the third year $2,623,954; a total badly bruised, we are pleased to note gain of $4,674,787 in three years on that the unfortunate man is on a fair namoil two powers do not attempt, way to recovery. to a>'gue the German proposition, the butter exports. and their answers make it apparent You will find srreat barg:alns Q. What has been the total increase Fire was discovered in H. Leroy’s that they have accepted it without Watch in millinery at the Stone Store. on hams and bacons? residence. Island Survey, yesterday much consideration. A. In the first year, $1,461.274; in morning. Thinking that the same Tuan Mn it Go to Trlul. had been extinguished the occupants the second year, #3,669,133; in the were resting with a serenity born of Washington, Oct. 1.—The Depart- this third year, $6,037,243; a total of #11,- security, when it again broke out ment of State is informed by Con- QUESTIONS FOR LIBERALS. 157,650. about 12.30. The brigade was called sul-C;eneral Goodnow of Shanghai Q. And on cheese exports? out and soon extinguished the blaze. that Sheng, the Chinese Director of Bailways and Telegraphs, has hand- space Is it not a fact that Mr. Alexander A. In the first year, $721,187; in the At the annual fall games of the New ed him a decree of the Emperor and York Athletic Club held on Saturday Mackenzie, when Premier of Canada, second year, $3,698,000; in the third Empress, dated at Taignan, Sepit. year, $2,703,756; a total of $7,112,942. last, in the hammer throwing event, 25, blaming their Ministers for en- was the victim of a scandal cry un- the World’s record was broken. John Q. What do you calculate to be the ciairaging' the Boxers. The edict or- next equalled for persistance and ferocity Flanagan, of New York, sending the dors the degradation of four I’rinces in the history of Canadian politics ? total inoi’eased sales of- these four missile 169 feet 4 inches, beating the and deprives Prince Tuan of his sal- items, resulting largely from the in- former record of 167 feet 8 inches,made ary, and official servants. He is to Is it not a fact that many thousands by himself on the same grounds two week. of Liberals were persuaded to believe augui-ation of this policy? be brought for trial before the im- years ago. perial Clan Court. these charges and i voted .against the A. $24,253,383 in these three years. Q. That looks as though the Cana- candidates of the Liberal party ? dian farmers were getting their share BRITAIN FIXKS TKRMS. Is it not a fact that history has dis- Ijurd Salisbury’s Program Fmbraces Three proved almost every serious charge of the prosperity of the period? CABI,1>*G COSTS TO MUCH. Salient Features. laid against the Mackenzie Adminstra- A. Yes it does, and it explains the almost unvarying support being given tion. No List of Keturainc Canadian Soldiers London, Sept. 29.—Despite the by the farming community to the W^ll Be PiibUsUed. equivocal denials bearing the stauip Is it not a fact that there was more Laurier administration.—Montreal of the British Foreign Office, it is extravagance and more jobbery prac- Ottawa, Sept. 28.—Th^e Militia believed in well-informed circles tliat Herald. Department are receiving numerous The Glengarry Store. tised by the politicans who used the Lord Salisbury has drafted a reply applications for the list of those Germany’s recommendations regard scandal cry as one of the chief instru- luembcrs of the Canadian contingent Glengarry Block, Main St, Alexandria. ing China, in which he at least -par- ments in driving Mr. Mackenzie from If you want millinery, call at who aie returning to Canada. It is tially endorses the position taken by office ? the Stone Store. estimated that to cable the whole the United States. It is understood Is it not a fact that all men are now list would cost over $1,200. As, that the Prime Minister will advi.so however, it is not customary to ca- the German Ambassador within the agreed that Mr. Mackenzie was an ble the names of English soldiers re- next few days of the course England Ladiés’ Jackèts. honest man, and will not history bear tuiTiing with their regiments, or intends to pursue, and one is led to the same testimony to Sir Wilfrid ^ DRIFTWOOD - with drafts of their regiments, it is believe that Lord Salisbury's pro- JOHN NORTHWAY & not likely the list will be cabled. As gram embraces three different fea- Laurier ? y — Items lor Busy Readers, iast Bs the accounts can be made tures; SON, of Toronto, are among Is it not a fact that Sir John Mac- p — Compiled and Condensed out the militia authorities are settl- 1. That England cannot agree 'to the best Cloak makers in donald believed that Liberals could be ing the amounts due to Canadians of any proposal for punitive measures easily turned against their leaders, prior to the beginning of the peace Canada. October. the contingent who did not draw that they could be easily disrupted and the whole amount credited them in negotiations. Their garments are design- Autumn tints. I.ondon. A number were paid Wed- 2. That Her Majesty’s Government divided, that they were ungrateful proposes to maintain an adequately ed nearly a year later than even for the most devoted services, Thanksgiving day next, nesday. others yesterday, and the work will be continued until all have protected legation at Pekin. 3. That Li Hung Chang cannot be imported goods, when the and that to dishearten and demoralize ^No kick coming at the weather. been paid. accepted by England as China’s au- styles are absolutely known. the Liberal party has always been an Last quarter-stretch of the old essential feature of Conservative cam- thoritative peace envoy unless he is They fit well. They keep century. MANITOBA APl'OINTMENTS. provided with more definite creden- paign tactics in Canada ? The fountain is again in working tials than he now possesses. their shape,because they have Changées Made In tile Heads of Bepart- Is it not a fact that Mr. Mackenzie order. meuts in the Prairie Province. 'The Total Allied Troops. good material in them and suffered greatly owing to the world- Look out for counterfeit $10 Molson Vienna, Sept. 28.—The Admiralty are carefully made. wide commercial depression which pre- Winnif'eg, Sept. 28.—The following Bank bills. appointments will appear in the has received a despatch from Taku They are made by Canadi- vailed during his term of office, that The News from now till January 1st, Manitoba Gazette on Saturday; giving the strength of the forces land- ans in Canada, for Canadians Conservatives have ever since repre- 1902 for $1. Dr. McFadden of Neepawa to be ed there by the allied powers, as fol-' sented Liberals as the patrons and suj.orintendent of the Brandon Asy- lows: Austrian 494, German 8.17.S, A beautiful range of the On Wednesday evening the Fire British 8,353, American 5,60.S, partners of hard times, and now deny Brigade had a splendid practice. lum, vice Dr. Gillies, whose appointr- Northway garments in ment luis been rescinded. French 6,575, Italy 2,541, Russia Liberals any share of credit for the A rather tame runaway took place Mr. Murraj' Miller, clerk in the 20,943, and Japanese 15,570. Total JACKETS, CAPES, REEFERS, satisfactory business conditions which yesterday morning on the Mill Square. I.ifjuor I.icense Department, vice Mr. 68,253. ULSTERS, ETC., prevail all over the country ; in short. If you want to draw a crowd, Andrev.' Freeman, whose appointment ■Wlthilrawlngf From Pekin. that hard times should count only advertise your shooting matches in has been rescinded. Tien Tsln, Sept. 28. via Shanghai, Sept. against a Liberal Government, and the News. Mr. Crystal Irving, to be County 30.—Orders from Wasliingtoii, directing the just opened out at The Court Inspector, vice Mr. James withdrawal of the balk of the Amevlcau good times count only for a Conserv- Mrs. Frank Leslie has withdrawn troops were received thi.s afternoon iind Peoples’ Store. Prices rang- Thompson, who has resigned. preparations to comply were begun !ni ne- ative Government ? from the maniagement and editorship Mr. K. J. O’Mallej', of EocSewood, dlately. General Challee Is here directing ing from $3.00 up. of Leslie’s popular monthly. to be Noxious Weed Inspector, vice the movement, which will commence at the Surely in vain is the net spread in earliest possible moment. sight of the bird.—The *Globe.’ Rapid groirth—just think of it. Mr. Charles Braithwaite, Who has Pekln.Sept. 25, via Taku. Sept. 28, via J. J. WIGHTMAN, AVithin the past year Kingston’s resigned. Shanghai, Sept 30.—At the conference of . Maxville. population ha s increased 101 Several other changes In the place generals to-day, the Russian commmdtr, of a minor character are to bo ga- General Llnevltch, announced the Imme- When a ma n assumes a public trust fltate withdrawal from Tekln of the luilk N.3. Cuts supplied and special orders taken for Ladies’ zetted this week. Haye yott seen one of those hand- he should consdder himself as public of the Russian troops and the legation. He _ . Ready-made Suits. some portrait of Six Wilfrid Lanrier ? property.—Thaomas Jefferson .will leave Thursdaj^ Sent 21. and. letutUoa ^ DISASTROUS FIRE Early on Sunday morning Sept. 30tb, fire was discovered in the kitchen of A. /foiiP is your û'itne (S\ Leolair’a handsome brick residence at (^s North Lancaster. It had made such head- * Nuggets way that before it was discovered the to visit The Bon Marche Store. A surprise awaits 1 Quarried from Local kitchen and woodshed were destroyed. In you in the form of a well stocked store, shelf after mines. order to prevent the destruction of the story The Continued main building, part of the brick wall had shelf filled with elegant goods, the very finest ip^- n n of Current Events, é to be torn down. We sympathise with Mr, ported DRESS GOODS are now on view at the B&n Leclair in his loss. Marche. Also all kinds of Ladies’ Mantles direct $ JOHN McRAE from Germany may be seen and examined. REV. JAMES CAMERON McNAMARA—CRAIG A Glen Sandfleld correspondent, writing Rev. James Cameron, a native of We copy the following from the us regarding the death and funeral of the Children’s Dresses and Coats, all ready-made, ^ Lancaster, but who has been for some Wapella Post. The groom is a native late John McRae 13-3 Lochiel says. “The time a retired minister of the Presby- of Glengarry, several members of his deceased gentleman was among our in great variety, now ready for inspection at the Bon terian Church, and resided in Toronto, family are still residents of Apple oldest residents and was highly respected Marche. - died in the above city on Monday Hill. “The Presbyterian church was by all classes of the community. His death evening, 1st inst., at the age of 68 yrs. the scene of a pretty wedding Wed- which occurred on Wednesday evening Our goods are new and our prices will be new, ATONEMENT DAY nesday morning when Miss Margaret 27th ult., leaves a blank which cannot be easily filled. His funeral on Friday was which means prices will be lower than that asked by Wednesday being the Jewish Day H. Craig was united in the bonds of very largely attended, the pall bearers proprietors of other stores. Space being limited we ' of Atonement, the business places of matrimony to Mr. J. R. McNamara, being J. McDonald, J. Munroe, M. McRae, are unable to quote prices of goods. the Messrs. Markson and Simon were both of Winnipeg. The ceremony J. McLennan, D. McRae, and L. Dewar. closed. This is the most solemn fast was performed by the Rev. N. Morri- son. The bride was assisted by Miss Mr. McRae was 82 years of age at the time to be day of the year, among the Hebrews, Remember the place of bis death. a strict ;fast being observed. Next A. Johnston, while the groom was waited upon in a similar capacity by FLOATED ON A ROOF satisfied Sunday evening the Jewish Thanks- Mr. Stevenson, also of Winnipeg. The giving will be entered upon. This Among the natives of Glengarry who ' Sugarman’s Block, bride looked lovely, attired in a dress Housewives smile with satisfaction festival lasts for eight days. were in Galveston at the time of the terri- of white organdie, trimmed with Val- ble cyclone was Mrs. J. 0. Cameron, who when Boyle’s goods arrive at their WITH THE CITY FATHERS enciennes lace, and wore a large silk has resided in that city for 18 years. Mrs. homes. M. SIM0N, ' The members of the town council bridal veil and a -wreath of lilies and Cameron, who is a sister of Mrs. Angus The Bon Marche. Main St., Alexandrian^ met on Monday evening. After the carried in her hand a boquet of white Cattanach, of this town, in describing the Excellent cooking is not difficult P.S.—We do not pretend to be the finest milliners, but we transaction of routine business the carnations and smilax. After the catastrophe says : “I would say that no if you provide first class material following accounts were examined and ceremony, the bridal couple, accom- words, newspaper report, or, in fact, any- with which to work. have the finest Hats, Birds and Trimming in Glen-~^ ordered to be paid : W. G. Hall, $6.3.65 panied by a number of friends, re- thing could exaggerate the horror of the garry County. lumber, Ç199.30. Some discussion paired to Ashland Place, the residence disaster. We were in the thick of it, for a ensued as to the cleaning out and of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Creax’y, where portion of the day and all the night. There is poor deepening of the main drain through a sumptuous wedding breakfast await- Surrounded by about 22 feet of raging Johnstown, but no definite steps were ed them, and where the remaining water, we floated on the roof of the store Satisfaction taken. Coimcil then adjourned. hours before train time were spent by all night, and remained there until the DI'^ISION COURT the party in con-vivial enjoyment. water subsided. I am very glad to state in cooking if all your skill and all if Was held here yesterday before BQs The happy couple were the recipients that with the exception of a few outs which your efforts are spoiled by the in- Honor Judge O’Reilly. While several of many beautiful and costly presents, are doing nicely, we are all right. To give ferior quality of the Baking Pow- f Shoes! ' minor cases were disposed of, there which was an evidence that the bride you an idea of the disaster, it can be safely der and other ingredients you use. was one which attracted considerable and groom were highly appreciated said that 8,000 people were drowned or Boyle handles nothing but what attention, being an action brought by by their friends. Amid showers of killed. In our store there were some 15 or is believed to be the best and you if t Angus Cameron against the Township rice the bridal couple boarded the 10.04 20 people drowned.” will find the prices right. express for Winnipeg, where they will Shoes / 'f: of Kenyon, to recover an amount for McLEOD—DEWAR make their future home.” work done on the road. The defend- At the residence of the bride’s father, 'in ants won. His Honor throwing the LUCKY WINNERS the presence of a large number of invited just arrived another case out. Among the legal lights pre- The following is a list of those who guests, Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mal- lot of those fine shoes sent were Jas. Leitch, Q.C., and Geo. held prize winning tickets, purchased colm Dewar, Esq., Dunvegan, and Mr. The Spice Smith, of Cornwall. that gives ease and at the grand picnic recently held at Donald K. McLeod of Ottawa East, and of Life comfort to the wearer. MACPHERSON-AITKEN Glen Nevis. Gold Heart, won by son of Mr. Kenneth McLeod of the 8th D. Sabourin; gold cross, Bella McDon- Kenyon, were united in the holy bonds of There is satisfaction The resideilce of Mr. Samuel Mac^ matrimony by Rev. K. A. Gollan on Wed- is in variety only. Pickles and pherson, Lancaster, was the scene of ald, Bridge End; suit of clothes, Wm. in the looks of a shoe, nesday 26th ult. The groom was attended Catsups are good only when ÿoui r' a very pretty wedding on Friday even- McPhèrson, Williamstown : ten dollars, but the wearing quali- by his brother, Mr. Farquhar McLeod, spices are the best. ing last when his sister-in-law. Miss James B. Fox, Lochiel; clock, Ovide ty, is the main point. Our shoes will fit the feet. while the duties of bridesmaid were obarm- 1 ' ; , Mabel Aitken, was united in marriage Valade, Bridge End; five dollas, Horace ingly discharged by Miss Annie, sister of They look well, feel well and wear well, because ^ to Mr. Duncan Macpherson, son Leroux, St. Telesphore; Snyder rifle. the bride. At the conclusion of the in- Read our \ they’re made well, and can be had at very reason- ^ ^1/ - of D. M. Macpherson, ex-M.P.P. Rev. Wm. McDonell, St. Andrews; teresting ceremony the happy couple, ac- ’***' and proprietor of the Allan Grove new set single harness. May E. Glancy, List : able prices. Parties who have not wore them do ^ St. Andrews; ooal stove, D. F. McRae, companied by a number of friends, sat not know the comfort they are missing. Try a pair Combination of Cheese and Butter down to a sumptuous repast at the resi- factories. The nuptial knot was tied Bridge End; ten dollars, Duncan Mc- and be convinced. The place to get them is at ^ Donald, Harrison’s Corners; parlor dence of the groom’s father. The bride Whole Bed Pepper by Rev. A. Graham, B.A. The happy was the recipient of a large number of couple left on the evening train for lamp, Gagne Brunet, Glen Robertson; Ground Ginger one dozen silver spoons, Mrs. S. J. Mc- handsome and valuable presents, a testi- McPhee's, ^ Toronto and other western points, mony of her great popularity. Mr. and Whole Ginger ,> Donald, Bridge End; lemonade set, ^ St. Lawrence Block. ^ where their honeympon was spent. On Mrs. McLeod left on Thursday evening for their return yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McDonald, North Lancaster; Ground Cayenne sofa pillow, Antoine Rozon, Moira, Ottawa where they will reside in future. Macpherson took up their residence We extend hearty congratulations. Ground Alspice ^ 44 4^ 4& 4^ 4434^344 4^ 4^ 44 ^ in Alexandria, where he holds an im- N. Y., five dollars, W. C. Strader, WILLIAMSTOWN CONCERT Whole Alspice ■ portant position with the firm of North Williamsburgh; handsome quilt, Macpherson & Schell, and have takeri John Fisher, Glen Nevis; sewing “Highly successful” discribes the concert Whole Nut Meg T ’H. Mooney’s handsome residence on machine, Mrs. P. D. McDonald, Bridge given at Williamstown on Friday evening Ground Nut Meg „ Kenyon Street east, where they will End; gold ring, Bella McMillan, Mt,rtin- last under the auspices of Glengarry Camp 162 Sons of Scotland. Some twenty AlexJ MJ reside. We join with their many town; silver pickle dish, John Ken- Carbonate Soda j.. friends in extending congratulations nedy, Glen Nevis ; set of dishes, Kate andrians drove out and thoroughly enjoyed Ground Cloves * f . to the newly wedded pair. Trickey, Bainsville; double barrelled the evening’s entertainment. They all gun, Marie Chisholm, Chippewa Falls; declare that the good people of Williams- Whole Cloves kcDONALD—McGILLIS two and a half dollars, A. Lafrance,St. towu believe in giving your money’s worth, Whole Pepper '■ s At the pretty little city^ ofKamloops, Raphaels; crayori, Joseph Potter, San- for each of the 16 numbers on the pro- *'•' B.C., in a picturesque spot at the don, B. C., bronze clock, Thomas gramme were encored and responded to. Ground Pepper junction of, the North and South Richardson, Bainsville; five dollars, A. The artists secured were as usual of the White Pepper Thompson Rivers, on Tuesday, Sept. D. McDonald, Lancaster; colony of first rank, and this is just one of the GRAND J.J6W4A/< Ground Cinnimon ' 26, in the church of the Sacred Heart, bees, L. A. Veich, “Waddington, N. Y., reasons why the people of our enterprising was solemnized by Rev. A. Michels the one dozen silver knives and forks, Ann southern neighbor can always count on a Whole Cinnimon & marriage of Miss S. McGillis, daughter McDougald, St. Ann de Bellevue, Que. good house. Miss Minnie McLennan’s Mace of Hugh D. McGiUis, of Glen Robert- After a closely disputed contest for a violin selections were excellently rendered which showed an artistic finish which is Cream Tarter son, Ont., to William A. McDonald, gold watch, between Mrs. A. Leclair indeed rare among violin artists. The of McCormick, Ont., manager of the and Mrs. Duncan Bathurst, the watch singing of Mr. D. 0. McGregor and Mrs. / '■ ’^Western Canadian Ranching Co’s was won by Mrs. Leclair, by a small Millinery - - Coutts-Bain, and the readings by Miss ifkPerry Ranch near Ashcroft, B.C. majority. Adelaide McClelland were pleasing features Miss, Byrne assisted the bride, w^hile We understand that' the genial of the evening’s programme. We take Choice ^ J. M. McCormick did a similar duty Father McRae who had charge of the for the groom. The bride looked pleasure in mentioning particularly the picnic realized $1,362 over and above part Miss Katherine McFhee, of Alexan- Vinegars 0«¥, charming in a suit of Columbia blue all expenses, and he desires us to sin- dria, took in the presentation of the pro- richly trimmed with white. After cerely thank those who rendered such gramme. Her rendition of Scottish songs White Wine Vinegar. mass the happy couple drove to the is indeed delightful. She has been heard invaluable service in assisting him. by the people of Alexandria on several Proof Vinegar, the only -Grand Pacific Hotel where a sumptu-, WELCOME TO A HERO occasions, but never did she appear to genuine in town. Imported , ous breakfast awaited them, after better advantage than at Williamstown on tjjgy went aboard the west Amid the hearty acclaims of a host Pure Malt Vinegar in bot- Friday evening last. We extend congra- tles, 25c each. onnd traha^for AshçrofL B.C., mid of admiring friends, and the exhilirat- tulations to Miss McFhee on her success. At the Stone Store on showers of rièç and good^' wishes of ing skirl of the bagpipes, H. Allan Mc- ALEXANDER J. McCULLOCH their Kamloops friends. The bride Dougall a Paardeberg hero, arrived at Death has again visited us and removed ; received niany ^handsome and costly Dalkeith on Saturday evening last. from a home a kind and dutiful father, a good neighbor and friend, in the person of presents.—Contributed. ; "i The unpropitious \r^eather , did not Coffee and Teas dampen in the slightest degree the Alexander J. McCulloch, 32-lst Lochiel, f ALEXANDER C. McDDNALD who departed this life September the 27th, Eminently foremost in the buy- enthusiastic ardor of his friends who after an illness of seven month’s duration. ing, blending and selling of Coffee FRIDAY & SATURDAY On Saturday Mr. Alexander C. Mc- had gathered to do honor to one to Mr. McCulloch received all the attention we are prepared to meet our Cus- Donald, 16-6th Lancaster passed sud- whom honor was due. When the that medical skill and kind friends could i- denly ^way, aged 72 years. The de- bestow on him, and underwent treatment tomers with Coffees and Teas to train pulled in and Private McDougall in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal in suit them at any price. ceased, who was a well known and alighted he was greeted with tumul- June, but was not benefited by it and OCTOBER 5th & 6th, 1900 highly respected resident of this tuous cheers; and after exchanging gradually sank until the end came peace- county, was a son of the late Ohristo- greetings with his many friends a pro- fully on the day above mentioned. Born on lot 12-5th Kenyon July 30th, 1847, Mr. , / pher McDonald, and was twice mar- cession was formed headed by Pipers McCulloch left early in life for the west, ried, first to Annie, daughter of Mr. J. McMillan and D. F. McLennan, and where by strict attention to business, he Candy. And following days,^where all the Leading Styles of Ladies’ Roderick McLeod,8th Lancaster. Fom all proceeded to the residence of his always met with success. During his lif% New and fresh novelties, delici- Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats will be displayed and open- sons and two daughters blessed their time Mr. McCulloch held mapy positions o% mother Mrs. J. McDougall, Brodie, trust to the satisfaction of everybody con- ous combinations of flavor, an im- ed up for your inspection. union, all' of whom are dead. The late where the returned soldier was cerned. The last position he held for nine portant feature of a holiday outing. Mrs, D. R. McDonald, of Williams- banqueted. After the wants of the years in the employ of Macpherson A A word of small price. town,being a daughter of the deceased. inner man had been satisfied, Mr. W. Schell at Rimouski, Que. He was also a His second wife was, Ellen, daughter member of the Alexandria Separate School D. McLeod, of Kirk Hill, was appoint- Board of Trustees and of the Lochiel Unwrapped Caramels. We invite all the ladies from"town and vicinity to call of Donald McDonald, 33-9th Lancaster. ed chairman, speeches were delivered Council Board where he won the respect A wonderfully good Caramel, and attend our grand opening and see the finest styles in m She, with one son and two daughters, by Jtossrs. D. W. McGillivray, J. R. and confidence of his fellow members. On hats. ; survive him. The funeral which took McLrod, Thos. Campbell, Rev. Chas. August 30tb, 1875, he married Miss more like other people’s 40c variety. ‘/Mi Catherine, only daughter of John R. Mo- I offer them in the three most place on Tuesday to Glen Nevis church Clyde and Thos. McDonald. Several Donell, Greenfield, Ont., who with a family and cemetery was very largely at- songs were rendered in capital style. of four daughters and one son, are left to popular flavors. We meet the tended, many being present from a The guest of the evening made a feel- mourn his early demise. He also leaves preference of many by selling these six brothers and two sisters. One brother, without the usual wax paper wrap- distance to pay their last sad tribute of ing reply, and modestly acknowledged Mr. Donald J. McCulloch, Minto, N.D., respect to the departed. Rev. Fatlier the’many kindly references made to arrived here to attend the bedside of his ping. Pure goods highly flavored, McRae ofificiated at Requiem High him. Priyate McDougall was banquet- brother but was called home a week pre- 30C per lb. m Mass. Messrs.AngusMcLeod,D.P.J.Mc- ed in Montreal by the Royal Scots, of vious to Mr. McCulloch’s death. At the Gobds promptly delivered. time of his death Mr. McCulloch was 53 Telephone No. 25. u^~ Donald, Finlay McDonald, Finlay Mc- which he is a member. On behalf of years and two months old, and was well A. MARKSON, Prop. McGillis, D. McRae and Alex. the,, people of Glengarry we extend and favorably known throughout Glen- Kennedy, 36-6th Lan., officiated as greeting and congratulation to Mr. garry, a fact which could be easily seen by The Stone Store, Main St. South, Alexandria, Ont. the large numbers who followed the re- pall bearers. We extend sympathy McDougall. mains on Sunday afternoon to St. Finnan’s -^1 to the Ijereaved. cemetery despite the jjad condition of the roads. Over one hundred carriages were in ^ ’ ■' A Ëne portrait of Sir Wilfrid Laurier the funeral cortege. The pall bearers were Messrs. J, T. Schell, Allan J. McDonald, Have you seen one of those hand- for a Hews Coupon and 10 cents. A Angus J. McDonald, A. H. McDonald, some portraits of Sir Wilfrid Laurier ? limited supply at the News Office. James McCormick and D.'MoFhee. J. Boyle. i^j