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VOL. xrv- ALEXANDRIA ONTARIO, FBIDAY, MAY 21, I89T. NO: 21

DOMINION EEFOKMATOET. Ontario, he felt that no county was so wet! entitled to it a.s the County of Glengarry. THE MOST HEALTHFUL AND SAFE DEPUTATION TO OTTAWA. Mr. J. R. Bootn, of Ottawa, claimed also AT 5 AND 51 PER CENT. that the eastern district of Ontario was en- Baking Powder A deputation from the County of Glen- titled to recognition by the Government, SFmSG AM SÜMIEB The undersigned has made arrange- garry, comprising the following gentlemen, and the work should be proceeded with. —IS TUB GENUINE— ments with private capitalists to lend waited upon the Hon. Mr. Tarte on Tuesday Dr. McDiarmid pointed out the services at 3.30 p. in., to impress upon him the im- money on improved farms of 60 acres of Glenga.iry’ in the cause of education, and MILLINERY portance of proceeding immediately with the loj'alty shown by her inhabitants in COOK’S FRIEND and upwards in sums not less than |500. the construction of the Dominion Reforma- Interest on sums over $1,200, 5 per cent, 1812, 1837, and 1866, and the high standing Ask Your Storekeeper for TEACHES ARITHMETIC, SPELLING, tory at Alexandria :— -V., taken by her sons in the whole country, and At the LOWEST LIVING PRICES for each year after first year, and for D. A. McArthur, Reeve, Alexandria ; D. first year, payable half yearly, and in BOOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, claimed that she above all counties in the SHORT-HAND & TYPE-WRITING M. McPherson, M. P. P., Lancaster ; D. C. country, was entitled to some consideration —AT sums under $1,200 at per cent., pay- Campbell, Reeve of Kenyon, Laggan ; D. C. McLam’s Cool’s Frloiil able yearly, for terms of 5 to 10 years. in the very best way. from the Government. Success of pupils prove it. Write McRae, North Lancaster, A. R. McDougall, The Minister of Public Works expressed AND TAKE NO OTHER. Valuations must In all cases be made by for catalogue. Glen Norman, D.A. McDonald, Alexandria, himself as very favorably impressed by the THE MISSES McDONELLS’, either D. A. McArthur, Reeve. Alexandria ; J. B. Snider, Bainsville, D. R. McDonald, Alexander iMcDougall. Reeve No. 1 Lochlel ; C. W. GAY, PEINCIPAL. character of the deputation, and admitted Duncan A. McDonald, Post-master, Alexan- Williamstown, County Councillors ; Rev. OBITUAEY. MAIN STREET, ALEXANDRIA. they had made a very strong case, and dria; William D. McLeod. (Jheese-maker, D. D. McLennan, Apple Hill ; A. D. Mc- stated that as far as he was concerned, lie or John J. McDonell, 9-3 Kenyon, to either of Rae, Maxville ; A. A. Stewart, Dunvegan ; MKS. DOXAI.D BAN MCDONAI.O. whom application can be made direct, or to was quite willing that the work should pro- I^SURAg^CE. W. J. McNaughton, Lancaster; C. J. Mc- ceed, but the reason that the work had not On Sunday evening last, deatli visited the CONROY. V. Ü., ,T. A. MACDONELL, (Greenfield,) Rae, Glen Roy ; D. J. McLeod, Glen Nor- progressed was that the plans accepted by home of Mr. Donald Ban McDonald, 15-3 9-tf. ALEXANDRIA. man ; J. A. McDougall, Lancaster ; Rey. the late Government, would necessitate an Kenyon, and laid his icy hand on the part- ALEXANDRIA. THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS. CO. E. Poitras, Rev. D. McLaren, J. T. Schell, outlay in round numbers, of one million ner of his joys and sorrows, and wife and Head Ofl3ce, Toronto. J. L. Wilson, A. A. McKinnon, George dollars, and he thought, therefore, that fur- mother lies still in death. Mrs. McDonald Veterinary Dentistry a Specialty Hearnden, Hugh Muiiro, A. L. Smith, J.H. J. F. JUNKIX, GEN. MANAGER. ther consideration was neoessaiy before the was born in the Covnty of Glengarry 77 • Good, Warm, stable attached. 3-6 McPherson, J. R. McDonald, J. A. McDon- work was proceeded with, that he personal- years ago, and her whole life has been spent This Company is now introducing new ald, J. Boyle, P. Trottier, J. A. Cameron, features, such as the Double Maturltv, in- ly, would offer no objection to the work here. She was a fine woman and mucli stalment and Yearly Renewable Term D. D. McPliee, D. Wason, 6. S. AVason, A. being proceeded with, but that it was a respected and loved by all her neighbors JOHN A. CHISHOLM. Plans. Before placing your Insurance it D. Kennedy, J. A. McMillan, D.,J. McDon- matter bej'oiid his personal control, and and acquaintances. She has enjoyed good will be to your advantage to see one of the ald, H. R. McDonald, D. D. McDonald, M. Company’s representatives, who will be glad which would have to be decided by the health during her life, but last fall she com- Bàrrister,;Sol]citorÿ Notary, &c. D., P. A. McDonald, M. D., A. J. McDon- Government, and he recommended tlie de- menced to fail, and has been ailing all to call and explain the advantages of in- ald, P. A. Huot, I. B. Ostrom, Angus Mc- Co£ïi.X»;rail„ Oïs.ta,rio. suring in this progressive company. putation to wait upon some of his col- winter. She leaves to mourn her loss, lier Hall, Take an Accident Policy. Never before Donald, E. A. Hodgson, E. H. Tiffany, P. leagues, as the Government had not yet de- husband, six sons and five daughters. Tiro ledical has accident insurance been offered so cheap Olf^ClÇS L-r-XlODELÜS; BLOCK. Groulx, A. G. F. McDonald, F. McDonald, cided as to their policy in regard to this of her sons, Donald and Daniel, reside in Alexandria; J. J. Cameron, J. D. Cameron, institution. In pursuance of this the depu- California, another son, Dan., in Montana, JOHN D. ROBERTSON, Greenfield; P. D. McDonald, Bridge End ; f*rlyàte Funds to Loan. District Agent for the Manufacturers’ tation later waited upon Sir Oliver Mowat, Ranald, in Western Canada, Angus, in J. W. Morrison, K. Hope, D. McDonald, Minister of Justice, in one of the Senate Minnesota, and another son Angus who SOLID SILVER Life and Manufacturers’Guarantee and Ac- A. Cinq-Mars, Glen Robertson ; T. Fraser, ^ WILLiAWI A. LEGSSO cident Co,, MAX VILLE, OMT. committee rooms. The case v^as presented resides on the old homestead, and John B. Lochiel ; W. D. McPherson, Bainsville ; D. to Sir Oliver Mowat in much the same man- left last week for Colorado. Three of her M.O.S., D.D.S., Tea Spoons, Manicure Sets. Fruit Knives, A. McDonald, H. Corbett, Munro’s Mills; Pen Knives, Button Hooks, Hair ner by the same gentlemen. Particular daughters reside in Kenyon—Mrs. M’illiain Dr. McDiarmid, H. A. McLean, W. Mo- stress being laid upon the support which Tongs, Crochet Hooks, and a lot McDonald, Mrs. Hugh McDonald and Mr.s. laiEisrmsa? SMILUE à BSBERTSOH, Ew'an, Maxville ; H. Bowan.Williamstow'n ; Glengarry and the eastern district of On- Win. Kennedy, and two reside at Mark of other Sterling Silver Novel- EVERY MONTH AT R. McDonald, Greenfield ; J. A. McDonald, tario had given him, whilst Premier of Stay—Mrs. Wm. McDonald and Mrs. Mc- ties, good useful articles. Glen Roy ; Ja.s. McKenzie, Glen Sandfield ; CASSELMAN, 15th and 16th. Ontario. Sir Oliver was very cordial in his Master. The funeral took place on Tuesday •. MOOSE CHEEK, 17th and 18th. J. R. Booth, J. F. McIntyre, Ottawa. reception of the deputation, but stated that morning to St. Finnan’s burying-ground, MAXVILEE, :o: SASH, BOOB AID SIILE 19th,20th and 21st. The deputation was introduced by Col. the Government had not yet decided upon and was largely attended. The Rev. D. R. AVONMORE, 24th and 25th. MANUFACTURERS. R. R. McLennan, M. P. for Glengarry, ac- SOUTH FINCH, 28lh and 27th their policy with regard to the matter. He McDonald officiated at the funeral. The SOUQ OSLO WmHES! companied by Senators McMillan and Ogil- CITY OFFICK-25SPARKS ST. OTTAWA. 24-ly expressed himself as very much pleased pall-bearers were : Jas. Cameron and D. A. vie, and also J. G. Snetsinger, M.P., and with the deputation, and their mode of pre- Cameron, 14 3 Kenyon, John A. McDonald, Heavy Cases, Ladies’ size, Elgin or. A full stock of Lath, Clapboards, Sash, was most representative and influential. Doors, Shingles, and all material required senting the case, and promised that the 16-3 Kenyon, P. McDonald, 13-3 Kenyon, Waltham Movement, $24, The deputation waited upon the Minister DENTISTRY. in finishing off houses, kept constantly matter would receive the earnest considera- Angus A. McDonald, 16-2 Kenyon, and G. Also, a New and Complete line of of Public Works at 3.30 p. in. tion of the Government. J. McDonald, 17-3 Kenyon. on hand, at right prices. Col. McLennan in introducing them, HOWES & FITZPATRICK. ORDERS EXECUTED AT SHORT NOTICE pointed out the importance of the Reforma- MRS. KENNETH MCLEOU. HEAD-OFFICE VANKLEpK HILL. tory to the whole Dominion, and also the No. 1 LATH $1.59. ALEXANDRIA COUNCIL. Mrs. Kenneth McLeod, who died March Df.HowKS wllllje In Alexandria and Max- advantages of the location in Alexandria, Of the very latest odors. Kiln Drying, Planing, and Match- 8th, in Sanilac county, Mich., at the good ^ ville twice each month. ing done, Satisfaction Guaranteed. inasmuch as that place was situated almost The Council met on Saturday evening. 5^' See loca notice for dates. 39 in the centre of population in the Dominion, old age of a hundrecl and three years and Don’t fail to try our own COUGH Present, the Reeve, D. A. McArthur, and on the boundary between the two most Councillors, McMillan, Huot, Schell and five months, was until a few years ago one SYRUP, also the DOMINION CON- of the most I’espected residents of Glen- important Provinces, easily reached by rail Macdonell. DITION POWDERS, the best in the garry. She was born in Inverness, Scot- JOHN KENNEDY, from all portions of the country, and in Minutes of last meeting were read and market. direct communication with the offices of the land, on Oct. 18, 1793, and came to this SmilE - k - BOBERTSBI, approved. country when only five years of age. The Sponges, Tooth Brushes, and a full line Ministers at Ottawa, by telegraph and tele- LIVERY STABLE, The accounts of Angus McDonald and G. family settled in Lochiel township, where of TOILET ARTICLES. fyiAXVILLEv ONT. phone, and situated exactly midway be- McIntosh, as auditors, $5 each were passed. MARTINTOWN. ONT. tween Ottawa, the political Capital, and the deceased resided until her departure The Collector stated that he had been for Michigan. Her husband was killed bj7 Montreal, the commercial metropolis of the served with a sheriff’s notice, stating that Dominion. He also pointed out that the lightning many years ago. Two of her sons: <3ood Harness and Rigs ready at all M. Miinro had filed a claim of $20 for inheriting the martial spirit of their an- OTTAWA eastern portion of the Province of Ontario, ground rent on the lots on which the wood times for the travelling public. cestors, served in the American civil war. 8®" Give me a call. 17-6m. BiflclOstrcii Bros. & Co. one of the oldest settled districts in the was sold by the sheriff a short time ago. BUSiiyESS whole country, had never received from Kenneth was killed on a man-of-war and The wood, the property of the Messrs. Neil died at his home. Port Elgin, Out., of either Government, anytliing in the way of Mooney, was sold in the interest of the any public institution, and that while this wounds received on an American battle- ; CHAS. BROWN, COLLEGE. Atlas Insurance Co., but the taxes due the field. She was the mother of seven sons institution was one which would be for the town was greater than the amount realized, A successful career of THIRTY-ONE and throe daughters, three of whom survive Plain ’& Ornamental Painting. interest of the country at large, it was due and the sheriff wished to know if tlie town years and the success of its graduates in to that portion of the Province that they her. Donald in Kansas, Archie in Wash- the business world, proves the efficiency would recognize Mr. Munro’s claim. Many ington State, and Mrs. Kenneth McLeod, of TINTING, CALCIMINING AND OF LONDOf^. should receive some such recognition. He fine points of law were discussed, but the of this school. Tlie majority of the book- also pointed out that if sucii an institution Laggan. The deceased was for over eighty matter was left in the hands of the collector years a member of the Presbyterian Church, WHITE-WASHING, SPECIALTIES. keepers, and of the business men of the were to be provincial in character, that sit- to take council in the matter. Capital, - - ®S6,000,000 city and surrounding towns, are its grad- and could repeat many chapters of the bible ■ MAIN ST., ALEXANDRIA. uated as the County of Glengarrj’ was, at The question of piping for the water Accumulated uates. In selecting a school, beware of the extreme east of tlie Province of Ontario, by heart, and loved to sing the Psalms- of . ■ 7^mi works extension was discussed. Tenders David in Gælic. Dying of old age, her Funds, - - @18,900,000 frauds. We are endorsed by the leading there was no possibility of their receiving were received from the following firms : business men of the city. anything in that line from the Province, memory was unimpaired and her health Clendenning & Co., Montreal, for 4 inch good to the last. A company which can offer such se- Catalogue free. Send one cent stamp and that if the present scheme was not car- cast iron pipe, 20 lbs. per foot, $28.50 per ë Yra M\ a ëm ? curity is the ode to insure in. for “ A’est Pocket Companion.” Be care- ried out, it was probable that they would ton. Special casting 2^ cent per lb. Chap- Claims settled without delay. ful of the address :— never receive anything. The deputation, man’s hydrants, §27.50 each, free on board .^If so, geit quotations from JOHN KEITH, Frincipal. v/hieh waited upon tlie Government, he 0- E. DEPAETÎÆENT, ANGUS üücDONALD, at Montreal. 148 tolSli Bank St., Ottawa, Canada stated, represented all shades of politics Drummond, McCall Co., cast iron pipe, 22-y District Agent, Alexandria. and religion, and comprised the leading men $26 per ton, free on board at Alexandria. Eollovv the following advice and you will grow ill grace and be saved from many si ns ‘ ■ Kenyon st., Alexandria. of all sections of tlie County of Glengarry, Special castings, 2J cents per lb. on this question there was no two opinions, Gower & Co., Montreal, 4 inch cast iron and a world of trouble :— All kinds of Vehicles made to order. 31 lei l\m Bile and the feeling there was so unanimous that pipe, standard weight, $26 per ton. Special “ Say nothing you would not like God to they might easily have had five hundred hear, Eccles. viii ; 2. SWÎaln Street, castings 2J cents per lb. MONEY TO LOAN more in the deputation, had they desired it. Canada Pipe Foundry, 1 inch wrought Do nothing you would not like God to —ISSUED BY— ALEXANDRIA. (South ol the Bridge.) D. A. McArthur, Reeve of Alexandria, iron pipe $3.75 per 100 feet; 1 inch or ^ see, Titus ii : 7. ‘ On First-class Farm,Town and Village Pro- was the first speaker. He dwelt very inch lead pipe $4.75 per 100 lbs. Write nothing you would not like God to perty at Five per cent, and upwards, JOHN MoMARTlN, - - - PROPBIETOR. strongly upon the central location of Alex- Conn. Schell would not be in favor of do- read, Heb. iv ; i,3. , . according to Security. CEO. HEARNDEN andria, showing that no place in the coun- Go to no place where you would not like Farms and Town Property for Sale. Good Horses and Rigs. Prices moderate. ing any work until the pipes arrived and try was better suited for the purpose, prov- they liad ‘sufficient valves. He thought J God to find you, .Job xxxiv ; 21. ■ Mortgages and Debentures Bought. 34. ; For further particulars apply to ing his statement- by a few well chosen or ^ inch pipe was large enough for connect- . Read no book of whicli you would not J. G. McN.AUGHTON, figures. He pointed out that even if it were ing with buildings. like God to say, show it to Me, John v ; 39. or to Laggan. the intention of the Government to have The reeve said he would get quotations Never spend your time in such a way J. R. ADAMSON, more than one institution of the kind, that for small pipe, lead and iron, from James that you would not like God to ask, what on account of the position of Alexandria, on art thou doing? I Thess. v : 15.” GLENGARRY BLOCK, CORNWALL. ■Robinson & Co., as well as Drummond, Mc- the boundary line between the two most Call & Co. Spurgeon said “ if you tell your troubles important provinces, Ontario and Quebec, A telegram was received from Col. Mc- to God, you put them in the grave ; they that it should be chosen for the erection of Lennan, making an offer of his lot, corner will never rise again when you have com- the first building, and that if it were found of Main and Elgin streets, for $.500 cash. mitted them to Him. If you roll your . R. MCLENNAN, necessary, other buildings of a similar char- A communication from John Simpson was burden anywhere else, it will roll back acter could be erected in the east and west read, stating that on behalf of Miller & again like the stone of Sisyphus.” at a later period. Campbell, tliey could not accept the price All the neighboring societies were well Manufacturer of and dealer In Rev. D. McLaren, on behalf of the Pres- named by the Council. They do not wish to represented at the “At Home” given by bytery of Glengarry, combated the state- sell 60 feet, as a very undesirable balance the Endeavorers of St. Andrew’s Church, TIN & SHEET IRONWARE, ment of the Ministerial Association of Tor- would be left. They will sell the whole Williamstown, last Monday evening. onto and Ottaw'a, and declared most posi- lot for .$650. ' The evening was favorable for a larg PUMPS, SINKS, CISTERNS, tively that the members of the Glengarry Moved by Coun. McMillan, seconded by gathering, and the time passed very plea- Presbytery were prepared to give every care Coun. Huot, that the Council accept the santly in social conversation, games, music, BATHS. LEAD AND IRON to the well being of the Protestant inmates offer of Messrs. Simpson & Campbell for speeche.s, etc. Refreshments were served ' ROOFING. of the institution, and his statements were their lot on Main Street, as per Mr. Simp- during the evening, and all returned home corroborated by the Rev, D. D. McLennan, son’s letter of May 8th, $650, and that the feeling well pleased with the manner who spoke next, and they had every reason Reeve be authorized to complete the sale.— which they were entertained. Societies Jobbing and Repairing will receive to be thankful for the harmony and good Carried. as well as individuals, ai'e apt to become too ^ prompt attention. THE ST. LAWRENCE feeling existing between the Protestants A plan of hose tower. Council chamber, much wrapped up in themselves, unless 8-lyr. MAXVILLE, and Roman Catholics in Glengarry. Rev. etc. was exhibited. The tower was planned they meet often with other societies, there- Importers and Manufacturers of Monu- Father Poitras on behalf of the Catholic for 16 feet wide at base and 10 ft. at top, fore the Social Committee has a prominent mental and Cemetery work. DRUG STORE! clergy of the county, also expressed their 60 feet high, with room for Council chamber, place in Endeavor work, and these frater- Best grades of Scotch and Canadian Gran- w’illingness to render any service that might nal visits are well calculated to develop a ite. and all kindsof Marble. Superiorquallty lock up with four cells, and room for hook JARVIS, OTTAWA, ofmaterial and workmanship. be necessary to those of their faith. and ladder and hose reels in the main build- truly social spirit among Endeavorers. Satisfaction, guaranteed. Mr. D. M. McPherson, M. P. P,, spoke ing, L. MACDONELL, FOR PHOTOS. very strongly, on the subject, and declared Coun. Huot asked when it was intended Co. C. E. Correspondent. that the inhabitants of the County of Glen- to do the mason work at tlie Power House. BEST VALUE IN garry s'ere unanimous in their demand that Coun. McMillan thought the members of F. T. MUNRO, the Government should carry out the the Council should visit the fire department Presbytery of Glengarry. ALL KI^^DS OP promises of their predecessors. when in Ottawa and inspect the tow’ers. Mr. J. T. Schell stated that Glengarry Coun. McMillan said he had an interview This Presbytei’y met last week in Al- had never felt any doubt as to the fact that with Mr. Chamberlain, of the Canada At- monte, and after examination, licensed Mr. John McKinnon and Mr. J. W. McLean. PHOTO WORK! All Drugs, Chemicals aid Medicines the Reformatory would be erected there. lantic, a few days ago in reference to water, Whot he wished to impress upon the Min- and that gentlemen declined to change the At the same meeting a call was presented to which are rendered less active by age, Mr. McKinnon from the congregation of are procured weekly in quantities to ister was the necessity and importance of offer they had made. RYEME. proceeding with the work at once. The Council adjourned. Dalhousie Mills and Cote St. George, whic' Has always on hand a good stock of suit the demand. Customers may rely was accepted bj’ him. Accordingly it w SATISFACTION SURE. on getting these fresh and pure. Mr. J. L. Wilson spoke on behalf of the farmers, asking that the Government pro- arranged that the ordination and indif (Studio opp. Brunswick Hotel.) Watches, Clocks & Jewellery. ceed with the work, in addition to the LETTERS FROM FARMERS tion of Mr. McKinnon take place at P SPECIAL LINES-Tiie English Con- reasons already stated, on the ground of In South and North Dakota, relating housie Mills on Tuesday, 25th May z- dition Powders, (our own manufac- Don’t forget to give him a call when economy, as the site had been jiurchased their own personal experience in those p.m. Revs. P. F. Langill to prMch J. W. WEEGAR. ture), all Disinfectants and Insecti- MacLaren to address the minister,'àin purchasing your and a considerable sum of money had al- states, have been published in pampli- Maxvllle, Ont. cides. ready been expended in building operations, let form by the Chicago, Milwaukee & Graham the congregation. Money to Loan at 5, 5i and 6 p. c. Gen- HOLIDAY PÎÎESEPJTS. SPŸ2INC MEDICINES, and he thought it would be a mistake on St. Paul Railway, and as these letters Presbytery then adjourned to me' eral Conveyancer, Real Estate, Stationery, Scribblers, Note Books, &c. the part of the Government to allow the aie extremely interesting, and the Alexandria on the 21st instant at 11 Insurance, Financial agent and Ap- amount thus expended to be lost. pamplilet is finely illustrated, one copy D. MACLAREN, Presbytery C praiser, Commissioner in High T- JOHN McLEISTER, Senator Ogilvie said that as a Montrealer will be sent to any address, on receipt he always had a warm feeling for the Coun- of two-cect postage stamp. Apply to Court of Justice. A. J. Kennedy’s new block, next Com- CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, tv of Glengarry, and if it were the intention A. J. Taylor, Canadian Passenger .4gent, Great clearing sile in teas at OFFICE—A. H. Robertson’s Block. mercial Hotel, MAXVILLE. St. Lawrence Block, - Alexandria. terect this institution in the Province of 2 King sL, East, Toronto, Oat. 21 2-w. Luck Store. of his brother’s visit cu u —. xjarnett had succeeded in 11^ au».— - - j Tuesday through an acquaintance who stituting the one will for the oth' eeing soldiere to halt, Foiled by Himself had met him coming from Mr. Bar- The coanpany heard the relation oi i uhei Greek officers lost their heac. A DEAD RECKONING. nett’s office. be story with amazement. As for 1 pushed onward as terrorized as tna I About half an hour after Mr. Bar- Alonkton, he was simply stricken dumb. 1 soldiery. One brave officer tried to There he stood, dad in nothing but I nett had retired to his room, Henry Every one in the room turned to look bring 'his men to their senses by pre- CHIAI^'IER r. “Not much fear of that. Aunt Jane,” his long night-shirt, his feet bare, his | suddenly awoke from the at h.im; he was pale as death. ■A'vvare senting a revolver at them, and shout- answered the young wife, "fancy Ger- • j , , I deep sleep into which he had rallen, that he cxMiasionaUy walked in his sleep, eyes wide open and unseeing, utterly . ^.ed, unaware that he had i'ng, " Stop 1 stop T” but he might as “Aunty, dear, do you know what day ald and me being separated for a month be had no doubt of the truth of what well have cxilled upon a whirlwind to . this is or six weeks at a time 1 But it is quite unconpeious of whefpe he was or in ■ ever left it. His room was not quite Airs. Crawford had just narrated, or of stop. Gen. Mavromichaelis, who had “If the almanac may be believed, it tout of the question to fancy anything whose presence. It was the first time ‘ in darkness, for a small flame sudden- the fact that he had been tricked by evidently reac;hed Larissa some time- so absurd." . ( the Isolicitor. He did not speak. Foil- before, rode back some distance in or*, U the 24th of April.’ in his life that Mr.Baamett had beheld'}ï from the fire, dimly lit Lady Fan laughed. "Wait, my dear, ni • • I.* 1 rnu surruunJings. ihe lighc attracted ed by himself, by his own unconscious der to arrest the stampede. Two mile.s "Six months ago to-day, Gerald and wait,” was all she said, as she turned anyone thua walking in nis sleesp. The attention. act, he slunk out of the room, and from the Lariissa rode is situated an I were married. 1 feel as if I had been again to her novel. sight was to him something ghostly j “1 have been dreaming of that cursed shortly after left the house. . emlxankment, where the General suc- Clara Brooke shook her head ; she and terrible—a sort of life in (death, ! "Ul again," he muttered, thrusting his (The End.) ceeded in inducing half a company of married for years." was in no wise convinced. What"tTri 1. was the\ eleepamg1 • man going• i. ’ hand under his pillow to feel il the footsore infantry to fall in. But thous- "How dreadful to feel that you are "Gracious goodness ! whatever can ! document were safe. "Pull fifty times an-ds continued the pell mell rush for growing old so quickly 1 I hope all th.at lie Î" ejaculated Miss Brimby with do? (What was that which he held in have 1 resolved to destroy it, and as Laris-sa. There was a block at the married people don’t feel like that." a start. his hand? often something has held me back. The AWFDL 'FIDTUEE OF WAS, bridge across the Salambrina River, At "Only Gerald and the Baron Van fire is still burning. I will be tor- "You misunderstand me. Aunt Jane. Air. Barnett stooped down and whis the entrance of Larissa. Another terri- Rosenlierg. . practising at the. . pistol-,. mented no longer. I This very minute GRAPHIC STORY OF THE RETREAT fic scene was there presented, guns, £ have been so happy since that even- I range. It is an amucement both pored his discovery of w'ho the appari- it shall he consigned to the flames: FROM LARISSA. men and horses struggling in a fearful ing last year when Gerald whispered i them are fond of." ^ tion was into the eafr of the terrified then surely 1 shall nave peace. It is an mass. t . J i( "An amusement do you call it 1 I Ml’S. Crawford* who speedily recovered ' unjust will. It should never have been IN THE STREETS OF LARISSA. something to me in the summer-house wish they would practice their amuse- TUc Creek’s 'O'Ud Rath For Safety — A from her fright, and both together, That girl, an utter stranger In the streets of Larissa tvas inde- that all my life before I knew him ments farther from the bouse, then. ® ■ to get everything, and I nothing. ISot Terrible .louniey Among Wild Borses, seems as unreal as a dream.’’ Heaven preserve us I there they go watched the movements of the somnam- while I live to prevent it." Frenzied .lieu and Sobbing Women and hcribable, confusion. Troops of all arms, were mixed together, and they threw ' "Such short courtships are positive- again. No wonder I have broken my bulist, (who seemed uncertain what to Not allowing himself one instant for Children—A Correspondent’s Thrilling needle. themselves down in utter exhaustion, ly dreadful. Now, when I was engag- do next. First he laid, down the blue reflection, he rose, and crossed the room F.xperlences—And This Is War. "It's nothing, Aunt Jane, when you quickly to the lireplaoe. The flame heedless of the calls of trumpets and ed to Captain Singleton ’’ are used to it," responded her niece packet he carried on the desk, which was slili burning invitingly. ' By its The (xirrespondent of the Associated bugles summoning them to fall in. A.' third lady, who had lieen lounging with a smile. • i the solicitor now saw to be a long en- light he read tne writing on the back The inhabitants jrushing about the Press at Larissa, who was with the re- streets intensified the confusion. Alere on a sofa and making-lielieve to bo in- "Used, to it, indeed! I should nev- ot the envelope, to make uimself certain er get used to it as long as I lived. I velope, evidently containing something. treating party after the battle of Mati mention of the Turkla was sufficient tent on a novel, gave a loud sneeze and From this envelope the sleeping man that it was the one containing the will have no doubt this is another of tha then thrust both envelope and its con has arrived at Athens. He says :— to create a frenzied rush. Some esti- çat bolt Upright She had heard Cap- objectionable practices you husband drew forth a document, which he open- tents into the heart of the tire. With When I overtook the Greek infantry mates of the number of deaths which tain Singleton's name introduced so of- picked up while he was living in for- ed out and seemed to gilan.ee aver, after occurred during the stampede and in- eign j)arts." glittering eyes he watched the creep the latter were in straggling order ten of late, that she might be excused ing flame speedily devour them. For discriminate firing say that from 500 "Seeing that Gerald was brought up which he refolded and returned it to footsore and grimy from four days in to 600 persons were killed. But your revious sullen- time the roads leading^ to Pharatop^d some species of delicate embroidery, in "So it is—«0 it is, dear. That shows the envelo,pe with its new enclosurd Volo were crowded with people,''Ve- hicles and animals, the latter bearc Which she was an adopt. Lady Fanny the state of my poor nerves.’’ back where it had lain. It , was but "Will you not stay and say good- ■king guardian she had lost than of | appointed and dispirited men. They ing all kinds of household effects. ' Ai piwyer, the third lady, whose inoppor- bye to the Baron?" I the work of a secoind or; two;' Airs. what he had left behind him. Air. I forgot their weariness in wild impreco- special train of trucks took to Volo tune sneeze had for a moment so dis- about 3,000 people of every degree, the "No, my dear, 1 would rather not. Urawford watching him tne while with Barnett, who had the will in his pocket fcions against their Generals and other concerted Miss Primby, was a very You must make good excuses. Of coui-se, now rose to speak. passengers hanging to the roofs and bated breath, half suspecting what the officers. The retreat became a rout. platforms like a swarm of bees. But pretty, worldly-wise, self-posse.s3ed you could not fail to notice how the "'You all know, of course, that it is Baron ogled me at luncheon. He^/uts envelope had contained. customary for the will of a deceased Our carriage was slowly picking its the majority trudged along on foot,and young matron, who in age was some me so much in mind of poor dear Alajar iThe somnambulist, after standing in person to be read immediately after ; way through desperate men, crying wo- looks tack at Larissa and the Vale of I., i,,„ men and (hildren. and horses and don- six months older than Mrs. Brooke. Pondicherry. But I never iM.red great the same position at the fireplace for the funeral," he began, fixing his eyes Pempo, fearing every moment a rush She and Clara had been bosom friends ij' lor foreigners; besides, he will smell on Henry Monkton, who quailed under | from the Ciieassian cavalry. By 1.30 some seconds longer, returned to the keys, all overladen, which were creep- p.m. Larissa was emptied. In their school-days; and notwithstand- hoTtribly of gunpowder when becomes their keen glance. “But before I say ! in.—There againi Not another moment desk, took up the Wiill, wept laJgain to more, I wish to know, supposing the ' ing along at a snail’s pace or prancing PANIC >AT VOLO. ing the many differences ini their char- will 1 stay.” the fireplace and held the envelope and principal will nor to be at hand, if with neiTous fright. Instead of tallowing the troops to acters and dispositions, their liking for plara Brooke’s face rippled over wth its contents above th,e noiw: burnt-out i may be allowed to read from the Pharsaios, the corresqiohdent, in order each other was still as fresh and un- Clara Brooke’s faoe rippled over with draft which 1 have here? Draft and THE 'rXIKKS ARE UPON US. to get off his despatches, pushed on to fire, as though about to drop them principal are precisely alike in sub- selfish as ever it had been. supiiressed laughter as Miss Primley Suddenly,, above the din of the con- Volo, where there was a panic almost left the ixiom. Then she turned to her into flames which he imagined he saw stance»" fused masses on the road, and in the equalling the one witnessed at Larissa. The ladies were sitting in a pleasant letters again, and tied them up with Thou he turned hurriedly and glanced No one spoke for some seconds. No Fugitives were arriving at Volo every morning-room at Beechly Towers, Mr. ribbon, "i have hoard that some people towards, the door, put his hand contain- one, indeed, had any interest to speak adjoining fields, came a roar, develop- few minutes, and they spread the ru'- Gerald Brooke's country-house, situated burn their love-letters wiXen they get ing the will behind him, as if wishing save Henry Alonkton. Alias Ashley ing into a fieitoe, sustained yell, rolling mors that the I'urks would enter the married,’’ she mused. "AVhat strange was no relation to the deceased, and about fourteen miles from London. The to hide it firom the gaze of some one, from the distant rear with lightning place in a few hours. In the absence beings they must be! Nothing in tne Airs. Crawford and her son were but of steamers there was a general rush room opened on to a veranda by means world would induce ms to burn mine. stood fora minute in that i>osition, and distant connections. i speed* Soon in the midst of this yell. for caiques, on board w'hjch thp well- of long windows, which were wide open, Sweet silent measeugers of love, what then slowly iwal-ked out of the room, Mr. Barnett was about to resume j could bo distinguished caries of "The to-do classes went to Euboea or other this balmy April afternoon. Beyond the haj^ipy secrets lie hidden in your leaves!" when Henry Monkton interrupted i m i i,> T C islands. Y'qur correspondent hired a She pressed the letters jp Her lips, put closing the door behind him. Mr. Bar- him. "What i s the good of reading ! ^.ro upon u.s I In a few mo- veranda was a terrace, from which two nett darted after him and followed him caique and went on board of ibwith a them away inside the Bavenpoj-t, and from the draft?” said he. "We must! meats a dozen horsemen and as many newxipaper companion, Air. Holland. In flights of broad shallow stepei led down locked them m>. ■ cautiously upstairs. He watched him have the will itself. Where is it? Why riderless Steeds appeared on the left at XT,.., .f « gallop, the men shouting with a minute there was a great commfction, to a flower-garden. Outside that lay (Just as she had done this, the pom- until he saw him go along the corridor have you not got it? crowds of people slhouting *to us to a well-wooded park with a wide sweep pous tones of Buuce, who filled the ‘‘These inquiries, Air. Monkton, you ! come out of the boat. Theu a number joint positions of majondomo and but- and enter his roofeu in safety;, after are probably in a better position j frenzy, ‘‘E,un, run the Turks are here!” of sunny champaign enfolding the of men' made a rusih on board of her, ler at the Towers, became plainly au- that the solLcitor returned to the room answer than myself. Have you no I Into the night air rose this agonized threw Mr. Holdall out and pushed your, whole. < dible. Apparently he was standing belo.Wi. idea where your brother's will is ?" roar, fairly paralyzing the imagination. oorraspondent ashore. It seems that 'The question was put so direct that | *, . , Clara Brooke had scarcely heard her outside the side door and addressing his "Alercy on ua Did ever ony mor- the lower classes, panic-stricken, de- remarks to some one on the terrace. Henry Monkton lost his temper. "What I will remain in my memory for ever» aunt's last remark. She was seated at tal see the iike o’ fhat?” This ex- termined that if they could not escape "Now, the sooner you take your hook do you mean? ” he .said in an angry j The stampede was immediate. The ani- from Volo no one else should do so* a davenport, turning over some old let the better,” the two iadios heard him clamation bund from the lips of Airs, tone. "How should I know anything | mais were lashed into a gallop, and and they cried. 'We must all die to- about it? It is not likely I shall gain tore. On the wall in front of her hung say. "We don’t want none of your Crawford as Mr. Barnett rejoined her men, women and children and soldieirs gether." To such an extent did this kidney here. This ain’t no place for by it. You would ta'ke care of that a portrait of her huhband, painted on in the library. The good woman had joined pell mell in a mad rush. Many, feeling of panic spread that a Govern* mountebanks—I should think not, in- while framing it. I’ll bet.' ment steamer, which was embarking, ivory. "My own darling Clara," she dead!" Mr. Bunce in his Lre had evi- recovered the utee of her toargue, and Air. Barnett without noticing this who fell to the ground v*ere tramped read to herself from on® of the letters; wounded soldier.s for the Piraeus, was dently forgotten the proximity of his was inclined to laugh at her recent innuendo, simply said: ! to death; and vehicles were overturned, obliged to leave Volo harbor owing to know nothing oi the will? You have . . . , "it seems an age since I saw you last, mistress., the fact that the frantic population Clara crossed to one of the wlindows fears. "I replly thought it was the not seen it ? ' | mixing up bodding, furniture, ammuni- and it will seem like an age till I shall dead man hLmsed’,’’ continued she. "Eh, thpreatened to make a rush pn .board and looking out, sa'w some little dis- "No; i have not seen it, if that will j titon, horses, donkeys, oxen and buf- the steamship, lyhich wopld probably have the happine.ss of seeing you again'. tance away, two strange figures slow- but he was awful like him, though!— satisfy you, and now, kindly proceed., faloes. [According to one story the What sweet, sweet letters he used to have resulted in great loss of life. As ly crossing the terrace. One was tïiat What paper was that ye book? Was i suppose the upshot of all this is that , \ ,, , it was the wounded soldiers were nakefi write to me 1 What other girls ever of a man whose costume of a street there is no will?" horsemen who so suddenly appeared it the will and had he got it after on board the steamer in small boats; had such letters written to her ?" She tumbler was partly hidden by the lon(g! Oh, no. You are mistaken; the will j ^nd caused this fearful stampede were and the vessel sailed for the Piraeus shabby overcoat he wore over it, which |j a’ ?” pressed the paper she had been read- is here all right enough," Air. Barnett really Circassian cavalry which de- in ahuriy leaving two English nurses was closely buttoned to the ohin. Over) "Yes; it was the will. Hdre it is, said,_ producing it. "But i have to j bouched from Boughazi, but this report and six wounded Greek soldiers" on the ing to her lips, then refolded it, and one shoulder a drum was slung, and safe and sound . He may do what he thank you for the restoration, as well quay. The nurses and wounded mçn . , pult it away and tooik up another. in his left hand he carried as*e(t of as for its disappearance; lonly got it is not generally believed. Beside our likes iwith the ond he has got. ï .will were taken to the British Consulate. "Ah, my dear," remarked Lady Fan- Pandean pipes. The seoond figure was last night." carriage, two infantrymen appeared The excitement continued all day Sun- that of a boy some eight or nine yiearB take care this ond does not fall into ny, turning to her friend, "as you re- Henry Monkton, amazed and con- with faces blanched from terror. They day, but I secured a caique on the fol- old, who had hold ctL the man’s right his hands again.' founded at the production of the will lowing day and proceeded to the marked just now, you have only been hand. .Under one aria he ca,rried jumped upon the steps and we tried “'But hoiw would he come to gelt it, which he could only conclude to be a Island of Euboea wihience by oaiquingi a wife for six short tnonths, and of small roll of faded carpet, in point later one than that which he had to keep them out. One of them there- of drefc^b he wap a mipiaiture copy tof think ye?” and driving, your corre'^ondent reach- course everything with you is still coul- burnt, had not a word to say. He was. uixm levelled his rifle in our direotion. ed Athens to-day, having been five the elder mounte'bank, minus the over- “That is quite ea{slly understood. Airs, however, at a loss to understand the Rut suddenly their combined weight eur de rose. Biut when you have been coat. His throat was swarts of the firearms were scarce- partment she reached and flop down with her merry lau(gh. "We want con- ment. He had some kind af old cap fore this. Perhaps he could not make death. (He finds his brother’s will in ly heard above the roar of the people on the cushioned seat. "Only theh," .. verts, Algy and I ; and who knows, my on his head. This he now reonovad, and up his mind whether to destroy it or the library, reads it, and seeing that and the terror of the maddened ani- she writes, "did I observe that I had,,', dear Miss Primby, but that some day— bowed profoundly twice. It was a bow give it up. I can understand now his be hmiself is left almost nothing, and mals, Even in the Shipka Pass, or in as a single fellow traveler, a mani- that might have graicad a drawing- eh? Well, this is our modus vivendi—I non-interference with things. He that this innocent girl here inherits ev- the hottest,part of the fearful fighting as a single fellow traveler, a man, •relieve that’s the correct term, but room. Then he and the 'boy crossed, the erything, resolves either to destroy or and ammunition, waggons and carts knew that the game was in his own young, well dressed, but of somewhat mn't bo sure. About eighteen months terrace towards Mrs. Brooke. ■hand." conceal it. In his policy, he does not at Plevna, I never witnessed such go—we had then been married a little fTb be Gbdtiniued.) ‘ ‘It maun hae preyed on. his mind to a assume the mastership here; he inter- j wild fixing. The whole plain was lit forbidding aspect. For the moment, a year—Algy and I came to the terrible exteat though. That maun feres with nothing, knowing well that ( by the flashes of the terrDr-striakenr however, I did not feel in the slighted /aolusion that married people ought be what caused him to walk in his he can bide his time; and this for Jhe I soldiery and peasants. Eventually The degree nervous, and commenced, to lOt to be too constantly together if sleep." purpose of deceiving those around him Times correspondent and myself suo- hey wish to keep on good terms with A DEADLY VOCATION. “No doubt. He seemed to be acting into a belief that he never expects nor oeeded in getting insida a ditch by the read a paper. After the train had ach other. Algy's contentions is that desires to gain anything by the death roadside and thus proceeded slowly. In A few years’ work in the manufac- over again what occui-red in this room passed one station I happened to glance ilf the çiuarrels and scandals which when he found the will. You saw him of his brother. He intends, no doubt this maniner we succeeded in pushing toward one end of the carriage. I ob- eafr out in the newspapers are simply ture of white lead suffices to effect a to counterfeit surprise when no will forward for a time, when we were look toward the door, as if he heard served the man to be greatly agitated, e result of people seeing so much hideous disfigurement. In this indus- some one (aiming, and then put his hand was to he found. This will which I thrown down by a rush from behind , each ■ other that at least they are try it is inevitable tliat, sooner or later, behind him, apparently to hide the hold in my hand is the one taken from and were trampled upoin by s(»res of and gazing intently in my direction. impelled by some feelings they can’t re- will ?” the library by that man. Hip till last people. As I succeeded in rising to my Then he got on his feet. A sudden, over- sist to have what he calls "a jolly the workers must succumb to lead poi- "Ay, he just looked something like night at twelve o’clock, it was in his feet an irregular who was pushing past w'helming fear took possession of me, he rowq" just to vary the monotony of ex- soning, and there would appear to be that when L saw him th e first day possession, at which time it found its deliberately turned, raised his rifle to istence. And then, as he says, one no part of the body that the poisonous standing by the fire. I'll no forget i way into my own." vdthin three inches of my head and fir- was a murderer, I was certain, I "row" is sure to lead to another, and thought of shrieking for help, but my, fumes and floating particles which pre- what I hae seen this night in a hurry, j Not one of the hearers was half so ed. I ducked just in time and fell to •so on. When once the match is ap- —Ye’re sure that’s the right will now?' I much astonished at hearing this sxieech the ground, thus saving my life. I tongue refused to move. The monster— plied, no one can tell where the conflag- meate the atmosphere of the workshops as was Henry Alonkton. Believing that had lost my companion in the mean- "Yes; there’s no doubt of it this time for so he seemed to me—looked anxious- ration will stop. Now, although ours ?do not effect. The complexion takes It is dated 5th August 1881, exactly he had burnt the will which he had while and walked on in the ditch re- was a love-match, if ever there was found he was amazed at what he heard. ly about him, apparently to make sura on a ghastly, corpse-like pallor, the four months to a day later than the ferod to or else ploughed my way that he could not be observed from with » me, we had not run together in harness gums turn blue, the teeth decay rapid- other." But he thought he saw an opening to _ through the thick of the stampede. very long before we made the discovery prove the falsity of some part at least out. Then he cams quite close to me. ly and fall ouc, the eyelids are hideous- Air. Barnett’s supposition as to the A FRENZIED MOB. at the same time putting his right,hand thatcnac in many thingstnings our likesimes andana dis-ais- , , ; q-raP-h or an abrasion manner in which Henry Alonktoa had of the solicitor's statement. "You will all observe," said he, rising The iiandemonium had spread several in his overcoat pocket. Was it a revol- p me'^f^l&''vrAigflovÆ"®jÆ of t^-kin becomes an unhealable sore, got possession of the will was quite cor- mile®. When I returned to the roaci, ver he had, or a knife, or a pestle, or •o me, X neiieve Aigy loves nis jaent, , Later on. when nerves andanH musclesmiiqo be- rect. He had found it on Air. Monk- and gaining courage, "that this gentle- vhereas I detest yachting: it seems to j man accuses me first of stealing my stumbling over dead and dying ani- what ? Springing to my feet I • taped j come affected by the poison in the ton’s desk amongst the other papers; mals, men and women, the scene was him in despair. " What do you mean?' le s most stupid way of passing one’s and after reading it was unable to brother’s will, then, apparently, of re- ue. On the other hand, I delight in ' blood, the eyeballs are drawn into ob- terrible. The way was strewn with I cried, half fainting as I «poke. He lique positions, and take on a dim and make upu. his mind whether to destroy [ storing it again. 'Phis restoration, ac- ammunition boxes, broken carts and bent toward me, smiled grimly, and ng from one COUP try-house to an- bleared appearance. The joints, especial- it or leave it somewhere where jtjit cording to his story, wouid seem lo have îr and visiting each of my friends taken place last night at midnight. At furniture, the bedding of soldiers, said: ‘Excuse me, madam. I offer you ly the knee and the wrist, become semi- ' might be found by Air. Barnett. Mrs. blankets and tin pannicans. The latter I ten thousand apologies if I have alarm- •irn : while Algy, dear fellow, is al- paralyzed, and the whole form is grad- Crawford had disturbed him in the that time I was in bed and asleep ; he, 1 awfully bored in geneial society, for aught I know was the same. I did rattled under the horses’ feet, blankets i ed you. Such a thing was the furthest ially wherever a number of our ually bent and contorted. library before he had time to read it, became entangled in them and the ani- j removed from my thoughts. The fact hence he hastily folded it up and car- not see him after dinner yesterday. The ippened to be congregated* Thus, wihole tale is a base fabrication." mais, frantic with alarm, galloped I is, I have to alight at the next sta- come to pass that at the present ried it with him to his room till he about among the flying crowd, many . tion, and since you entered the frain could peruse it at leisure. " It is true. I have a witness here.— nt. he is somewhere in the Med- Mrs. Orawford will you kindly tell of them ri(ieries3 and deserted. Guns ' you have been sitting on my hat 1' I aean, while 1—well, je suis ici. THE ANDES CONDOR. Prior to his meeting with Air. Bar- nett in the garden, he had, after much what we both saw last night ? Perhaps added to the obstruction. Their traces ! blushed my apologies. Fortunately the ind I never give ourselves time 'The condor of the Andes is a remark- you will convince him.” had been cut in order to enable the ! bat w-aa a soft one.’ , V tired of each other ; and when inward discussion, determined to de- drivers to mount the horses attached I " stroy the will, and as he knew the " Deed, I'll soon tell, and no be back- after being apart for a month able bird. Soanertimes the expanse of ward, either," said Mrs. Crawford; and to them and seek safety in flight. There j i our meetings are "real nice," wing is 14 feet, thmtgh the average is solicitor to be well aware of its exis- were many struggles between the fugi- ! A Chicago policeman arrested ah tence, he had invented the story of she proceeded to relate in detail what end. Miss Peckoveh from New about 10 feet. Tbey Live fin the sum- she had seen the white figure entering tives for the possession of horses, and ; inoffensive man on State Street, and iild say." having met his brother in London, and 'n^ this manit^ the affir^hted crow-d I was hurrying him off, when the prison- . mits of mountains in air so rarified that the librarj’ ;. her terror when she saw, 1 mby shook her head. "I am of having become reconciled to him, in 4- , “Why do you arr^t me?" man's vitality is reduced so that he order to raise a belief in Air. Barnett's ' Lady Fanny, that your caimot stand. The condor sits on its officer, giv- 1 auch matters are very. mind, when he found the will not forth- eggs seven weeks, and nourishes its comq Along, UCÎ I can only say that I coming, that Mr. Monkton might him- self have destroyed it, intending to here and üTro''nnopt I young for fully a year before allowing walking his sleep ; and buglers and trumpeters to sound "cease l:itioa-iiou:-;e. I them to leave the nest. make a new one. He was made aware! J a sufficiently to pay for tiieir keep GLENGARRIAN soon EUS tiey aæe old enougli. TOS HOME GROUNDS, PACKING EGGa iT How many country houses look bald Pack in anything that is clean and and barren, how many others seem R I N I N SKIN SOFT AND handy—boxes, jars, kegs, tubs, pails smothered behind a meaningless and and barrels. Only fresh, clean, wholo- confused mass of trees and shrubs, WHITE WITH shelled eggs are useil. First tho bot- and how few home grounds are plant- OFFICE. tom of the package is covered with ed or cared for with any taste, wwites about three inches of salt; on this the fOB WORK of all kind» oxsouted Naktly, W. E. Britton in "Garden and Forest.” Cheaply and Expeditiously. eggs are placed, on ehd, just far One cannot help feeling how much THAT THE iBTltatlon cards, enough apart not to touch each other more beautiful and cheerful rural and Menu cards, or the sides of thle package; then the village homes would be if every Business cards, owner had some elementary schooling FAC-SIMILE ‘ Visiting cards. BABY^S layer is entirely coveired with salt, and in the principles of garden art. There I Postal cards* Ao* 8afflsTlakets,PrlKe Tickets diCoo non Ticket* another layer of eggs is put in, and is some excuse of requiring landscape- Statement* i so on until the package is full. ,The gardening in a general college course; AVcgetablePreparatlonforAs- SIGNATURE Letter Heads, packages are kept in the coolest place a larger proportion will be influeaiced _ HoteHeads, by it than by almost any other subject. similatif^ llierood and Regula- 8111 Heads; OWN at command, and are not turned, for For instance, the number of people ting the S tomaclis andBowels of ——OF Ball ifc Concert Programmes, and Olronlar*. we have found out, by trying both who own homes is far in excess of those ways, that when the eggs are placed on who grow fruit or vegetables for mar- Ttro-Color Postera ., . ket, and why should we not knenv how dtedltors’ Reports, Pamphlet*. end, as they shouLd be, the turning the to beautify the home as well as how Horse Bills, Anctlon Sale*, packages over every few days is not Voters* Lists, Report*. SOAP^ to grow perfect Bartlett pears or Full Sheet Posters, only useless work;, but actually in- Hubbard squashes? Every home which ProDioteBDigeslion,Cheerful- Envelopes, juxious'r is made a model in the way of ar- ness andRest.Contams neither Tags. rangement and planting remains Cor Opnim.Morphine nor Mmeral. Eggs thus packed and kept in a dry years a living example for thousands IS ON THE ST'.A.TIOiTElRTr- BEST INGREDIENTS cellar where the temperature ranged of eyes to feast upon', while the pears WOT NARC OTIC* from 50 to 60 degrees kept good be- and squashes pass with the season. I MAKE IT GOOD. tween six and seven montlis. Mind would teach landscape gardening as a you, X don’t say they were equal to fine art, and quite as woudhy of pat- ofOldSrSAMCUiBaVUm ■nruled. Splendid pape^ very cheap. fresh laid eggs, but they were good. ronage as music or i>ainting. If every WRAPPER Foolscap and Ladles’ Tablets. .The whites were not so tirm as in fresh civil engineer and architect could re- SêêA'* WK BUY PROM MANXTFAOTTJRERS * BE SURE AND ceive good fundamental training in jilx.Sertna *■ SAVE THE WHOLESALER’S PROFIT. eggs, but the yolks were whole, had GET THE GENUa\lS not stuck to the shells and beat up landscape art what a woiid of natural Se^ OP EVEET Merchants save money by buying from us. light, though not so frothy as fresh beaui y might then be -preserved that eggs. Eggs that weite coaterd with is now ruthlessly destroyed. vaseline, wax, and other things kept ft^Sced- BOTTIJE OF LEGAL riLANKS no better, some of thelm not so well, GLEANINGS. VERY CHEAP. T The Albert Toilet Soap Co., Mfrs. than those that were packed without No inexjjensive thing will so insure any previous preparation. quality in butter as a quantity of dry Aperfeef Remedy for Constipa- ▼Ills, Houts Leassa Montreal. Xf you want to pack eggs for home earth to use freely about the stable. Ohattls Mortgages, Farm Leasea use or for market, you need not fear It absorbs odors as well as liquids. tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, to xiadk all you can get in salh, pro- ^Clult Claim• iDe ï>ëëd,' • Bond to Convey. .When hogs die from cholera, the Worms .Convulsions .Feveri sh- ' Assignment of Mortgage. ^ FTj* y 'ifTi* vided you paok as I told you— use Bale of lAnd, Deeda only fresh, clean, funcracked eggs, safest plan is to bulm rather than j aess and Loss OF SLEEP- . , Statutory Deeds, keep in a dry cellar where the tena- bury the caroess and all that has been . Statutory Mortgage in contact with it. Fire is a certain cmiu |y»lMap,rnled and unruled ; In sheets of 13* perature will not go much above 60 Tac Simile Signature of pads and tablets. degrees, and do not shake the eggs up purifier. _ DIVISION COURT BLANKS I If You Suffer from by turning the packages over "every If a cow lopes hter appetite, treat iMMSlal Summons, second day.” If your cellar is a little her as you do yourself, if you areseni- WEW YOHK. Outoria Is put up in out-sbs bottles only, It Copy of Special Summons, inclined to dampness at times, set sible, give her a change of diet. By ' Summons to Defendant, Consumption J is not sold in bulk. Don’t allow anyone to MQ your packages up from thie cellar bot- the way, a warm bran mash, is an ex- you anything else on tbs plea or promise that ' Sammons to a Witness. Skin Diseases cellent "change Of diet.” I 1^ Complalnton Oâtk. tom. We use "coarse fine” salt, and I is "jnst as good” and “wiU answer every pux- Weakness of the Heart the same salt is used year alter year. Chicks hatched in September and Oc- _ OHBIISB FACTORY BLANKS I Don’t held preserved eggs too long. It tober will be better for market than I pose.” -IW See that you get O-A-S-T-O-B-I-A. HuTslopes, Weekly Reports., Ac., A*. Hysteria is generally si>eaking, better to sell in those hatched in spring. But for ThtfM- Sleeplessness November and Decernber than to wait Bhow purposes, and to look at and ad- EXACT COPY or WRAPPEB. limll» lie* Bldcrje Report on Ohurch Membership, mire, hatch early—before the peach ’ ligaatutf STStf Declaration of Inability to Read, ! You should try longer. After the first of January the Drafts, Receipts A Notes Booka prices of preserved eggs go down, as blooms appear.! oi vtsppn. Memorandum Heada “THE BLOOD MAKER” fresh eggs come into market in great- The intelligent poultry raiser, like er number.\ the dairyman, never fails in business. ' A scientifically prepared tonic which has There is always a market for his pro- effected many cures. , A. L. SMITH A .WORD FOR CORN FODDER. duct, and the conditions are sudh that . CAMPBELL & CO., Agents for Canada. he can keep up production despite the By all o Alexandria. 3S-ljr nize this fact, but necessity often oiiena I wellrfatted steer. The public will not OÏÏB ETILEa QUIT eyes to facts to whicih we might! now buy any over-fat meat. The tlon. otherwise remain blind. Never within | neat, level, well-shaped, fine hone ani- Doubt has often, been cast upon the E. H. TIFFAMY Translentadvs. must be paid forln adyanoo. mal meat sells beat at present. the recollection of old dairymen have claims of certain Asiatic cities, parti- Rates—lOo per line flrstinsertlon. So per line It is npt cold, but wet weather that BARRISTER each Bubseonelnsertion. the meadows and pastures of thiscoun-| cularly Chinese cities, to the large TRADE MARKSf Miloltor Of Supreme Court of Ontario. A*s Changes for Bdvts. must be in the offlee by doubles up the slieep. Dry cold is a : population which has been ascribed to try been in such bad condition as they | DESIGNS. Notary Pnbllo, Tuesday to insure insertion. tonic for them, but wheSi the thick ' them, and recently there has been COPYRIGHTS As. When remitting, send moneyhyREGiSTEMD have for the past few years. | woolen coat becomes• soaked with wa- j LETTER OR MONEY ORDER and not hy EXPRESS much reason to believe that some of OWZOM—Over Post Office, Main Str**t, This is due to the intense droughts! ter, and then the cold wiind strikes ! Mention if you are a new subscriber. 11 them, look away to the east for buz- ! the claims made for South American • ALBXANDBUH changing your address, kindly name former which have prevailed during those seEt-j confldeutisl. Oldest aneucy for seciuing patent* post offlee. zards. Therefore make shelters for | cities in respect to population are in America. We have a Washington office. sons killing the grass roots and pre-| sheep, that arte always aqceasiblo. | Patents taken through Hunn A Co. recelir* Subscriptions received aro acknowledged ■ equally unsubstantial. The population of special notice In the by changing date on labela Notify us at venting a good catdh of seed., added to | Many farmers purchase farming tools ! M. MUNRO once If this is not done. Buenos Ayres has, through immigra- Anonymous correspondence not even read. open winters in which the tender roots ' without any assurance that they will ! SGilNTIFIG AMERIGAN. «oxsicn'oiî,, 3si’c.,Bi>a. Obituary poetry costs 10c. per line, and so do ' meet thte requirements of soil and crop, j tion, chiefly Italian, been largely in- t>eautlfully|.lilu8trated, lareest circulatioc ot have lain bare subject to the terrible, weekly,terms$3.00 a yeari items of an advertising natnra the purchase price being, in many creased during the last ten years, and $1.60 six months. Specimen copies and iLlNS Subscription, $1.60per year; 60o discount effect of the severe frosts- > | ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO. cases, virtually thrown away. This is an enumeration made of its inhabi- BOOK ON PATENTS sent free. Address When paid in advance. In this dilemma we have turned to* not business. Judicious men do not f8 —^ Should you wish your paper discontinued tants in the month of January showed MUNN & CO., pay it up to date and then stop It. Those corn as the only hope of salvation. The let the craze for something new to 361 Broadwav* New Yoi*k« MONEY -AO LOAN at LOWEST BATE8 thus gtet away with thetr judgment. its populatixm at that time to be 663,850 who take a paper out of post offlee are legal- result has been a complete over turn- y responsible lor its payment; Turkeys are the nearest self-sustain- or 100,000 greater, it is claimed, than ing of past methods. 8@*Tlie "Slengaman" has the largest ing of all domestic fowls. Give them that of iRo Janeiro, heretofore re- Last year, for the first time, I put room enough out-doors and thtey will oircnlation of any village paper in Ame- garded as the most populous city in in a good crop of corn. Foreseeing a i keep fat the year round. But it ia ÉUSIi, HIM & rica. Business men should remember this South America. light grass crop lay at the bottom of, prudent to teach them that “there PYNY-PECTORAL hictwhen advertising. We give vaine to IS no place like home,” and that there The municipal oficials off Rio Janeiro Positively Cures BAHRISTERS my decision, x useq our state corn for j is always a little com thei’e later in claim for it at the present time a pop- our patrons. seed, and put it in with a planted, IthB evening. Turkeys need a little ulation of 800,000, and do not .seem to COUGHS and COLDS Subscriptions should whon poa three feet apart and six inches in the : looking after or they may “takte up be at all inclined to acq.uiesce in the In a surprisingly short time. It'a a sci- SOLICITORS, NOTARIES siblebe sent by money order. If a row. As far as it went 1 used my ' with some othea' fellow.” If there entific certainty, tried and true, soothing claim of the Argentine Repulilic. and healing in its e£Tects« • Ej-ro., money order office Is at hand, then own barnyard fertilizer; when that | were no thieves outside the peniten- There has been no official census of failed 1 used fcommerclal fertilizer, registerthe letter* Several letters con- tiary there would bie more profit in the cities of Brazil sinoa 1890, at which W. C. MCCOMBKR & SON, alnlng money that were not registered have mixed about half and half with land! raising turkeys. time Rijo Janeixo was returned aa Bouchette, Que., OoKNWALL. ONTARIO plaster, using about four hundred report In a letter that Pyny-Pectoral cured Mr*. been intercepted of late. We do not hold having 522,000 inhabitants. It was tho C, Gareeau of chronic cold in chest and bronchial ourselves responsible for the amount lost. pounds per acre. As soon as the rows first year of the new republican Gov- tubes, and also cured W. Q. MoComber of « D. B. MAOUMAAII. sa Job printing of ali kinds could be Been I began cultivating and AN ARTFUL WIDOW. ernment in Brazil following the ab- long-standing cold. kept it up until the plants were too And fciow long, he asked, have you F.W.IaBBMU> dication of the Emperor in November, MH. J. H. HUTTY, Chemist, done at the shortest notice, large for longer tilling. been a widow? 1889, but how far it may be accepted O.XLOUll% The result was a grand crop of s. • 528 Yonge St., Toronto, writes: ■ Oh, she replied, with a blush, the I as a' trustworthy census is a question -As a general cough and lung nyrup Pyny- and reasonabiy,atthe“Cien* corn. I out it just wihen the ears were Pectoral is a most invariable preparation. It year was up yesterday. But, indeed, ! for by the .same enumeration the oth- has given the utmost satisfaction to all who beginning to glaze and ibiusked the| I didn’t .suppose you wiexe so anxious, | er large cities of Brazil. Bahia and Per- have tried It, many having spoken to me of the F’arrian ’’office. largest ears, leaving the small ones benefit* derived from Us use in their families. dearest. You must give me a month ; nambuco, were returned as having re- It IS suitable for old or young, being pleasant to to go with the stalks. I had a Very j at least to get ready. I spectively 200,000 and 190,000 inhabi- the taste. Its sale with me hus boon wonderful Money fine lot of good corn in that way. : When he got outside again he mur- and I can always recommend It as a safe and tants eacli., though it is obvious that reliable cough medicine.” When the pastures began to fail I* mured to himself; TO LOAN even numbers are rare in census re- Large Bottle, 25 Cts. commenced cutting the stalks to feedj Now I know what old Weller meant. turns and are almost certain earmark green; and all the past winter I havej of official gue.ss work. If, however, DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., LTD. A large amount of private funds to loan at fed my co^vis two rations per day of. owest rates of Interest, and on terms to sul) PRACTICALTHEOSOPHY. th.i.s enumeration be accepted as thor- Sole Proprietors cut stalks, with hay, at noon. The ears MONTREAL Mrrawers, Warwick—I can’t help thinking oughly accurate, it is difficult to ^e husked from these stalks I have had how, since that time, the population MORTGAaBS SOUGHT. ground, cob and all, and fed with) the | about old P. Nurious studying theo- cut corn, and am now adding bran andi sophy. He’s wonderfully enthusiastic of Rio Janeiro could have increased FARMS FOR BALI other milk-producing grains as my ! over the idea of being a/ble to sqiiar- to the present figures claimed, 800,ÇÜ0. cows are coming into milki. | ate soul from body. ; There has been relatively, little emi- GEORGE HEARNOEi My hay mow still shows a good bal-| Wickwire—I don’t doubt it. That gration to it. The Government is pot B*al Bstate. Con v.v.peer and Insuranoi ance on the right side, whereas men î fellow would go through a meat chop- altogether a .stable one, and since the Ag*nL who did not pat in corn are buying per if he thought he could save car- overthrow of the empire the impor- tance of Rio Janeiro as a capital has OPPion—Simpson's Aiook, Alezaadrla.On hay at round prices or relying upon fare when he goes to his office. mill feeds to gat through. This is .somewhat declined. Buenos Ayres, on the other hand, has had its population what corn has done fox me. I shall gLafi*u,*AAAAAaAjmia*«wB****a*ft*A«f hereafter rely upon it more than ever steadily increased by the stream of Ital- in the past. ian immigr.ation. New York city and Buenos Ayres, being the two foreign mm BAl OF CMADA Pain-Killer. ports to which chiefly, Italian emi- grants go when leaving their own COLTS ON THE FARM. (PERRY DAVIS’.) CAPITAL $1,200,000. A Sure and Safe Eemerly in every case country, and Italian emigration is So long as teams axe necessary on and every Mud of Bowel Complaint is now almost at its flood in consequence RESERVE $300,000. of the economic conditions which ex- the farm to do the work with proper ist in the home country. Buenos Ayres, management the raising of good colts it may be reasonably concluded, is en- AND ANDREW THOMSON, - — Presldeu Pain-Killer. titled to the distinction which is claim- E. E. WEBB, — — — General Manager can be made to some extent at least profitable. A good team or teams of This Î8 a true statement and It can’t bo ed for. it of being the largest city J.E.BILLBTT, ~ — Inspector mad© too strong or too emphatic. in South America. The City of Mex- NERVE PILLS brood mares can do nearly or quite as It is a simple, safe and quick cure for ico, the largest city in Central Am- much work os horses, says a ivriter, FOR WEAK PEOPL A general banking business transacted» Cramps, Congh, Rheumatism, erica, had by the last census a popula- and if kept in a good condition and tion of 329,000. At all Druggists. Price 6o cents pr Bpeclal attention given to GoUectious. Re Colic, .X Colds, Neuralgia, or 3 for $1.50. Sent by Mail on re xnlttances made on day ol maturity a- properly bred to a good sire will bring Diarrhoea, Croup, Toothache. price. T. MILBURN & CO., Toronto. liowest Rates. a good colt. Outside of the cost of seuv TWO SIZES, 25c. and 50c. IMPREGNABLE GIBE ALTAR. Current rates of Interest allowed in Savings vice it will cost practically nothing to Bank Department and on Deposit Re- ■ The greatest fortress in the world is ceipts. raise until it is ready to wean. Then Gibraltar. The height of the rock is BEST SPHSNQ RIEOICBNE ~l Accounts of Merchants, Traders, Manufac- after it is two and a half years old, over l,i00 feet, and this stupendous pre- ,r BRI5T0L*5 turers, Farmers, Corporations and Indi- Cures all Blood Diseases, from a common if proper care has been taken in train- WOOD’S cipice is pierced by miles of galleries in viduals received on favorable terms. Pimple to the worst Scrofulous Sore. ing, it will be able to do sufficient work the solid stone, port holes for cannon be- r BRISTOL’S I to pay for keep until matured. So that ing placed at frequent intervals. The ALEXANDRIA, ONT., BRANCH rock is perfectly impregnable to the O 9 under average conditions the cost of shot of an eheany, and, by means of the J. R PROCTOR, MANAGER. service and of feeding fox two years JJOWAY great elevation, a plunging fire can be I BRISTOL’S •Relief for will make the cost of the colt. We *ire directed from an enormous heighit up- driving a team of good young horses on a hostile fleet. From the water bat- JAMES LEITCH, Q. C. R. A. PRINGLE \ljizng one three and the other four years old, teries to a distance of two thirds up the Sarsaparilla that were raised in this way, and they rock one tier after another of cannon Leitch & Pringle, are able to do a very large amount of is presented to the enemy. A garri- and ^Troubles work. And- anything like a fair colt son of frocii 5,000 to 10,000 is maintain- will sell for double the cost of the ed, with, provisions and ammunition for ^ . P11« I* Î feed for two years. By the time one a six-months' siege.i In 1779 the cele- ' CO team of colts has matured sufficiently BAEIISTEES k SOLICITEES to be' ready to sell, another younger brated siege lasted three years. Tho fortress was successfully defended by ; The Greatest of all I'” •^^MULSION team can be ready to do the work. Of 7,000 British and atacked by an army course good mares should be kept, and of over 40,000 men, with 1,000 pieces of Stomach and Blood Medicn— BOLIOITOBS FOB THB OHTAXIO BAKK, they should he bred to a good horse. CURES It is hardly advisable to keep and artillery, 47 sail of the line, 10 great , breed a plug mare, ahd especially if floating batteries, and great numbers of | A SPECIFIC FOR In CONSUMPTION and all lUWO COUCHS, COLDS, smaller Ixiats. For months over 6,000 Rheumatism, Gout and OOï^3ïT■W.A.XJIJ, OITT. • DISEASES, SPITTINC OF BLOOD. she is br^ to a scrub horse. A colt from a matiiug of this kind would hard- shells a day were thrown into the tow- | _ COUGH. LOSS OF APPETITE, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, er. Chronic Complaints. DEBILITY, the benefits or this ly sell at a profitable price, and there HURRIED PREPARATIONS. A article aro most manifest. is no good reason fotr raising a colt BRONCHITIS, AND ALL of this Bort. Average good mares can «rood Miuistoar (awaiting tke appear- Byyiieaid of Tho “D, & L." Emulsion. 1 bSTOMe The risk of being struck by lightning They Cleanse and Purify the O rid Qt a liacking be secured BO cheiaply that it is econr- ance of the lady of the house)—What ie ugii which had troubled mefor DISEASES OF THE is five times greater in the country year, and bare gained conaidorably in omy to have good mares and breed to than in cities. Blood. thaL my little dear? A wvi^ht. I liked this Rmiilsion so Yreli 1 wu gûd wbeo the Umeoame-iwou&dtotake it. good sires, using all reasonable care THROAT AND LUNGS. The lips and throats of bicycle rid- Little Girl—My apron, Ps goin’ to imt to raise good colts, and, if there is any- it in the waeh, Maiimna got it all dirty. 0 T. H. WINTIUAU. C.E.,U0Dfereal ers often become dry and parched. This ^ 60c« and $1 p«r Bottle where that they can be raised profit- PRICE 25c. OR 6 FOR $1.00 trouble is caused by ridl^ with the All Druggists and She did. ably it is on the farm where the mares Yes, sir, she givibbed it fast now to • DAVIS & UWRENCE CO., LTD., MOMTBEAL FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS mouth open. ' The remedy is to keep the General Dealers. d^ist off the Bibli. can be used to an advantagre in doing! mouth shut and breathe entirely the work and the colts may be u.sed through the 'nbstxilii. as it is the place of the government, should the people decide that way, to find ways / WHY NOT HAVE A PRETTY ROOM P êknprrimt. and means to meet the loss of revenue from Isaac WilBon.Editer and Fropilefor. the liquor traffic, and if men could be made When you can get such PRETTY WALL I’A 1 Ell as we are showing. sober by Act of Parliament, they could well Having puichased a very LARGE S'lOf K OF CLOTHING tbls spring, I will now We have a nice assortment if ^ Offer the followiog great jnducemeiits to customers : ALEXANDRIA, MAY 14,1897. afford to pay a direct tax or pay into the re- Mec^s ?erpe Suits, regular price So CO, for $3.25. Fancy Check Tweed $7.00, venue an additional sum. This loss of re- for $4.95. Youths’ fcTiils, for Boys from 10 to 17 years old, regular price £5.50, for NEW PAPER CHEAP-"-^ THE St. Lawrence Sugar Refinery, Mont- venue is not such a bugbear as it is made to S3.75. Fancy Dark Suits, New Styles, $7.00, for $4.75. Children’s Suits, a large And medium price—costing from 5 cee's t'EY, the leader of the Opposi- pressed. But all great reforms have taken AH the latest In Spring and Summer Suitings. Trousers, Fancy \ ests, etc., etc. Women’s and Children’s A’ests at all Prices. Perfect fit or no sale. tion will open up the Provincial campaign time and great effort on the part ef those All kinds of Sewing Machine Needles for sale. at London, .June 7th, and will take in the who called for, them before success was D. D. McJRME-n. wesi.ern part of the Province, after which realized. The Magna Charta, the ground- ST. LAWRENCE BLOCK. he will visit Eastern Ontario. He will be work of British liberty, was obtained after THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR, MAXVILLE, ONT- attended by several able speakers, and the much agitation and great pressure ; the financial condition of the Province will be abolition of slavery in the West Indies took ,500 c^oonos discussed, and the legislation of the Hardy years of persistent agitation, constant govermiient criticized. kohooling of the people, and millions of I BOUGHT A DOLLAR’S IVORTH OF GOODS money, but it was successfully accomplished, The Nil! Against the World. Ox Saturday last, after a very exciting and then the question of the abolition of FOR ÔOI CENTS—“»»>^»»> campaign, the vote was taken in Toronto, slavery in the American Republic was agi- And must pay for thç Stock. If you want B.\RGAINS cciine in as to Sunday cars, and the innovation was tated year after year, while the fear of a and get them. carried by a majority of 479. A little over Southern upri.oing kept back the timid peo- of I ple of the North until the overbearing and three years ago, the majority against Sun- Our stock of goods is larger and better assorted than ever. With tw-o railroads <3-OOZDSI ! reckless nature of the Southern people, day cars was 3,935. The vote on Saturday at our'door our freights are greatly reduced and we are prepared to sell goods scenting danger in the election of Abraham Boots and Shoes, Groceries, &c., shows a great change, but a rather small Lincoln to the Presidency, themselves majority in favor of the American Sabbath. CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST! fi^AT, AND BELOW COST, AS EVERYTHING MUST GO! opened the great war struggle which The Street Car Company hope to add deluged the land with the blood of her sons 5,000 yards New Prints to choose from, prices beginning at Sets, per yard. Agra $50,000 a year to their receipts, and those Linen and Linenettes, the New and Popular goods. Cashmere Delaine AÊ ÊTQEB, . who seek pleasure on the day of rest will and added millions to the national debt, in all shades. but it ended in the freedom of the Southern GLEN ROBERTSON, ..... ÔNT. now be able to gratify their desires to a O-OOXDSI greater extent. slaves. Is the overcoming of a traffic which is not in the moral and material interests of Dress Tweeds in all shades, prices from 15cts. to $1.00 per yard. Our the country such, that it should be more Bilk and Wool Dress Goods are out of sight. Lustres and Sicilians in THE railw'ay bill called “the Ottawa and invincible than the uplifting of the British all shades. Our Cashmeres and Henriettas w-ere never beaten. New York Railway,” in charge of Senator masses, the freedom of the slaves in the Full range Hemp, Wool, Tapestry and Brussels Carpet. Floor Oil-cloths, McMillan, got its third reading in the Sen- Linoleum, Mats and Stair Furnishings, imported direct from Glasgow-. lYlcDonell & Darragh West Indies or the Southern States? Surely ate on Thursday. This road, which is vir- WE DEFY COMPETITION. it is not a selfish battle these people are tually the late Dr. Bergin’s old railway Dado and Lace Curtains, An immense stock, Prices Away Down. waging, as it is in the interests of humanity xiEaiiE: ' charter, is, w’e are told, to be built without and for the right that they are engaging in A New Suit, Cap, Hat, pair of Boots, Socks, Cuffs, Collars and Ties for delay. It is said to be almost a bee line every man in Glengarry. We import our English aud Scotch Tweeds this conflict, and thej' should not be weight- STOIESiE: from the points named in the title of the and Suitings direct. ed unnecessarily. in the great struggle in bill, and making the distance 74 miles Everything in Hardware and Tinware constantly on hand. Stoves, Furnaces and which they must soon engage. Z2sT shorter than by any other route. The road Sap Heaters. A car of Oatmeal and Rolled Oats just to hand. A car Pedlar Metal Rooting just in for spring and summer work. touches at Cornwall, where a high level We want trade, and are always prepared to do the verj' best for our customers. bridge is to be built across the St. Law- All kinds of Farm Produce taken at Highest Market Prices. We mean to do the trade and make EVERY DAY in the Week rence, and this means the expenditure of a Mr. A. L. Smith spent Sunday in Corn- WE SOLICIT INSPECTION. PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR GOODS. BARGAIN DAY. All Goods marked to Rock Bottom Prices. large amount of money in that vicinity. This wall. scheme has been hanging fire for some 3’ears Mr. Robt. McLennan was in Montreal on Main Street, (opposite Union,) VANKLEEK HILL, and we are at last glad to see it become a T uesday. ONLY ONE FRIGE !^'^— Rev. D. R. McDonald was at Glen Nevis reality. on Tuesday. HflcCUAIC, CHES\iEY CO. Come to us for your Winter supply of Underw-ear, Overcoats, Mr. J. J. Kennedy left on Tuesday for &c., and in fact anything you require in IT seems as though the two-penoe-half- Vankleek Hill. ■ penny government now directing Dominion Mr. D. McMillan, of Maxville, was in town Saturday. HE IS RUSHING CREESMFIELD! affairs at Ottawa occupy their time prin- Mr. A. A. Fraser, of Loch Garry, was in Dry Goods Clothing* Boots and, cipally in turning out office holders in order town Thursday. to make room for their hungry followers. Mr. John McCuaig, of Dalkeith, was in Shoes and Groceries. town on Saturday. Is really rushing things in the line of This is either done by Commission, in which Mr. J. W. Smillie, of Maxville, was in All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. a fat job is found for faithful followers, the town on Saturday. Dry ’Goods, Boots «IL Shoes, etc. matter being decided in advance that they Mr. Alfred Guay, of Maxville, was in He has been receiving Goods every other day for the last three weeksi are to report unfavorably of the office hold- town on Saturday. Rev. R. A. McDonald, of Greenfield, was and has now a complete stock of every tiling. He is determined to sell ers, or it is done boldly and without en- in town on Monday. goods at the Lowest Living Prices- mcDOIVELL tc DARRAGH, . quiry of any kind. The spoils sj'stem has Miss Bella A. McDonald is visiting friends You are aware that B. Simon always does as be says, lie has a line of been entered upon by the present govern- in Ottasva this week. OnSTT., ment, and they are swallowing nearly every Mr. John A. Macdonell (Greenfield), was in Ottawa on Monday. Light Summer Tweed Suits at $5, promise they made W'hile in Opposition in Mr. and Mrs. John F. MePhee left on Which will surprise'you, as they are w-orth $10. CK>OK>0-0<>0-<>0<>0-0-0-0-0-0<>0 3-CH>0-CK)-OK><><><>0-0-0-00-0-0-0-0-0-0-CS> order to gratify their hatred of everything Wednesday for Rat Portage. S^Call and See Him. .Conservative, and give their follow'ers a Mr. Dougald McMaster, of Laggan, was chance to fatten at the public crib. They in town j-esterday, and gave us a call. Miss Fanny Masters, of Prescott, is spend- B. SimON, Greenfield. Enjoy your Out-of-door Sports are not satisfied with cutting off a head ing a few weeks here, visiting friends. here and there, but they appear now to have Miss MeInnes, of Vankleek Hill, is a by wearing one of Shorey’s Rigby ' entered upon the business wholesale, and guest at Mr. A. Campbell’s this week. Waterproof Bicycle or Golf suits. They Revs. Geo. Corbett, of Cornwall, and Wm. CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! j> the Kingston Penitentiary staff is to be Fox, of Lochiel, were in town on Tuesday. admit the air but keep out the rain. swept out of existence on the report of a Mr. A. Pilon of Casselman, was in town on The feeling, appearance or porous pro- partisan committee who knew nothing of Monday, the guest of his brother, N. Pilon. Mrs. Robt. A. McMillan, of Lochiel, is perties of ordinary tweed are not changed the matters they were called upon to deal WOVEN WIRE FENCING the guest of Mrs. D. D. McDougall this WIRE ROPE SELVAGE, by Rigby. It simply renders goods $ with, but were bound to carry out the de- week. sign they had in view when they entered Miss Mary McDougall and Mr. John Mc- repellent to water yet the cost is not x wipon the enquiry, and the testimony of Dougall, were visiting friends in Lochiel on increased. X Sunday. good Grits sealed the matter. It must be Messrs. John McLennan and Rod. Mc- OCKX><>0<>00-0<><>0-0<>0-0-0<>0-CK><)-0-0-00-Q<><>-0-P-0-0 rather discouraging to men w'ho have faith- Leod, Laggan, registered at the Commercial FENCINGS fully' filled offices, (some of the offices bring- on Wednesday. ing only a small remuneration), to find that Mr. L. Constant, Mayor of the Village of ##############*##########^ Vaudreuil, was registered at the Commer- on the complaint of some person whow'ishes cial on Saturday. Manufaetnred and Sold by AS WELL AS to fill the place, they are unceremoniously Messrs. J. P. McDougall, Johnson Hoople THE ONTARIO WIRE FENCING CO., LTD. Plcton. Ontario. ^dismissed. The government started out in and Chas. P. Robertson, of Maxville, were t Xjoofe: .A.i’O’U.n.d ! , this campaign with the excuse that those in town on Wednesday. McMullen’s Choice Steel Wire Nettings for Trellis, Poultry Yards, Lawn Fen- When bnyiug your CLOTHING and you will be sure to find us the BEST they dismissed were offensive partisans, but Miss Louise McDonald, who had been cings, etc., are Sold VERY MUCH LOWER this year than ever before. ANl> CHEAPEST in these lines. Just for a very simple reason, because they have become bolder, and now dischaige visiting at Mr. D. D. MePhee’s, returned to THEY ARE THE BEST. Ask your Hardware Merchant for them. ■»,tv we Make Up the Clothing ourselves, and the profits that other merchants # her home in Ottawa Saturday. are giving to the wholes tiers, we can share with our customers. We will office holders right and left on the slightest 12-tf. give you a few quotations of our Men’s, Youths’, Boys and children’s Messrs. M. McGillivray and D. D. Mc- pretext. Where is this going to end ? .‘i. Leod, of McCriramon, were registered at XaOST. Some years ago in the United the spoils the Commei’cial on Wednesday. READY-MADE SUITS sy'stem was in full swing, but Grover Cleve- rvN SATURDAY, M.AY 1)TH, 1897, ON FARm FOR SALE. Men’s Heavy Blue Serge Suita for $3.00. Men’s All-wool Tweed Suits, Mr. W. J. McNaughton, License In- Vr the road between Glen Robertson and spector, was in town on Saturday, in con- price $ ’.50. now for;$4.25. Men’s Ali-wool Black Worsted Suits, price $10, # .. land while President, with the wise men Quiglej’s Corners, a Black Leather Pocket Jor$-i.75. Boj s’All-wool Tweed Suits for $3.50. Children’s Suits from 90c. of the Republic, set themselves firmly nection u-ith giving out the licenses. Book containing a considerable sum of Farm containing 100 acres, about 70 up Men’s All-wool Tweed Pants for 85 cents a pair. Just call In and money. Finder will be suitably rewarded by have a look. ;S®*Ho Trouble to Show Goods. against it, and the public business of that Messrs. D. M. Maopherson, M.L.A., and leaving same with, or writing to acres cleared and in a good state of cul- # D. J. Maepherson, Lancaster, were register- FRED.MJcLENNAM, LAGSAN. tivation. There are country is now on a more stable basis. The ed at the Grand Union on Thursday. IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS! Conservative party did not use the power Miss Wilson, of Lachute, and Miss Par- GOOD BUILDINGS We have a very Large and vvell Assorted Slock of the Latest Pattern # they had at their disposal in such “ small sons, of Montreal, were the guests of Mrs. Thereon. Half-mile from School, and Goods, and at LOW HARD-TIME PrtlCES. A Large Stock of LACE business,” as is now being carried on by John McMillan, Main street, this week. will be Sold on CURTAINS Just received, from 50 cents a pair up. their successors. But “business is business Mrs. Jas. Mann leaves to-day for Mont- real, where she will take steamer for Eng- EASY TERMS. as you know,” and this administration is land to-morrow, to be absent two months. Apply to H ^ "y up to the “bouncing” business, even if GEO. HEARNDEN, 0 y have to neglect public affairs and let l4-tf. Alexandria. ..'«V. In this department we have this season THE BEST AND FINEST STOCK WEDDING BELLS. ever brought into this town, and we have therefore the lead over others. Wo ' important matters, such as the tariff, are showing the Latest and Neatest Styles in all kinds of Trimmed and Un- glidHcItidHcgSSgEEgSEPPZrr(f?5Zg3 ANU t on, until Micawber like something MCDONALD—KENNEDY. trimmed HATS BONNETS. No question about LOW PRICES. It wlH pay you well to call and see us when in need of a Hat. You will get the Latest» 1 up to assist them out of their un- Married at St. Agnes’ Church, Ashland, YOUR SPARE TIME. Best and Cheapest in town. # Wis., on April 27th, by the Rev. Father happy and unfortunate dilemma. THE CELEBRATED CLYDESDALE Men,women,to conduct business at Fabian, Mr. J. J. McDonald, formerly of home. Work is simple, writing and SEIDBIDS! SZBIEZDS ! Greenfield, to Miss Kate Kennedy, of Alex- STALLION copying lists of addresses received WEIGHTING THE PLEBISCITE. andria. The bride was assisted by Miss from local advertising, to be forward- A full line of all kinds of Seeds always on hand. A 1 FLOUR always on band, Z-iOrd. IBlg'iiiiL ! ed to us daily. No canvassing; no Katie Mack, of Elroy, Wis., and the groom previous experience required, but Those who have been contending for pro- Will stand for mares this season at his own was supported by his brother, D. A. Mc- stables, Lagsan. plain writers preferred. Permanent hibition for years have been fooled and de- Donald. The bride wore a very pretty rose work to those content to earn $6 or L<»rd Elgin took three Frst prizes at Hunt- more weekly in spare time. Apply to A. MARKSON, ingdon; First prize at Central Canada Ex- ceived by the Liberal parts-. Thej' were coloured silk dress, and a neat Parisian ' WARREN PUB. CO., LONDON, ONT. straw hat trimmed with violets. The bridal hibition, Ottawa, In 1894, and First Prize at ^ MAIM STREET, ALEXANDRIA, ONT, promised a plebiscite to see if the country the MoLitreal Exposition in 1895. g party drove to the residence of her brother, was in favor of prohibition, and now that CERTIFICATE: Mr. A. Kennedy,where the intimate friends Office of Agriculture aud Arts Ass. the government must give it, it is intended of both parties partook of breakfast, leaving Certificate No. ‘2155, recorded In volume T#.*' %T to weight down the main question with ad- immediately afterwards by the Lake Shore viii, Clydesdale Horse Association, Certi- Railroad on a short trip to Ironwood, Mich. ficate of Transfer. ditional questions, such as, “are j-ou in This is to certify that the transferor the CHARRON & MATTE They returned the following evening to the Stallion hereinafter described has been duly iwor of direct ta.xation,” and is compensa- Tremont House, Ashland, where a grand registered in the books of the Association tin’^ to be given to the dealers, should the wedding reception awaited them, and a viz:—Lord Elgin (2155), colour bay, star on face, two hind and one fore foot white; date -ntry decide on prohibition ? The liquor large circle of friends responded to the in- of birth, May 25tb. 1892 ; breeder, D. A. Mc- vitation. Dancing was enjoyed by young Farlane, Huntingdon, Q,ue. ; transferred ALEXANDRIA, - - - ONT. ’ jin interview with the Premier and and old alike, and a dainty lunch was from I). A. McFarlane, Huntingdon, Que.» to •jrf’tMoh-.-Cartwright last week, and from served at 12 o’clock. One of the ante-rooms Neil McLeod. Laggan, Ont. ; sire, Endymlon LANCASTER, ONT., (imp.) (636i (1650); dam, Jenny Lynn, (467) the answer of the Premier it appears that adjoining was used where the presents were (vol ii); 5?lre of il»in, Forward, (imp.) (645) —\ COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF— Would inform the public that he has on band a large stock of on exhibition, and their beautj- and number he is not a believer in prohibition. We (4376) ; 2nd dam, Jess ot Athelsiane, (370) by well illustrated the esteem by which the Glendalr Seeiiud (514); 3rd dam, a mare, by ENGLISH, SCOTCH, CANADIAN AND BANNOCKBURN cannot see what these extra questions, or Prince Royal, (543; U42 ; 4th dam, a mare, by Panting, SaitiD£S M Oyercoatiis. young couple were held by their many Briton, limp.) (5i2) (4271); 5th dam,amare, any other than yes or no.Yor or against pro- friends. We received a very long list of oy Black Clyde, (imp.) (54U (4249). CUSTOM WORK A SPECIALTY. hibition, should find its way upon the bal- valuable presents received by the j’oung Dated, March 28, ’96. HENRY WADE, Sec. PRICES MODERATE. couple, but are unable to publish it. TERMS:—To insure foal, $7, Mares not STOCKS Or’ lot paper. It is not the duty of the govern- returned to the horse after being served, will Matrimony. be considered as with foal, and charged ac- ment to place obstacles in the way of those cordingly. All accidents to mares at the TROUSERINGS ! OVERCOATS ! ^ who are in favor of total abstinençe, it is WOOD—GRANT—On May 5th, 1897, by the risk of the owners Wanted. Rev. Arpad Givan, at the residence of the 21-6W. NEIL McLEOD, Laggan. Men and Women who can work hard talk- Which he will make up to Order in the LATEST STYLES, and perfect satisfaction not their place to intimidate the voter by ing and writing six hours daily, for six days gnaranteed. GIVE ME A CALL. bride’s father. South Branch, Edith, a week, and will be content with ten dollars asking him is he in favor of direct taxatior. daughter of David Grant, to W. D. Wood, weekly. Address, It is not necessary to have direct taxation. of CornwalL , ' Subscribe for the Glengarrian. NEW IDEAS CO., Brantford, Ont, E. a. ■WKCix: Great clearing sale in ladies’ blouses and PITTAWAY'S PHOTOSTUDIO stockings at the Good Luck Store. WE WASTE NO 58 SPARKS ST. A few days ago a child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Onesimo Audet, of Sherbrooke, TIME ! tliat possessed at its birth two perfectly HAS IN STOCK A RANGE OF formed teeth in its mouth. The case is not actually without precedent, but is sufficient- The leading House for Photos Crayon ly rare to be worthy of mention. ' In useless Blows, but Strike Portraits Framed, only $15.00; sent to MEAT BLUE & BLACK FROM $13 any address by express with privilege The Diamond .Jubilee will be celebrated the Nail and in it goes. at Greenfield on the 22nd of June by a of examining before buying. lawn social on the Presbytery grounds. The MARKET. SERGES UPWARDS. A. C. PITTAWAY. social will be under the auspices of St. Always on hand a plentiful supply of Extra Value and Quality in the $13 line, as I bought full pieces. Catherine’s Church, and a pleasant event The way to Sell Goods is to make the may bo expected. B@“FIT GUARANTEED. Prices Irresistable. Heap of A L I^AODONALO, i.D., It is the intention of the council to ex- ALL KINDS OF MEAT: ALEXANDRIA. tend the water-works system on three A. A. SPROUL, Kesidence and oflloe—Kenj’on Sireet, (op- streets, from Main street east along St. BEEF, posite N. Bray’s cairiuge lactory.) George, Elgin and Catherine to Bishop VEAL, Dry Goods street, with a hÿdrfint on the corner of MAXVILLE, ONT. each of these and Bishop street. This will PORK, ^ AI^D PILES OF give a number of our citizens a chance to MUTTON, itlic ^leitgarriair. take the water, and also furnish fire pro- tection for that portion of the town. HAM, BACON, ALEXANDRIA, MAY 14, 1897. Great clearing sale in felt and straw hats TO BE GIVEN AWAY at the Good Luck Store. BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, te still ,'X'l:D-e37" CoziM-e 1 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. 'VVe have been shown the programme of PORK SAUSAGE, music to be giv’en by the Royal Scots Band CHEAP THIS I^ONTH. on the 24th May, and we can assure the HEAD CHEESE, 2 DENTISTRY—See Dr. Leggo’s dental ad- Having purchased the Stock of the late ANGUS MeINTOSH, tv Bî?AN MUST BE SOUD AT A LOW vertisement in ] st column on first page. people-thal a rare treat in the musical line BLOOD PUDDINGS. of Diinvegan, and rented the Store, I have put in a FINE NEW pHICJJ to make room for other The palace steamer Sovereign of the is in store for those who attend on that day. 2 STOCK OF goods. Ottawa Navigation Co., commenced running We see it reported that D. B. McLennan, on Saturday last, 8^“Orders carefully taken and prompt- A Car of ExSSlLAGË SEED COEN Q.C., of Cornwall, is to be appointed to the I DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, Sixty-tlu'èé visited Ottawa on Tuesday, Châi'jcel'ÿ Division of the Supreme Court of ly delivered. direct from the growers. on the delegation to interview the Minister Ontario in place of Justice Ferguson, who COTTONADES. SHIRTINGS, EL.4.NNELETTES, CLOTHS. of Public Works in reference to the Re- is to be promoted to the Court of Appeal. OVERALLS, SMOULS, &c., &c. Also Beware of old corn. formatory. Mr. McLennan’s abilities fully warrant his The assessor is on his rounds, and dogs promotion, and if there is a vacancy for a will be scarce for the next few weeks. Did new judge, his friends at Ottawa could not FRANCIS SABOURIN you notice how few are to seen on the make a better choice, and we shall be ^ PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES AND CROCKERY. street ? pleased to congratulate him upon his ap- JOHN mcMILLAN pointment. The very interesting ceremony of turning ^ BOOTS AND SHOES—A Full Stock of Men’s, Women’s and the first sod on the Iroquis section of the The Clyde stallion “ Young Glasgow,” Children’s Boots and Shoes. A full line of new canal was performed at 7 o’clock Mon- was purchased from Francis Turner Beau- day morning in the presence of a large harnois, by Dugald and Donald McMaster, y O-I^OOEI^JZES!: ’v number of people. Laggan, and will stand for the service of mares at home, near Alexandria, and at 1837^. leST'- 1^ In fact everything kept in a general store. Great clearing sale in walking shoes at some other places known later on. He is a the Good Luck Store. fine horse, and got first prize wherever he ly The Store will be under the.management of DUNC.\X K. MCLEOD, of | i=ARMS FOB SALE. A runaway team on Tuesday in Jolins- was shown. Took the medal last year in JUBILBB HB Dunvegan. Please give him a call and see his stock before buying. town nearly caused an accident. Two Montreal, along with the prize for S®* The Highest Price will be paid for all kinds of Farm Pro- ladies were out driving, and the maddened draught horses. Weighs 1750 lbs. Terms to i duce in exchange for goods, Eggs, Butter, Calf Skins, Grain, &c. ,Terres a:Yendre a bon Marche horses only turned off in time to avoid run- insure, $6.00. ning down their carriage. It will be seen by reference to the coun- CELEBRATION THE JOHN ROBERTSON STORE, The old iron which has graced the mill cil proceedings that the corporation have A number of FARMS in the COUNTY square since the fire, was removed this purchased the lot on Main Street, between Under the auspices of OF GLENGARRY, situate in choice week, having been sold to a party in Mont- the Queen’s Hotel and Alec. Lalonde’s store real. We trust that this is only a prelude for the purpose of building a fire hall and C. S. NORTHCOTT, localities under à fair state of cultiva- to the general pulling down of the old wall, ST. FINNAN’S SOCIETY, tion, with GOOD BUILDINGS thereon, hose tower. We are pleased to see this and the erection of a new roller mill. part of tlie business disposed'of, and hope to may be obtained on favorable terms by Mr. D. A. McArthur, Reeve of Alexan- see tenders called for in a very short time applying'to dria, has issued his proclamation, declaring to erect tlie building. The council have a GEORGE HEARNDEN, Monday, May 24th, Her Majesty’s birthday, good lot and plenty of room to establish a a public holiday’, and calling on all lo_yaI market, w hich would be a great benefit to MAGNIFICENT Real Estate Agent, Alexandria, citizens to close their places of business, and the people of our town, and thus have a D. B, MACLENNAN, Cornwall, we have no doubt they will do so. place where the farmers could assemble to or to ■ ALEXANDER LECLAIR, WANTED.—A good general servant. Ap- meet the citizens and dispose of their pro- MILITARY DISPLAY ply at once to Mrs. (Dr.) D. D. McDonald. duce. Although we may have to wait for 3^-ly. . North Lancaster. —BY THE— The Ottawa Hotel now presents a hand- this change it should not be lost sight of. THE YEAR OE GRACE-1897 some appearance, having been newly paint- A large and distinguished company ed both inside and out. The dining-room dined at the Rideau Club, Ottawa, on Tues- HI&HLMD CADETS & ROYAL SCOTS, occupies the whole north side of the first day last, as guests of the Hon. Charles OF MO'NTREAL. flat, and tl'.e bed rooms are newly furnished Fitzpatrick, Solicitor General of Canada, to as to be a record-breaker in several regards, chiefest among them will F| Away Mis 111 GM! throughout. It is now equal to any country meet His Excellency Mgr. Merry Del 'Val, be the Diamond Jubilee of Her Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria. hotel in the county'. the Papal Delegate. Among them being the Hon. Mr. Laurier, the Premier, Sir Having been'in Western Ontario.and find- The Misses McDonell are having a sum- . ing ont that business is no better there than mer millinery opening on Monday, 24tli Charles Tapper, Baronet, Sir Mackenzie GOD SAVB TMB QUBBN. at bonne, I have returned and made up my inst., and the following days. This is the Bow’ell, the Right Hon. Sir Henry Strong, •mind to remain in Alexandria. I invite one last opening of the season, and they are Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Sir all to give me a call, and I will do in the Will resound throughout the world, and all lands will celebrate the joy- inture all that I can to satisfy everyone as going to make it successful with a fine show Richard Cartwright, Sir Adolphe Caron, the Hon. Messrs. Scott, Foster, Fisher, Procession ful day Flags will wave 1 trumpets blare and cannons boom in to Workmanship and the dispatch of it. I and low prices. commemoration of the event. •shall continue to carry a good and well as- The sidewalks of the town need attending Casgrain, Dr. Blais, and Costigan, the sorted stock.and will sell ascheap as anyone Premier of Ontario, and others. His Lord- On the arrival of the 11 a.m. train, the near or far away. As usual, the specialty of to, and it is something that should not be Royal Scots and Highland Cadets, Maxville has not decided how the occasion will be celebrated here. the shop is delayed. In every part of the town repairs ship Bishop MacDonell was invited, but w’as unable to attend. Mr. J. A. Macdoii- 200 strong, will march from Doubtless the matter will receive timely and appropriate consideration. are needed, and some of tlie places are the Station, headed by really dangerous. The street commissioner ell, Q. C., who was in Ottawa, and was in- REPAIRS. vited, remained over in order to he persent. the Regimental Let us be ready for it. We must, of course, be respectably attired should get to work and in a few days the Pipers and You, Sir, require a NEW SUIT, and your good wife a NEW GOWN, and It will make it my business to satisfy every- worst places at least, would be repaired. one that will entrust work with me, as I have Great clearing sale in dry goods at the the the Children NEW HATS AND BOOTS, besides a host of other require- ail the latest appliances, and all repairs are The Young Liberals had a gathering at Good Luck Store. 00000000000030000000000000 ments, all of which we will be happy to supply. ■done ïn the premises, and not sent to Mont- Lancaster yesterday, and it would appear Much grumbling has taken place amongst real or elsewhere, from tlie activity of the members, that we We want the Jubilee year to be a record-breaker in our business. the farmers of this county as well as those We are prepared to do our part ; will you do yours ? may soon have the Local elections in On- from other parts of the Dominion over the O-IKOXJILJZH:, tario. A number from here were present. extravagant freight rates charged by the It’s going to be a good year for cheese. They will want whole Great clearing sale in men’s boys’ and railways. An instance came to our know- O O O O OOOOCOOOOOOCOOOOOOOCOO , WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, children’s clothing at the Good Luck Store. ship-loads of it for the Jubilee. Times are bound to improve, even ledge last week. Mr. P. A. Huot, ordered with the Grits in power. AIAIN STREET, - ALEXANDRIA. Mr. Francis Sabourin has purchased a a car load of Manitoba flour from Winnipeg, Of twenty-five pieces, and proceed handsome new delivery waggon from John which came by the Canadian Pa,çific to St. to the McMillan, carriage manufacturer, and has Polycarpe Junction, a distance of 1384 miles placed it upon his delivery route. He has for $54.24. The Canada Altantic hauled the ZDriTrirLgr also put on a new set of harness from Leger car from the Junction to Ale:sUDdria> about Bros., and altogether has a very' stylish, 15 miles, and charged the generous sum of ALEXANDRIA, serviceable meat delivery waggon. $20.09, or 5 cents per 100 lbs., and did not EDWARDS TRADING CO., Ltd. The Cadet Lacrosse Club were this week have to change oars, the flour coming in the furnished with a very neat .uniform, in car in which it left Winnipeg, It is no which they will appear on Monday in their wonder that this poor railway cannot afford MAT 24tli, 1897 {laving bought out the stock-in-trade match with the “ Aberdeens,” of Cornwall. to pay the corporation a reasonable sum suf- The Celebration will begin at One o’clock and good will of J. D. Cameron, In- The suit consists of white trunks, violet and ficient to pay e.xpenses, wear and tear, etc., solvent, at 45c. on the $ for a supply of water for their engines, with Jubilee Addresses from promi- white Jerseys, and blue and white caps. A. nent memhera of the Dominion Par- Markson, merchant, was the contractor, when they have to draw freight at such We beg to submit to the people far and extravagant prices. liament. The Afternoon programme GRAND MILLINERY DISPLAY near, within reach of Greenfield, to and he has given good satisfaction. will consist of Fancy Marches and call and see the Bargains of Two good events in the programme of Her Gracious Majesty’, the Queen, h,as ex- Physical Drill, with Arms, to Music, sports for the 24th May' celebration are the pressed the wish that the celebrations in Manual, Firing and Bayonet Exer- —AT MAXVILLE. foot-ball match between the Alexandria and honor of her sixtieth anniversary should be cises, and Company Drill by the .xiie'Y' C3-OOIDS Vankleek Hill High Schools, and the la- associated with efforts towards relieving Highland Cadets. crosse match between the Cadets, of Alex- the sick. ' In view of the sufferings endured andria and Aberdeens, of Cornwall, these by women and children in the North-west BAGPIPE AND DANCING I have this season the LARGEST AND MOST SELECT STOCK are crack junior teams, and should give a and out-lying districts of Canada from want I have ever opened GROCERIES, fine exhibition of the national games. of medical aid, a scheme has beenjinaugura- Competition (open to all.) Time nor space will allow me to state-all the different lines and HELLO JOE 1 Did you hear the news ? ted for the establishment of the ‘ Wiotorian Yellow Dent Corn down to 35c. Manitoba Order of Home Helpers.” These Victorian REASONABLE PRICES, but we kindly invite you to call, and our BOOTS & SHOES Nurses are to be specially trained and quali- Strong Bakers Flour |2.00. John McMillan. goods and prices will speak for themselves. At the Synod held in Almonte on 12th fied for the work they are expected to do. ATHLETIC SPORTS All Canadian Goods, Well Assorted, of and 13th inst., Glengarry’ presby’tery was On Sunday, 23rd inst. the clergy of Canada ' Superior Quality. They are none of honored by having two of its members are invited to set forth the claims of this Consisting of Hop, Step and Jump, the inferior imported goods that some Revs. J. AIcLeod and D. MacLaren, select- noble charity on the liberality of all Cana- Broad Jump, Putting the Shot, 161bs., MRS. JAMBS BURTON, > of our country merchants claim to ed to read papers at the public conference dians, who wish to honor the memory of Throwing the Hammer. Throwing 56 MAXVILLE, ONX. have. We sell Canadian Goods 50 per on the second evening, the subject being our noble Queen in this Christian and phil- lb. weight, Lacrosse Match, Foot-ball cent, less than invoice prices, bought “ The Work of the Holy Spirit in the Life anthropic way. It is hoped that thereafter Match, Bicycle Races. For all the abuve right. ■ V of the Church at Home, and in its Foreign ll e people of our Dominion will heartily re- events suitable first and second prizes Missions.” pon 1. will be awarded. The Magnificent Monday will be the 78th birthday of Her Majesty’ Queen Victoria, which will be ob- served throughout the empire and colonies SPRING SEEDINGI Ï G. CAMEIOH & Co., over which she reigns as a holiday, and a MAL SCOTS BAND day of pleasure and rejoicing. The day m-500 ■Will render a select programme of Mili- 'AA/V.—«- GREENFIELD. will be observed in Alexandria in a right tary, National and Popular Airs during loy'al manner. The Royal Scots and High- the course of the Afternoon. A Is the work of one and all at this time, and whether in Field land Cadets, of Montreal, with pipers and band of 25 pieces will be here, and Scotch- or Garden, if you are needing anything in the Seed line, “ THE PRUIT&QRNAMENTALTREES men will give them a cordial greeting. The Grand Concert! PEOPLES’ STORE” is the place to find a full assortment of Driving Park will be the place of resort, GiVfeK VOO and the military manœuvres and martial I SHRUBS. ROSES, VINES AND music will stir the blood in the veins of the IN ALEXANDER HALL loy’al subjects of Her Majesty in old Glen- ll- SEED POTATOES. garry, while the speeches appropriate to Will be given in the Evening by the "VU^E have the largest assortment and the occasion will be worth the price of ad- Highland Cadets, assisted by the Red and Alsike Clover, No. i Timothy Seed, Lawn Grass, Tares, '' employ the very latest and most mission. The evening entertainment will Royal Scots Band. improved rhethods for propagating. All Millet, Carrot, Beet, Mangel, Turnip, Sunflower, English Horsç also be worthy the day, and the pipers and Beans, and all the seeds generally called for. atock carefully packed under our per- band of the Royal Soots with local talent New and Beautiful Scenery. ebnal supervision, and all new varieties will make the event a truly pleasurable one. In Ensilage Corn, we have all the varieties found to be most tested at 'our trial farms before being BICYCLES ANO catalogued; These are the only testing ADMISSION TO GROUNDS:— suitable for our climate, and at much Lower Figures than in former •or'chards connected with any Nursery The annual meeting of the Glengarry ye.irs. in the Dominion. Farmers Institute will be held in the Adults, 25 cents ; Children under 12 , Queen’s Hall, Alexandria, on Tuesday’, the years’ of age, 10 cents; Carriages The higher grades, such as Longfellow and Compton’s Early, ‘Agents wanted to represent us first day of June, 1897, at one o'clock p.m. Extra.—Single, 25cts ; Double, SOcts. selling at 90 cents a bushel. Flower Seeds in abundance ‘Spécial attention given to Park, Ceme- rROGE.AMME. ADMISSION TO CONCERT : . J. J, WIGHTMAN, tery and Boulevard orders. Estimates 1. President’s report. General Admission 25 cents, Reserved furnished for supplying entire orchards. 2. Discussion thereon. Why buy of foreign concerns or of 3. Report of the executive presented in Seats 35 cents. ■ iSdlemen when you can purchase as writing. Plan of the Hall may be seen and Re- deaply from us and get better value. 4. Treasurer’s report presented in writ- served Seats secured on the Grounds MONDAY, MAY ^4th Our stock is Canadian grown and ac- ing. during the Afternoon. climated. 5. Auditors’report. For further particulars see small hills. Being a public holiday, our store will be closed all dav. Catalogue (English or French) free on 6. Suggestions of points at which to hold application. regular meetings. . 7. Suggestions of points at which to hold GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. STONE & fELLiN&TON, Toronto, Ont. supplementary meetings. During the Year 189?. 8. Election of directors and auditors. J. J. WICHTMAl FONTHiLL NURSERIES, For lull particulan (ea advertisomeats, or apply to J. R. SH AW, President. W. J. MCNAUGHTOK, The Leading Canadian-Tree Men. LEYER BROS., LTD., 23 Scorr ST., TORONTO H-4m, Sec.-Treasurer. S. C. McDONELL, Secretary. !LÆa.sr6^îlle, Ont. treal have a total carrying capacity of them not to,, leave ..the (Mbinet for the sent- jxrtmiibcxs t-v lit ttfuivA jiOLU 500,000 present. / bTHE IAÏ CROP REPORT, the cropsushels. of theIf twothe precedingpineflats years.are ÏHE HELD OF DDIIERCB. excluded the grain ^vill have to be The Due d’Atonale died on Friday WINTER RYE. taken to Montreal by the railways, at Zucco, Sicily, from cardiac apoplexy, WHAT THE ONTARIO DEPARTMENT which, it is claimed, would mean mak- caused by the shock he expertLenced on This crop 13 growing in favor both Some Items of interest to the Busy ing the St. Lawrence route prohibitory OF AGRICULTURE SAYS. hearing of the death of the Duchess for pasturing and soiling, although the Business Man. THE VERY LATEST FROM ALL THE and would drive the grain trade to d’AIencon In the Paris fire. area is still comparatively small. It WORLD OVER. Buffalo. Five of the Barcelona Anaj-chistai con- The tVeather During the Fast Winter and has come through tbe winter in splen- Canadian Pacific earnings for tke( GREAT BRITAIN. Early Spring—How the Live Stock Is did condition, more especially where victed of participating' iii the bomb sown on light soils. fourth week of April were $467,OOOi latereftiDg Items About Our C«rn Country. Mrs. George Lihnaeus Banks, an Eng- outrage, were shot on Tuesday moru- Looking at tbe Present Time—Appear an increase of $58,000. ' I lish poet and novelist is dead. ing. They shouted "Long live Anar- ance of tbe Clover and Fall IVbeut. Oreat Britain, the United States, and Canadian exporters of corn report! Ail Parts of the Qiobe, Condensed and The miners’ eight-hour bill was re- ohy" just before the ordegr to fire was given- , . The following is taken from the Mhy heavy engagements to go out tromi Assorted 1er Easy Reading. jected in the British House of Com- Bulletin now being issued by the On- II A STATEJI TERROR, mons. There ip- a movettneait on foot in Montreal this and next month. • , ! CAN AHA. tario Department Of Agriculture on the Cold weather still prevails in most Australia to Bend twenty thousand DISASTROUS EARTHQUAKES IN THE The stock of wheat at Toronto-^ ■ parts of England, and on Wednesday sheep and five thousand bullocks to condition of crops and live stock in the 122,889 bushels as compared with. 1^ Over 1,200 Galiciaa immigrants ar- LEEWARD ISLANDS. rived at Winnipeg on Wednesday. there was frost in London. England as a contribution towards the Province on Maÿ 1st; 978 bushels last week and 16,113 buau. The first consignment of American dinner which the Princess of Wales is THE WEATHER. It is proposed to reduce the Mounted promoting for the poor of the London els a year ago. Police force to a_pout 600 men. frozen poultry arrived in London last The past winter was milder than usu*- Houses Bazed to the (ironiid — People slums during jubilee week. Crushed to Death hr Falling trails. Stocks of wheat at Fort William) The estate of the late Joseph Richard- week, and gave great satisfaction. Lord Rosemead, Sir Hercules Robin- al. December was the only month be- and Port Arthur are 3,042,486 ’ busheld Bon, of Stratford, is valued at ^100,000. low the average, havir« been ten de- Earthquakes are shaking the islands son, the former Governor of Cape of Guadeloupe and Montserrat of the as against 8,382,664 bushels last .week, Cornwall will celebrate the jubilee by Colony, arrived in London, on Friday. grees colder than the average of the a citizens’ demonstration on June 22nd. Leeward group in the West Indies. and 3,133,936 bushels a year ago. All the appeals to London benevo- COIÏICTED OF IÜR11EE, previous fifteen years. March was sev- The Meniaonites in Manitoba ■ have The cable a few days ago reported that The world’s visible supply of wheat lence are meeting with generous re- en degrees warmer than in two pre- contributed $350.35 to the India famine sponses except the Plrince of Wales’ a number had been killed at Guade- shows a decrease of 6,216,000 bushel^ fund. JOHN TROY FOUND GUILTY OF KILL- vious years, and April was four de- appeal for the city hospitals. loupe. Details were supplied by the for the week, much more than ex- Strathroy has decided to impose a ING ANGUS MCLEOD. grees colder than in 1896. Ilcensé fee of $50 on vendors of cigar- The Prince and Princess of Wales Quebec liner Madiana, which arrived pected, but for all that prices in th« took luncheon with Mir. Gladstone on The rainfall of the six months No- leading markets are lower. ettes. Monday, and planted trees in Hawar- at New York on Tuesday, from Lee- Mrs. Boyd, wife of the late Governor His 'Testlniony Creates n Sensation—Justice vember to April was above the aver- ward island ports. When the steam- In consequence of the resumption of den in memory of the occasion. age and the snowfall beioiv, but boch §f New Brunswick, died at St. John, on Mr. Gladstone is in splendid health. Robertson. Characterizes It as a Most er reached Antigua, forty miles from gold exports at New York, the gold 'riday. Hé walked home from church on Sun- Extraordinary Case. together, (the total precipitation) were balance of the United States 'Treasuirjl The first wheel forged at the Perth Gaudeloupe, on May 1, everyone in day to Hawarden Castle, a distance of A despatch from Napanee, says :—The 16.20 inches, compared with 15.44 in the port was discussing the shocks. The shows a reduction of about $4,000,000 car wheel works was turned out on half a mile, in a boisterous storm. Friday. conviotioQ of John F. 'Troy for the mur- previous year, and 15.'T2 inches, the av- heaviest had occurred two days before, the past few days. The total now iM The Queen delighted the hearts of erage of the previous fifteen years. when fifty negroes had been killed The Hudson Bay expedition will start, Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone on Thursday der of Angus McLeod on the 13th Sep- $149,1)00,000. (iccording to present expectations, about last when she summoned their grand- tember, 1893, terminated on IMesday, March and April had an extra amount outright by being buried in the ruins The security markets are firm. Can-< the 20th inst. of rain by over 1.5 inches. The snow- of their houses. In a brick church daughter, Dorothy Drew, to Windsor when His Lordship Mir. Jnstice Robert- a congregation of two hundred people odian Pacific continues in demand, and The annual Canadian lawn tennis castle. , fall averaged 62 inches, but there was championship matches will be held at son) characterized it as the most extra- were caught by the collapse of yesterday was quoted at 55 1-8 ini Niagara-on-the-Lake on July 13. The London Daily Mail, which cele- ordi Diary case that ever calme uînder a great variation, from 16 inches at the walls, and fifty crushed to London. Cable debentures are scarcB brated its birthday last week, has a cir- Woodstock to 144 inches at Owen Sound. death. Those in the streets saw The Senate ihas passed the bill to culation of three hundred thousand cop- his observation. The court was pack- the houses sway back and forth, and higher at 99. Telephone- is' also make the 24th of May a perpetual holi- ies daily. None of its proprietors is ed to suffocation. The prisoner said he There were heavy frosts throughout the and the walls of the brick structures higher, with sales in Toronto at Ibl day in honor of the Queen. more than thirty-three years of age. (Was friendless, and wanted to plead Province on April 19th and 20th. crack. The report also said that 1-4, ■ ■ A|ld. Clappison has resigned from) Thomas Wood, who was sentenced guilty, but this his Lordship would not VEGETATION. twenty-five or thirty people had lost Tihe visible supply of wheât in the Hamilton City Council, having! on Friday, in London, Eng., to five As May opened it was considered by their lives at Point-a-Pitre. 'Twelve heen appointed to a position in the years’ penal servitude for fraudulently oonsent to, and Mr. W. H. Perry was houses of brick in Guadeloupe had United States aiid‘' Canada . decreased customs. . : advertising loans, had previously serv- iselected to defend him. the majority of correspondents that the been demolished and scores of others 1.789.000 bushels Ia,st yv,e©k, . and' the to- ' (As a result of the penitentiary com- ed ten years in a Canadian peniten- Mr. W. B. Riddell, Orown prosecutor, Season was hardly as advanced as usu- cracked and seamed by the shocks. tal Is now only 34,412,000. bushels ' aa From Antigua the Madiana steamed iniBsIon’s inquiry, Warden Ouimet of tiary. in his opening address to the jury, said al, but it was thought that as there compared with .M,6i9,O0O iibU'^ela ' m 6t. Vincent de Paul has been sus- to Montserrat, arriving there on May At thé Transvaal Investigation Oomr that away back in September, 1893, the had been plenty of rain there would 2. There, too, a state of terror ex- year ago. Tihfe amojüht afl-oat to Ej*< pended.! . ‘ mission on Friday, the Duke of Aber- be rapid growth when the warm wea- Ex-Presidenit Grover Cleveland will corn stated that the directors of the town of Napanee was startled by the isted. 'That town/ was rocked like a rope is 17,520,000-as''éompared with) 28,-^ next month proceed to the Thirty-one British South Africa Chartered Com- news that a prominent citizen had been ther came. In most parts of the Pro- boat at sea on April 30. Six bouses were 240.000 bushels à 'year ago. The total pany had no knowledge whatever of vince there was a good bite of grass destroyed, but no lives lost. This is- Mile Lake up the Gatineau, for a couple shot down In cold blood in his own land before the earthquake had not visible on land and 'afloat is 61,932,0001 of weeks’ fishing. the Jameson raid before it took place. home. Almofet four years passed away, for sheep and young cattle, but live In the Imperial House of Commons been noted for the piety of its peo- bushels as against . 83,759,000 à yeaD The Montreal Police Commissioners and it hjad become generally accepted stock geinerally had not been turned ple, but while the Madiana was in ago, a decrease of 31,827,000 biisihels. i have passed a by-law to regulate the on Wednesday the Merchants’ Shipping out to pasture. Fruit buds on trees that port meetings were held at short Speed of bicycles. Eight miles an hour bill was read a second time. The ob- that the McLeod murder would pass Wholesale trade at Toronto has been were ready to burst into bloom, and intervals in all of the churches, which Is the limit named. ject of the measure is to guard against down as one of the mysterious ones were crowded with wor.shippers. quiet this week. 'There has been, ho msuffioient crews as well as unsea- gooseberries and currants were nice- Brantford has purchased property on wort hin ess. which would not out, when it was all The inhabitants finally belie'ved special movement, and conditions are the banks of the ■ Grand River for a cleared up in a moat remarkable man- ly leafing. Very little sowing of spring that it was on account of their in- unchanged. Hqre and there some slight new public Park In commemoration of When Mr. Aster, the American mil- crops had occurred, owing to the wet iquities that they had been visited by her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee. lionaire, was showing the Duchess of ner. Some months ago a convict con- earthquakes, and that if they did not contractions or expansions MTere re- Cleveland the magnificent marble stair- fessed 'to the warden of the Kingston and rather cold weather prevailing, ported, but generally speaking business One officer and six men will be turn they would all be utterly destroy- case in his new office building in Lon- penitentiary 'that he it was who shot LIVE STOCK. ed. Not only were services held twice has ruled quiet. A moderate trade in chosen from the volunteer militia of don, she quietly rebuked the ostenta- Manitoba to accompany the Canadian Angus McLeod. The Attorney-General Taking a general survey of the field, daily in the small churches orchiapela reportied in dry goods, harcbviare and tion of the nouveau riche by remark- but open-air meetings were held. i military contingent to England in ing:—"Yes it is far fineir than mine was notified, and he delegated Detec- live stock may be said to have come leather, iwhile groceries are oin the June. at Battle Abbey, where the steps are tive Rogers to enquire into the matter. through the winter in good condition. quiet side. Merchants, however, aTa Mrs. Amp Sturdy, ex-Matron of the !^K)iled by the marks left by the knights’ In an interview with Troy the detective Horses are perhaps a little thin, but THE WAR OVER. not grumbling, but expect impraver- House of Refuge at Hamilton, has be- spurs." apart from odd cases of "distemper" warned him that any statement made The war between Turkey and Greece ment shortly. Remittances are, yet gun an action against ex-Mayor Puck- UNITED STATES. they have been almost completely free ett for $5,000 damages for alleged slanr might be used against him. is practically over. Pourparlers have backiward, which is due to some extent from disease. Cattle have also done der. The exhibition of kinetoscope pictures Pour witnesses were called for the taken place between the powers, over- to farmers being busy seeding, and The Governlment have decided to in- well, although in the desire to husband consequently there is a limited.moive- of the Corbett-Fitzslmmons fight is to prosecution. i>etective Rogers, who tures of mediation were made to the crease the pay of civil servants by be prohibited In Pueblo, Col. fodder some of the animals were al- ment of country produce. 'The gr.a' knerit only, and to abandon the statu- gave evidence of the prisoner's confes- Greek Government on Tuesday, and the markets arc slow, the demand bej^j tory increase of $50 a year hitherto in Joseph Thome, inventor of the sion; Mrs. McLeod, widow of the mur- lowed to get too lean. Two or three Cabinet, after serious deliberation, an- •small. Lai^e contracts havp been ni force. Thorne tmesetting machine, died in cases of disease were complained of, fox vle^ei- room lor the e^eport of co New York, on Monday, aged 72. dered man; Dr. Leonard, who held the repted the offer. Greece undertakes to All the oiroumstancea connected with post-mortem; and Mr. Glynn', of Sar- but these were evidently due to local recall her troops from Crete, apd agrees from Montreal thiis and niext mont' the death of Joseph Heloquin, night Money continues easy. Pirime commet A large number of the prominent cit- nia, who recognized the prisoner as the co'nditions. Sheep generally are in to such autonomous government for oial paper is discoiinted at B pe- watchman of the Star Brewing Com- izens of Buffalo intend to celeb^te the party he had sold a revolver to. exceUent coindition, and lambs are that island as the powers,! in théir wis- pany at Montreal, point to deliberate Queen’s diamond jubilee by a dinner. The prisoner was placed in the box. dom, shall deem best, and promises to cent., and call loaiiA on stocks continula murder. when his testimony created a sensa- abundant. Some cases of scab, how- accept unreservedly the counsels of unchanged at 4 1-2 pfr cenlt. There iat About twelve hundred plumbers are ever, were reported from York and a fay Cemand for bank issues, wbioli Hhrold Fetberstonhaugh, the seven- on strike in Chicago against the em- tion. He said the confession made to Victoria, and elsewhere one or two the powers in settling peace between is stimulated by cheap money ancl uisb; year-old son of Mr. P. B. Fetherston- ployment of more than one helper in Rogers was false in the main. He did the two countries. The spirit) of Greece not deny his guilt , ‘but said that complaints of a different ailment. is broken, and even the anti-Royalists, by the semi-annual dividends to be paid haugh, was killed on the street rail- each shop. Swine have not done as well as usual. on J une 1st. ' • ■yvay track on Spadina avenue, Toronto, Mrs. John Higgs, at Glenham, near Hughes and Penn were both with him Many litters have been lost. In Es- who, a short time ago, would listen Navigation fe now fully opened -ati on Friday evening. at McLeod’s house. When he entered to no suiggestion of peace, submit to Matteawan, N.Y., on Tuesday gave birth sex and other Lake Erie counties there the iron terms of the powers without Montreal, arrivals from sea being fair- to triplets, one of which has three the house he had no intention of com- was an outbreak of hog cholera, and ly numerous for the Beaso>n; the camvliS The Chinese residents of Ottawa are eyes. mitting murder. In reply to a question a murmur. moving against the levying of a spe- by the judge, he said it was the state ilmportations from that district leu to The secret is out. 'The disaster to are also all open, and grain is coming) cial tax of ten dollars on their laun- Reports from many towns in South- of his health that induced him to make other cases appearing in parts of Lamb- the Greek cause i)s due entirely to the forward freely for shipment^to Europe), dries, and intend to refuse paying in western Michigan say an earthquake tom Middlesex, Oxford, and York. 'Ihe but the geneilal diatributiqn of ineurr- the confession. He grew quite eloquent disease appears to have been prompt- blundering of the Ctrown. Prince. This order to make a test case. shook was felt for several secouds Sun- In describing the tortures he endured amateur military commander assumed: chandisB countrjTwards doe^ not show day night, while in solitary confinement in the ly stamped out. ' the functions of press censor. In this any very special increase. In iheavy, After this all the employees in the Danial Kane, of Brooklyn, N.Y., is FARM SUPPLIES. capacity he suppressed those telegrams goods, such as metals, hardware, paints, Grand Trunk shops throughout the penitentiary. etc.,, there is rather more doing in,th.e system will work five hours a week under arrest on the charge of thrown Neither counsel for Crown nor de- There was a good stipply of hay in which idid not please him, and altered Lng his wife outi of a third storey win- dthe)T)8 iwlth a free hand, until the cor- way o(f shipments by stea^jlboati to more than they have been doing during fence addressed the jury. The learned th)e hands of fartmers in the fall, but river points. In dry gioods’ trade * is t!he past two or three years. dow, causing her instant death. judge said he would make a, special re- various causes led to large sales to , respondents of the London press, find- port of the case to the Minister of Jus- pressers and liberal feeding to live ' ing (that they were frequently made to rather better with the ,oo;untry. than Capt. Larkin of St. Catharines has A scheme is on foot in Chicago to with city retailers, who complain thatf control the fishing interests of the tice and the Attorney-General, and stock, and except in a few sections liere j saj^ .the very Reverse of jwhat they bad been awarded the contract for the Iro- have them pass upon it. and tihiere there is but little more hay I written, had to abandon the wire, and so much late wet weatheirl has interfer- quoi® section of the St. Lawrence Can- great lakes through the formation of ed >with their sales. SUglars ciontinué a company, backed by English capital. The jury retired, and in a short while than is necessary for local emergencies. ! resort to the post-office at Atthens for al deepening. The amount involved is returned from a verdict of guilty. His Oats are still plentiful, although owing ■ the safer conveyance of their desiiatch- very dull, and one of thia looed refin- in the neighborhood of a million dol- Mrs. Mary O. Bates, Who had hanged Lordship reserved judgment until to- to low prices, large quantities of this ^ ers. This state of affairs aocounts for eries has tempo‘raTi'ly.;;shtrti : 'ÔQfr'^ lars. herself at Biddeford,, Me., and whose morrow. grain Was fed ifi live stock. Some ‘ the delay In tolling theatorjy o(f Prince ing to acpumulatioh , 6l£'..rle^fin'aüfétc The salary of Principal Merchant of death was announced after nine hours farmers are still holding on to wheat, I lOonstantine’s bflundert. When he order- T;eas are also still Very quiet, but tUv the London Collegiate Institute dias of unconsciousness is imported to haye but th© majority have parted with the j ed the flight at Larlsisa the Turks were proposed duty in thte Uayted States ol been raised from $2,000 to $2,200 per reivived. STEAMER LEONA ON FIRE. i defeated, but in his cowardly imagi- ten per cent, will help the market herej bulk of their supply, and in most dis- if adojited. Hid»» and leather remain annum. The attendance at the insti- The arbltratiicm treaty has been de- tricts there is little more than is nec- i nation he cbnsitrucd their retreat into tute has nearly doubled since his ap- feated by the United States Senate. Slxtceu Persons Barnetl or Smotliered Be- essary for home needs. Tliere was a i a flank movement, and ruish'ed off like ■rather dull, but the loqal high priced pointment. j a frightened girl, with his trdo.i» for hMes and calfskins arfe uncbangel^ The vote stood 43 yeas to 26 nays, not low Decks. lively movement in cattle during the though the demand fro-m tanners i)5 A Mormon wedding ceremony was the necessary two-thirds required by winter and spring, especially in the i following x>ell-mell in confusion at his A despatch from New York says:— ' heels. He destroyed the morals of slack, and stocks in store ajie accumm performed in tihe Latter Day Saints’ the constitution. western part o^f the Province, where a lating. There in good demand far de- ohapel, Toronto, on Wednesday night The Mallory Line steamer Leona, which large number of beeves were purchased ! the armB-, and his name is only men- The Rev. Dr. Rainsford, rector of St. tioned in Athens with execration.' sirable grades of. cheese for export bv by Apostle Evans, of London. l'Ire con- George’s Episcopal church, New York, left her pier on Satulrday, bound for and shipped to the Buffalo and other first o)ut-going steamers, and 10 to 16 tracting parties were Anson W. Bur- is suffering from a severe attadk of gout Galveston, put back, and arrived in American markets, good prices being ton and Miss Amelia Braden. given. A considerable number of cat- 1-2 cents, is being paid foir good cob and has left for Hot Springs, Va., where port on Sunday, sixteen persons having NOTE OF THE POWERS. ored ‘goo.ds; butter is coming •in liberf The Dominion Bridge Company and he hopes to obtain relief. tie (have also been purchased for the perished. The dead were steerage pas- British markets, to be finished on grass The conditions insisted upon by Ger- ally and consid'erable declirie is noted the Detroit Bridge Company have been The Buffalo Commercial, referring to The money market , is unchanged anio biven the contract to reconstruct the sengers on the steamer who succumbed for May or June delivery, 'there are many, the chief of which is that Greece call money is readily 'available at 4 pci Victoria Bridge at Montreal. Mr. Wm. the defeat pf the arbitration treaty, in a terrible struggle during a fire less fat and store cattle for sale than says the rejection of the treaty by the usual in the Province, although in some shall give her formal consent to the cent. . ... Gibson, M.P., will do the masonry which occurred off the Delaware capes principle of autonomy for Crete, wUl work. Senate closes an ^sode that does the sections there will still be more than are Republic no ci-edi't, and lends addi- at an early hour yesterday morning. required for local purposes. be accepted by the Greek Government Messrs. M. & N. K. Connolly have se- tional belief in the degeneracy of the '‘DE.VOUBER OF 'TRE TURKiS." cured a contract from the Government The horror of the story can hardly I CLOVER. The note of the powers has not yet Benate. be detailed. Those who are dead were Persons “who appreciate . Kmperol of Uruguay for the construction of a At Its session on 'i’bursday in Chi- Reports regarding clover are not been presented, but it has been drawn canal 16 miles long. The contract price, penned up below decks, and although only varied, but in many instances and is to the following effect :—"Upon William’.s ambition to model his careei cag)o the National Association of Rail- they are contradictory, although the it is said, is in the tneighbourhood of way Surgeons changed its name to the frantic efforts were made by the offi- a formal declaration by Greece that she after that of his grandfather are wori- $10,000,000. matter of draining largely explains International Asaociation, and elected cers to save them, the fire had such dering how he reconciles hij champion^ The Controller of Customs has de- why men in the same locality some- will recall her troops and agree to such Dr. Hutchinson, of Montreal, first vice- terrific headway before the danger was times send entirely opposite reports. an autonomous regime for Crete as the ship of the Turks against'" the Greeks cided that matrices for linotype ma- president, and Dr. RiOxdan, of Toron- with the attitude of the revered Kai- chines are accessories for printing presa- to, chairman of the Committee of Air- discovered that all escape was cut off. Clover made a poor catch in 1895, powers in their wisdom shall deem and are dutiable at ten per cent,, and in the following spring the seed- be.st, and accept unreservedly the coun- ser in 1828. Then the latter tried ev- rangements. The nepet meeting will The steamer carried amongst.her car- ery means to obtain-,peimissidn tojoir instead of thirty per cent., as brass be held in Toronto. go many bales of cotton. It is not ing turned out only a little better, sels of the powers, they will intervene manufactures, under the old tariff. certain how the fire originated, but except where sown with barley. Young in the interests of peace.” The note the Russian campaign against the Sul- Commercial trade reports indicate a fields are doing better than old mea- I will probably be presented to-morrow tan and was so vehement'in his dènu Officials of the_ Michigan Central and general steady, bujt slow, increase in when it was discovered it burst forth with .such fury that it was impossible dow;s in the western half of tjie Pro-1 after the German Minister has received dations against the latter and ugainsi Canadian Pacific Railways met at the movement of trade, and there is the Ottoman empire that he wa5..;‘\:pnJ Hamilton to perfect the plans for the to reach the steerage, even when the vincé. On low lying lands a good deal final instructions. It is understood that a more speculative spirit in the air of heaving occurred, although this evil Greece, in her reply, will assent to all to .sign his letters to his I'elatives joint operation of the T., H. & B. line. than for some time past. In some steerage passengers apparently were It is said the C.P.R. trains will start unmindful of the danger or else the was in some instances largely repaired of these conditions. M. Ralli, the Pre- "Wilhelm der Turkenfresser” (Wil- lines production largtely exceeds pres- by a prompt and careful use of the mier, and M. Skouloudis, the Minister liam. the devourer of the Turks.) Hov running between Toronto and Buffalo ent requirements, and prices are con- .smoke and flames had not reached on May 30. them. 'The saloon passengers were land roller. In the eastern part of j of Foreign Affairs, have had a long little the old Kaiser would have like< sequelntly depresseid, but there is a the Province there are more unfavorable j interview to-day with Mr. Eger ton, the the much-questioned title of ,"Th( The officers of the Canadian expedi- gradually increasing consumptive de- first aroused and in such a manner as to occasion little alarm. When it be- reports than otherwise regarding clo- British representative, which has caus- Great” on the pedestal of his newjsta tion which will start shortly to test the mand. Wheat has been weak lately, ver. In a numlier of localities it is ed considerable comment. It is believ- tue may be known from the fact tha' navigability of Hudson bay and straits but later it has advanced. The en- came apparent that the fire had cut off the steerage passengers, the cap- ‘“playing out” to a discouraging ex- ed to be connected with the expected when a monument svas raised to hi are commissioned to plant thé British quiry for cotton goods is dull, and a tent ,and spring frosts have done more intervention, of the powers. A despatch father. King Frederick William III, flag in the Arctic region for the purpose heavy output is stifll on the market. tain and his men poured great quan- tities of water down the ventilator and injury there than in the west. Taking from Domokos says that heavy rains and it ivas prOpo.sed 'to insOribe on it of as^rting sovereignty rights where Print cloths are again lower, and the Province as a whole, it is yet pos- there prevent fighting. "to King Frederick William III.,'" by no rights are at present respected. mills are continuing the outxmt in ex- eight of the steerage passengers final- Emperor William,” he insisted tha ly succeeded in making their escape. .sible for the crop to recover and give The recall of the fotces from Crete Prof. Robertson stated to the Com- cess of current needs. Much the same a generous yield by mowing time, in has been received with resignation by “Emperor” be changed to "King,” de mittee on Agriculture in Ottawa on can be said of woollens, though there both the east and the west alsike has the public. The Delyaunts organs at- daring that it was not ' fitting Thursday morning that arrangements is an increasing demand; the .jirice of done much better than red clover. tack the Gov^ernment bitterly for ap- that a son should ,make use of à high wool is firmer. . Some furnaces in Pitts- had been made for providing the bes.t KILLED BY A SAW. FALL IVHEAT. pealing to Europe, but most of the er title than that of bis father in suç) mechanical refrigerator.s in seventeen burg and Pennsylvania have stopped papers accept this as inevitable, and a place. -• ’ steamships leaving Montreal this sum- woÆ. Leather and hides are both weak In the western half of the Province violently attack the Ethnike Hetairia, mer to take the perishable products of in price. Horrible .tccideiit in a Lumber Cnnipaiir’.s correspondents are practically unanim- asking it to render an account of its JUBILEE BEACON FIRES. Mill at Hniitsvllle. Canada to the British market. GENERAL. ous in reporting the fall wheat good. ! actions. On learning that the Crown In Great Britain it has been arrange Very little injury was done in the Prince had appointed his dismissed Mr. G. W. Ro.ss, the Ontario Minis- It is semi-offioLatUy denied thafl A despatch, from Huntsville, Ont., that at 10 o’clock on the night of Quee ter of Education, in an address the says):—^A horrible accident happened winter. On some low lying fields chief of staff. Col. Sapoundzaki, and Prince Hohenlohe, the German Imper- his aide-tch Pine same sizes» velopment of international politics the People of high and hy\y- degree drop ; president, and Dr. Riordan, of 'Dpron- Swiss Pines, Arbor-Vitaes of sorts, Hemlocks, WhiM ïrateràity existi.ng for the time being extraordinary spectacle of England aid- into graves on all sides of us daily from i to, chairman of the Cbmniittee of Ar- Spruce 18 inch to 4 feet, Junipers, &o. Shipped safely to ing the Bark to hold Constantinople any distance. THB LESLIE NüRSEKIKS, Queen Street locween the hulers and Ministers of Kidney TrorJbie. ,4Ye incur it our- rtangements. The next meeting will East ; City Office, 4 Lombard Sk, Toronto. 60th year. |fir of th« great* çontinental powers. might be afforded, and there cani be no be held in Toronto. THAT KILLED denying that it wo'uldbeas powerful a selves. We encourage it. iWe do rl>ey indicate a change in relationships coml>ina-tion as it would be remarkable. everything hut cure it. IS YOUR WIFE ILL-TEMIPERKD? G. DUTHIE & SONS Shat makes the average man mb his With British gold, British ships and Yet there is a cure, pleasant as a A MAN ! SLATE, SHEET-METAL, TILE & GRAVEL ROOFERi eyes and ma:Pve,I at’ the rapidity with Turkish fanaticism and valor the taking ! Examine (her feet, and if she has corns of Stamboul would be a task to try the May mor-ning. Sure as fate, infallible I buy her Putnam’s Painless Corn Ex- Sheet Metal Oeilings, Terra Cotta Tllo,^Rod, .which bjack becomes whiite and white greatest army that ever teleaguered as herediry. Ba'tore this wo-'nderful j tractor. Home will (then becxjme an I UB thought that he could trifle Black and Green Roofing, Slate. Metal Oor* • an.3' 'color that at the moment siuits remedy, the agonizing tortures of Kid- nioes. Felt, Tar, Roofing, Pitch. Etc, Gutter* a city. .There may be nothing in it, 1 Edeoi. Much of tJie misery of married ! ■^■*' -with disease. He ■was run Downpipes, &o., supplied the trade. diplomacy. Until very recent times the but the hints of an entente between ney Ills vanish like a snowiflake in a life is due to corns. Putnalm’s Eitraot- down in health, felt tired and fiery furnace. Telephone 1936. Adelaide <£ Wldmer Sts., most patent features in European poli- the four powers mentioned justifies the ! or is sure, painless, and prompt. worn out, complained of dizzi- Toronto. suspicion that we aire on the eve of This cure, of which we sound the ness, biliousness, backaches tics was the wirath of France, which, w'orId-shaking events. praises is DODD’S KIDNEY PILLS. Yet CHANGING TRADES. like that of Achilles, was “the direful not alone -we, but' eveiry one who has and headaches. His liver and Visitor (at museum)—I want to see kidneys were out of order. spring of woes ainnumbered.” Two triel them. One huruired per cent, of cures we record. IlaTe are exam- some of the mummies. ( He thought to get well by fair provinces had i^een reft from her, ples:— New Usher (formerly a dry-goods dosing himself with cheap and there ootald be no |>eace until they W. F. Smith, 16 Carrol St., Toron- clerk)—Yas, madam; right this way; remedies. And then came were restored. Germany, the con- AN AÜNTO ADVICE to, says:—“I have taken eight IKWCCS ot we :have all the latest styles. the ending. He fell a victim qiueror of these provinces, has felt that Dodd’s Kidney Pills which ba-ve cured ti?! Bright’s disease ! The BROUGHT A YOUNG LADY OUT OF me of Hteart ’Trouble, Pain in the Back Adams’ Ginger Boer money he ought to have In- Oiooci,5ki(fe||U(xlie»P they were herô< just so long as she had and Dizziness, after othek treatments Scio FmAmOGUEAHD GiTOUtPBinilCTBtBaYWt the power to keep them and no longer, THE SHADOW OF DEATH. REOIPK. vested in a safe, reliable had failed.” remedy went for a tombstone. and for the purpose of intimidating her D J. Kenney, Queen’s Hotel, Mount Adfims üxtraot - - One bottle. •SR'VHi NHAHS-ilNHAU) 'HOa: foe she *)>ecamc a member of t he Drei- A Reaiarhable Case fbat Vividly Shosss tlie Forest., saj's:—Have suffered greatly i Fieischinann's Yeast - One half to one cake. bund. Austria and Italy being the other Wonder, ul Miiulth-Re.stoi-ins Fosrer of from Nervousness, but intofcmation, as Sugar - • ■ ’Two pounds. members. Italy had llut laiely achiev- Cream of Tartar - - One hait oum o. Br. WTlUauis’ i'ink Pills. to the eJfexts of Dotdd’s Kidney Pills_ in , Lukewavm Water - - Two gallons. ed unification, and was willing to liear such cases .lerl me to use them., with j the burdens of the alliance for (he sake Frctm the Orangeville Banner. Dissolve the sugar, cream of tartar and yeast of the security it gave her against her the result that I am cured.” In the water, add the extract, and bottle : place There is no doulbt at all that many Louis H. Bounsall. 573 King East, Tor- in a warm place for twenty-four hours until it is the only standard remedy powerful neightiors. people are prejudiced against proprie- ferments, then p ate on ice, when it will open BAKING onto, says:—“Had been troubled for in the world for kidney and ADS'f'E'lA’S JWJSGIVINGS tar.v medicines, and equally no doubt s?veral tnonths with pai.n in my back rparklinsr, cool and delicious. The ginger beer man..v look upon the testimonials pub- can to ob'.alnod in all drug and grocery store» liver complaints. It is the . “undéubt'ecUy , brise from her colossal and kidneys which prevented my ent- in 10 cent bottle» to make two gallon». only remedy which physicians li.sht'd as much in the nature of an ex- ei'in.g in bicycl? events, hut aim in the ^teeig'hbor, to . the northj . the Czar .of aggerated puff. If the Banner has been universally prescribe. It is POWDER ^11 ■the 'ÈliïssiaSi'.'-.a’nd it * was' against ring once more afler using three boxes the only remedy that is back- {jossible .P-Cftion. ohi'Vhis part that she linuiured with tiiis feeling it hasi so of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. EPIDEMIC. THECOOK’SEESTFRlENl) far as one medicine is concerned, had What is sixring fever ? ed by the testimony of thou- LARGEST SALE IN CANADA, sojghli' 'the .aiilajiice of her kinsfolk, its doubts removed. We refer to Dr. Mr. ,Tam;es Stokes, Deseronto. Ont., sands whom it has relieved who,^'undeir the guida-nep. of Moltksi and Williams’ Fink Pills, concerning ihe says :—Pvafn. Ahi?: first box taken of Wheel fever, of course. Ëismarçk, had become, ’the military- Dodd’s Kidney Pills I found relief, and I and cured. jr-,d6rs;' , of iiorOpe.; . Austria's 'suspi- cural.ive 'qualities of which strong hundreds here, knowing me for the past' '"Oions of '•Rlussiti>';.wei:é,' ..founded, and claims have been made, and )iroofs ad- WILL CARRY THS SCARS TO HER THERE IS NOTHINC ELSE ■ ■ vanced in their support which seem- fift'>-eori years, can vouch for my cure GRAVE. unddvibtfedly w6U''fo.uhdcd| on her con- of long standing Kidney Trouble. stant inVfigues'.'i^'png ,'lhe Balkan ed equally strong. But it is when one Spent Thousands for Health, But Did Not I THAT CAN TAKE ITS PUVCE come-s across in I heir own locality a Obtain This Grente.st of all Blessings Stifî.es. It.-wjae.'bad enbigh to have '"QUEER HUUSSS.’~ Until She Used the Groat S.*uth Ameri- eNK-h a restless .'and aspiring neighiior case alni'-st rivaling any that have can Rheumatic Cure. Suffered Inten* along, a poir'.tibh, of, her. borders, but been made public, that, doubt disap- sely for 12 Years. This in a •word, ia expressive pears and conviction follows. Such a Tliey Were Built To Bratify Hobbles o the prospect of .being ■ half surrounded Mrs. F. Brawley. of Tottenham, Out., states: of the reputation enjoyed by the was'not a plehsarit eventuality to con- case the Banner came across and in- Tbclr «wiif-e.s, vestigated and now gives the facts. “I suflered almost continually for 12 years template. ’ ' Austria's foreign policy la an obscure thoroughfare of Paria with rheumatism, tho off, or.s of which I will has I*een In the recent years Uierefore ’The case is that of ûii:s Sarah Lang- carry to iny grave, and while tho joints at my summed up in. ■ the determination to ford, an estimable j'oung lady who there is an obi dilapidated building elbows and vrrist-s jueyot stiff! am entirely re.sides in the neighborhood of Camilla. which ha.s a curirou.s history. Nearly freed from pain in the use of South American . keep Eussia from accomplishing her K!e inatic Cure, it has indeed proved a Wo were told she had been brought 300 Ni-ars nyo, in the reign of Louis designs on what was and what still is near to death’s door and had been re- wouderful cure in my case. I have spent th'o'Mck iVIan’s territory. Her states- XIV., it.s oavner, t'-omte de Routteville, thousands of dollars in doctor's bills and medi- stored to health through the agency cines wlt'.iout avail. Five bottles of this won- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. U90 men ha.ve played the game -with great of Dr. Williams’ Fink Pills. We de- cenoeived the extraordinary idea of skill. She lias lieen always fortunate der-wort or has ourad all pain. I am better in cided, however, to cast hearsay aside maki-ag it a rendezvous for duelists, health generally than, I have been for ten enough to keep others interested in and_ inves! igate for oars-. Ives. years.” Hotel St. Charles. the play, and kindly allowed them to and at one period all the aristocratio Finest Hotel on tho Coast. do ail the leading. In 1854 she allow- We found Miss Langford the picture Directly on the Beach. of health and good spirits, at her pleas- quarrels of the day were disposed of Salt and Fresh Water in Every Bath. ed pngland, Frani'e and Italy to assume ant holme in Camilla. In response to PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY. the task of checking the designs of the within its precincts. An engagement _ Write for Booklet. our inquiries as to her illness and the to fight a duel was a sure pas,sport to Teacher—You couldn’t lift yourself P. S. SMAWi JAMES B. REILLY, groat narthern power, and Disraeli re- Manager* Pro p rieton .•lio'yed her of any anxiety raised by cause of her recovery, she expressed her the Comte’s favor ami hospitaUty. He by your boot straps, could you, Johni- . th'fl ’ treaty of Stefano by substituting willingness to >,atisfy our curiosity, spared neither pains nor expense in ar- ny? ‘ thnrefor i and as she added, relate her experien'ce ranging his household to anticipate the Johnny—No, ’ml l CARRIAGE TOPS for the good of others atfli-.ted as she When you buy . * TittE TREA.TY OF BERLIN.- wants of his curious guests, and a Teacher—AVhy not? was. Her story very briefly, was as tabic was laid every morning in one —? Johnny—’Cause I wear shoes. a carriage make '■^lustrit haa really no very active follows :— of the roams of the manilon, at which sure that the Top Bearings are dust and oil proof. ^|.rritorial ambitions with regaid to “I had la grippe in the spring of haa a Roller Cur- the principals and their supporters WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD tain. Some un- Is oiled but once a year. the Sick Man’s empire. BDer great 1894, I did not seem to got over the breakfasteu before proceedings to busi- Is the Testimony of Frank S. E-Cierlok of scnipulons deal- desire is umdoubtedly to leave things effects of the attack, an UUe aU sensible people and wear the • that the young Russian despot had no with- very little hope of any good re- ** About four years ago I was affficteil with a NE1V Presaged By the Siraiige Coiidnct of Birds severe attack of la grippe, which left mo al- particular liking for his royal Prussian sult. The effect, however, was won- most a complete wreck. I was prostrated for V-relative, and dreams of the obliteration derful and a pleasing surprise to me. and Animals. weeks. I doctored with several physicians Paient Sleeper Fiexitile insole ; of the h-umiliation of Sedan intoxicated I .soon began to feel more cheerful and It has been noticed on various occa- and used many remedies, but nose had any ■ the ijnpressionable Gallic mind. While seemed to feel stronger. Then my ap- lasting effect. My friends began to be IN COMBINATION WITH CORK petite began to improve and the color sions that different animals have alarmed .for my recovery. The doctors shook these matters were still warm in the their heads, and held out liUie hope, I was Used in the manufacture ovoB tha Lwepressible eastern question return to my cheeks and lips. From shown, signs of uneasiness or fear attracted by an advertisement of South of Boots and Shoes by - -reappeared on the horizon and it Is to that hour I steadily gained strength, without apparent cause, and that a American Nervine, and as ray trouble was of 3. l>. King & Co., To- be feared has upset many fond hopes and was soon enjoying my former ex- a nervous nature I decided to try it. ’fhe ronto. A Goodyear few minutes aftersvard an earthquake^ Welted up-to-dat) Boot. , and ijicè calculations. Whatever may cellent health, and I am .sincere in ex- shock has been felt. * first bottle helped me greatly. I persisted la No lacks ; no nails; flex- ’ be the par^hal relations existing be- pressing my belief that to Dr. Wil- Its use and this groat remedy has compieteiy People who have had the opportunity built up my ly.ssem, and 1 positively declare ible; easy. It will not tw^n tne two Emperors, it is certain liams’ Pink Pills do I owe my recov- that it is the only remedy that gave me any squeak. that thgy.dio not prevent them from ery.’’ of taking note of this iieouUarity in ' reiiof.” working together, each for his own ob- Enquiry among neighbors corrobor- countries where earthquakes are fre-1 THE J. KINa GO., LTD., -jeetc' - k'reiïchmen have viewed with ated Bliss Langford’s story as to her quent are well aware of its signifi- Whem death, the great reconciler, mixed feelings their ally leagued in illness and remarkable, recovery. In cance, and, always prepare for a seis- has ooanie, it ih not our tenderness for TORONTO, ONTARIO. the. çast.. with the Sovereign against her case at least Dr. Williams’ Pink mic disturbance. It is advanced, in ex- others we repeint of, but our severity. wk«’_ inmguage only can be used. mow 7Ï0 MJd S5o. Thoj 'The obverse shows a woman’s head in •nergr, and nioko the Ike el the Mother 8ehr who cannot forgive. have iHnoking cars for ladies. worth ItTlng. Tor wle t» ell Draff let». _ profile, representing Liberty, while the AddresA, LADIES’ JOURNAL . Sxpt&MAtorf pempbleh *'women» TrlomTbt reverse shows “La Dame Framce.” This Cure the Cough with Shiloh’s Cure. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant ••al ctw e» epplieetioB. design has an artistic quality far sui- The best Cough Cure. Relieves Croup laxative. Regulates the bowels, puri- 73 Adelaide St. W^, Torontet Canada. fies the blood. Clears the complexion. ••A, M. C." nSDICINB CO., perior to those of the copper coins at promptly. One million bottles sold last peosent current in France, or, indeed, year. 40 doses for 25 cents. Sold by all Elasy to make and Meaisant to rake, 23 87S St. Pful St., Montre*^ druggists. . . cents, Bold by all druggists. VJLJILïSKS In most other countries. 24th May is Her Majesty’s 78th Birthday. J( \ C3-OD caXJEEII^.

GOOD LUCK STORE, Alexandria.

0ÜR OTTAWA LETTER. Canada for raw material, whereas the Cana- Eobertson took the piisoner to Cornwall Detective D. D. MaePhee, of Spokane, FRENCH CANADIAN S'rALLION dian-manufactured product was met at the Wash., formerly of Fassifern, is in the frontier with a duty of 35 per cent. jail on the Boston train, to await his fur- Ottawa, ISlh May.—The eighth week ot the ther trial. We hope this will be a lesson Sacred Heart Hospital of that city, recover- GIEL BLEU, Ho. 130. UNS session closes to morrow, and so llttl? real The annual report of the Interior Depart- ing from a bullet wound which he received irogresa been made with the tariff that ment has been published and distributed. It to others in the future. Sired by Frank Napoleon, grand sire Louis the Chances of prorogation before the 10th oi included two months of 1895 in addition to GREENFIELD. on the morning of April 12th, from Arthur Napoleon, g. g. sire Bonnie France, g. g. g. :'une, wMch seemed good t wo weeks ago, are covering 1896. The total immigrants who Chappel, a thief whom he collared with a sire Napoleon Boneparte. READ tally growing less and threaten to disap- arrived In 1896 were 25,178 as compared with Mr. A. J. Cameron and Miss Flora CIEL BLhlU dam Green Mountain Maid, 2-5,738 for 1895, a decrease of 310. The number bag of stolen cutlery. Chappel fired at close pear altogether unless the Uoverumeut real- Cameron passed through here on their range, and the bullet entered the detective’s grand dam Wild Flower, g. g. dam Maid ly nrakes an effort to rush business next of homestead entries was 1,8-57, representing way to John McDonald’s, 18-4 Kenyon, of Vercheres, g. g. g dam Magdalene ISCUITS week- Practically nothing has been done 6,556 souls, as compared with 2.394, represenl- face, severed the facial artery, knocked out Ing 7,054 souls In 1895, a falling off in entries of on Sunday. since the debate on the Budget was closed two back teeth and found lodgment in the DESCRIPTION. —AT THE- ■iyer two weeks ago, except pass a few Items 537 and in settlers of 1,496. The Canadians Messrs. D. A. McDonald, J. J. Camer- muscles of the back of the neck. Chappel, CIEL BLEU Is a true model of the French m the estimates and talk about dismissals, who returned Irom the United States num- horse. Color, mahogany bay, with a finely bered 48, as against 106 in 1895. There were on, J. D. Cameron and E. A. McDonald with a stray di-cusslon or two on some of the when run down, fired a bullet into'jihis own cut head, thin, sharp ears, large bright eye, peculiar resuhs of the clumsy manner in H2 Americans who took up laud during the were in Ottawa on Tuesday last. They brain. We trust that Detective MaePhee year, as against 452 In 1S95. a beautifully arched neik, with grand shoul- BAKERY! which the tariff has been patched and tlnk- speak in the highest terms of how well has by this time fully recovered from his ders and breast, siîorî, back, and ribs well c ‘ored so as to make portions of it unwork- The bill to amend the Criminal Code.which the deputation was received there. It is wound. sprung, with grand 1 in 1-quarters ; legs short able. This delay in dealing with thetarlft'ls Sir Oliver Mowat Introduced In the Senate to be hoped the Eeformatory will be and clean, whh plenty of bone, good style ' because it has raised a vigorous protest from the other day, occupies 16 printed pages— and action. This horse is regHtered in the the manufacturing industries In Canada, quite a formidable document. Some of the started again. New French Canadian Stud Book of Q,uebeo that it is manifest that a great many im- proposed amendments are pretty wide In Miss M. M. McDonald has started a city, under the management of D. R, Cou- JOHN ROBERTSON, portant changes must be made, and the Gov- their scope. For instance, In addition to the dressmaking shop next door to J. D. His Cheque Good ture. ST., ernment cannot agree as to what changes raising of the age of consent, etc , already CIEL BLUE for the past two years secured are to be. Two weeks have now elapsed since treated of, it is proposed lo include a section Cameron’s store. We wish her success First prize both at Montreal and Quebec. the budget debate ended, but no attempt of the Post-office Act, so as to prohibit the in her undertaking. ALEXANDRIA. has been made to take up the tariff in com- distribution of “scurrilous” as well as sedi- Mr. Hugti Finlan is working in town. For Hundreds of Thousands ROUTE FOR SEASON OF 1897 mlttee of ways and means, and it Is uow tious aud Immoral pahlicatious. Then, again As follows Monday and Tuesday at home; said rhat it will not be brou-.-ht up again for the exhibition of klnetoscope pictures of the He is putting up a house and store for of Dollars. Wednesday, MarUntown; Thursday, Wil- another . "ek or two, and then an effort will big prize fight are prohibited, and severe one of our citizens. liamstown ; Saturday at home. be made to rdeb Jt through on the plea that penalties are provided for disregard of strict Mr. baurler must JO to England. Indeed, a marriage laws of the country. The proce- We are pleased to state that Mr. John TERMS FOR CIEL BELU—$8.00 to in.snre SEEDSJ_S^DS ! rumour has been current that the tariff Thomas is recovering from his sericus a Mare v/lth Foal. Par:iesdisposiug of thei-’ dure of magistrates’ courts Is altered In He finds in Paine’s Celery Compound Mares before foaling time will be held re- would-be left in its present condition. In some important particulars. And the lottery illness, under the skilful treatment of Head-quarters for; SEEDS at • force wltliout being accepted and approved clause of the Act is so amended as to shut up A New Life. sponsible tor Insurance Money. Great care by Parliament, until Mr. Eauriei-’s return the so-called “Art Societies” which distri- Dr. D. D. McDonald. will be takon to prévient accidents, but w 11 from the Jubilee celebra'lon. Parliament be- bute money prizes In lieu of pictures. Mr. E. A. Hodgson called here on not be rcsponsible, should anv occur. ing adjourned from the 10th .Iiine for six Tuesday last. weeks or two months, but It scarcely seems J. J. ANDERSON, V. ANDERSON, .OfNQ-MÂRS&GO. The Queen’s Jubilee, 22nd June, will In one of our large Canadian cities Owner. Groom. possible that this can be the Intention of the ROY’S CORNER. there resides one of Canada’s merchant Government. be celebrated here by a church social in E. E. McCormick, ofFairView,passed princes, who can at any moment write Also CLEAR GRIT Jr., will be at home on GLEN ROBERTSON. ’ THE PjROIIiniTION PLEBISCITE. the beautiful and well known grove ad- Mondaj' and Tuesday. Amt SUJSLIGHI' through here Sunday last, on his way to Besides the tariff there are the Crow’s Nest joining St. Catherine’s church. his cheque for hundreds of thousands of will bo at borne on Saturday, Pass question, the Plebiscite Bill, the amend- Dorme. dollars. Mammoth Ensi- White Mangels ■ ments to the Criminal Code and a number of Mr. Anthony and Miss Mary Beyette, WILLIAWiSTOWN Some time ago this merchant prince lage Corn White Carrots other matters which will make it extremely Yellow Ensilage Sowing Rape difficult for the House to get through busi- of Apple Hill, visited friends in this Mr. J’ W. Low is spending the week was a very sick man. Liver troubles, uess by the 10th of June, and give some section on Sunday last. in town. headache and insomnia were fast pull- TPiE Corn Yellow Aberdeen foundation for the rumors which persistent- Mr. A. MePhee was the guest of Mr. Owing to counter attractions, the 8, O. ing down a strong physical frame. Doc- Wjiit.e Tares Turnip ly crop up that there will bean “adjourn- 8. Williamstown, have decided to post- (LIFE AND ACCIDENT) Black Tares White Globe Tur- ment” from 10th June to the middle of Sep- A, J. McDonald on Sunday last. tors bestowed great care and attention tember, or prorojatlou early In June and a Farmers in this section are almost pone the holding of their annual games on their wealthy patient, but no cure Red Glover nip _ : lall session to deal with the tariff, which will through seeding. until Jubilee day, the 22nd of June. came to cheer liim ; m fact no percepti- ASSURANCE CO., L’T’D. Timothy Seed Red Wethersfield in the meanwhile, be “hung up.” There will Alsike Clover be a good deal of debate on the Plebiscite Angus McDonald, 14-5, is rushing The delegates from tlie Corn wad and ble benefit was felt after months of James II. Still, President; John Camp- Onions Bill, which is intended to have b"en com- business. He sowed four bushels of AVilliamstown High Schools met here on treatment. bell, Vice-President ; D. E. Galbraith, White Clover for Canelle Tobacco pleted on Saturday, and will probably be In- Saturday last. Pasture Seed troduced this week. It Is said to provide for wheat, harrowed and rolled it inside of A voyage to the south of Europe tvas Secretary; P. M. Eraser, Managing Di- a vote on the Dominion voters’ list, on two four hours. Mrs. Â. E. McLean is visiting tl.e par- then undertaken, and weeks were spent rector. Head Ofiice, St. Thomas, Out. Red Mangels Linseed, ental home at Eichmond Hill. questions, prohibition and direct taxation. Quite a game of base ball was played at one of the most famous watering Authorized Capital $500 000 And al! other kinds of Seed. It cannot be learned whether any expression here between the E. and D. boys. The The C. E. Society of Williamstown places, but no change for the better was of opinion will be asked on the question of held a very pleasant social gathering on Subscribed Capital 350,000 Sow Good Seed if you want a GOOD compensation. By putting the two questions game was won by the E. boys, which experienced. Eeturning home, the YIELD. The above Seeds are all of the Monday evening last. A large number Paid-up Capita! 35,000 in the way proposed, wily Sir Oliver appears became very exciting towards the finish. merchant prince received a visit from Finest Quality aud sure to give a GOOD- to be providing a loop-hole through which Miss Katie McCormick, of Fair View, of members from neighbouring societies Lowest Rates. Up-to-Date Policy con- to escape enforcing prohibition, should the his faithfu' pastor, who stron..'ly urged tracts. Energetic, reliable, local agents YIELD. • was a guest of Mr. John McKinnon on Were present, by whom part of the pro- the use of Paine’s Celery Compound, a vote be In favor i.f it, for while It is most wanted. Address: probable that a vote will be cast in favor of Saturday last. gramme was rendered. Lunch was medicine that had some years before • A. CINQ-MARS & CO., the abstract principle of prohibition. It is passed around during recess. Addreeses J. EOCKIE WILSON, also improbable that there will be a vote in J. A. McKinnon, of this place, is in cured a member of his family. Tlie GLEN ROBERTSON. favor of the concrete fact of direct taxation, the employment of John McDonald for were given by Eev. A. Givan, Mr. G. good advice of the ministerial friend was 19-Cm. Alexandria, Ont. and if the vote on the first question is “yes” the summer season. Elder and Eev, N. McKay, of Summers- promptly taken ; the groat heaUng com- and on the second “no,” the Government will MUNRO MILLS. town. At the close of the meeting sev- pound was used, with the result that in be able to make the excuse that prohibition eral of the visitors expressed their ap- AnCIMTC “The Be.'st Popular Life of Is impossible bi cause the people will not The farmers are all busy at their five weeks the sick man and his family AVJt.l'ilO, Her Majesty I have ever MD TEUffi-MILWAY preciation of the entertainment, and a seen,” writes Lord Lome. aboht.“Q,ueen Vic- have direct taxation to recoup the treasury spring work. were overjoyed with proofs of recovery for the loss of the eight millions which hope that they might be able to return toria.” Sales unprecedented. Easy to make SYSTEM. Wedding on the tapis. and new health. Eis’.fal sleep wa.s re- five dollars dally. Big Commission. Outfit would follow an abolition of the customs the compliment paid them in the near and excise duties cn liquors. A young man drives all the way from stored, digestion was improved, and a free to canvassers. future. ■ I THE BRADLEV-GARRHTSON Co.,Toronto. JfkKINa PLACES FOB. PARTISANS. Green Valley to see his lady love, much brighter look came into the eyes and GLEN ROY. M Way WWEimioiis One of the features of this session has been to the envy of the young men about face. After four months’careful use of the numerous discussions on cases of dismis- here. Oh ! what a smile on his face as Dr. P. A. McDonald, of Alexandria, Paine’s Celery Compound ami proper sals of public servants to make places lor WOOL CARDING! parti-ans of the present Government, and he drives through slab city looking down visited our town on Sunday last. dieting, every deadly and ireaciierons there is scarcely a sitting of the House, with- on his future happiness and returning Our cheese factory is beginning to symptom of disea<=e had vaniehod, and CALIFORNIA out one or two Instances of such dismissals SPINNING home at a very late hour, after a very boom up at a good rate just now. the merchant prince was a new man. And other Pacific Coast Points. ' having taken place. But to Sir Oliver Mowat We are sorry to say that Mrs. Jerry belongs the credit of having made the “ big enjoyable evening. What a wondrous and happy ,i roof of And Exchanging. push” for a clean sweep in a very important ! tOur town looks much improved since Lagrue is very low at present, with but the life-saving virtues of Paiue’.s (’elory A Pullman Tourist Sleeper leaves Montreal branch of the public service, the peniten- every Thursday at 10.25 p.m., Coteau Junc- D. A. McDonald had his house painted. slight hopes of recovery. Compound! Surely the stuiement is SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. tion, at 11.28 o’clock p.m., and Cornwall tiaries, and from present appearances It Hon. Senator Mc.Millan visited our looks as If within a few months every offi- The contract was taken by Mr. Day, of powerful enough to lift ail poor and constant supply of a Superior Quality at 12 15 a.m. lor the Pacific Coast; all ttfat is town on ülonday. helpless suffers from the dark pit of required Is a second-class ticket, and in ad- 0 al in every penitentiary in the Dominion Alexandria, but finished by D. A. him- of Yarn lor all purposes will bo kept on will have been changed and new men ap- Pugilistic practices seem to be on the desoair. dition a moderate charge is made ior sleep- pointed to guard the prisoners, if any are self. hand, so that parties from a distance ing. accommodation. This is a splendid left, for at the rale Sir Oliver is pardoning Among those who attended the dele- increase in this section. This story of a true cure was related opportunity for families moving West. can be served at once, should they so For reservation of Sleeping accommoda- ‘ murderers and releasing convicts who have gation to Ottawa from here were Plugh Mr. T. Carlisle, of Mnnroe’s Mills, vis- by an intimate friend of the cured man, desire. Cloths, Fine 'JWeeds, Flannels the slightest polltteal “ pull” It. looks as if ited our hamlet on Tuesilay last. who gave pernlission to refer to it pub- tion in this car, appl.y to any Grand Trunk the prisoners as well as the jailers will be Corbett, Dan A. and Dan J. McDonald. and Blankets exchanged for AVool on or Canada Atlantic Railway Agent, or to D. pretty well “ cleared out” In another year or Our cheese factory is in full bloom ArcJiie McDougall, 12-8, left on Mon- licly without giving the name of the favorable terms, also Cash paid for wool. O. PEASE. District Passenger Agent, Bona- two. His methoa of “ reconstructing” the now, and the large amount of milk daily day for Mullen, Idaho. once-dying merchant. ventureStation, Montreal, penitentiaries has been simple. He appoint- received is well manufactured by Mr. Miss Marjery McDougall was home ed a commission to “examine and report from Montreal for a few d-ays, but re- A F'TT'M'T’Ct lam now start!.'.si the 0. F. STâSKUOÜSE. W A WTPn Teachers, Barrister^, Phyaictg’ns’. upon” first Kingston and then fit. Vincent Mun roe. •rx-t-II—liN J. O best thing for moniy PEVERIL, P. Q. YViiniijU and others of similar trainitvjf, de P.iul Penitentiary, and ou the “ i-eport” ST. ELMO. turned on Mond.iy. mailing .you have seen for many a day. Your for high class soliciting, WiÜ pay forty d01-« In each case he will, no doubt, act. The Mrs. Hall and family have taken up Mr. M. Einberg visited Moose Creek name and address will bring the golden in- lars weekly and railway fare on aemonstra- Commission in the case of Kingston, con- on Saturday. formation. tion of necessary ability. sisted of Mr. James Noxou, Inspector of their abode in our midst. K. P. GL.\SGOW, Toronto, Ont. ACTIVE IVIEW THE BRADLEY*GARRETSON Co. L’td Toronto. prisons f- r the Ontario Government; .Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Dora have come to Miss Mary Ann Emberg, of Moose Wishing permanent and paying employment E A. Meredith, an cx-civll servant who was Creek, is visiting at M. Emberi'’s. can secure the same by engaging with us to superauuated eighteen years ago by Mr. St. Elmo, and will make it their perma- sell our Hardy tspeciaities and Seed Potatoes; with force of char- Mackenzie to make a place lor Mr. Bucking- nent home. We understand that A. N. McDonald, High School and University •YLL Canadian grown. Outfit Free. Salary acter, needing to ham, Mr. McKeuzles’s private secretary, and We are sorry to relate the serious ill- of this place, is going into the fresh fish paid weekly. Write us for particulars and earn money, can Mr. O. K. Eraser, a Brdckvllle lawyer whose ness of Mrs. Dan McGregor. business extensively. Allen is a hustler. Matriculation Examinations secure exclus! ve tenltoiy. learn how to do so in a good cause. Address, chief qualiflcatiou Is that he Is a brother of A few of the prominent men of this PELHAM NURSERY CO., JABEZ GALLOWAY, Toronto, Ont. the late C. F. Fraser aud Is mentioned as the Miss Tena McGregor, Tayside. passed —AND— probable successor of Hon. Wm. Harty, section left here on Tuesday to join the TORONTO, ONT. through town on Tuesday. 14-4m. should the state of that gentlemau’s health Mr. Blythe, of Maxville, called on a delegation to Ottawa, with regard to the compel him to retire from the Oula-lo Gov- Alexandria Eeformatory. Commercial Specialist’s Ex- ernment. This commission held a long in- number of the members of his congrega- vestigation and has “ reported.” This report tion on Friday. GLEN NORMAN. wa.s brought down on Monday, and as was to amination be expected, recommends “ a clean sweep” Mr. E. Munroe is ploughing the Glebe. The farmers here are about through of the officers luoludlng the warden, Mr. J. A number of the young men of the seeding. Will begin at .Alexandria aud Williams THORN HILL FARM. H. Metcalfe, ex.-M.P. for Kingston. The west end spent a pleasant evening on A number of the young men around town, as follows :— commissioners say that the regulations are FOEM I.—On Friday, 2nd July, at 8.45 a dead letter and that laxity and disorder Tuesday at the residence of Mr. A. A. here intend taking in the games at 1 Why go to the expense of making a am. prev 11 everywhere in the Institution Dis- McDougall. Alexandria on the 24tb. Polishing the Garden and taking all risks of its being cipline is ml. The chief officer, a w rthy and A collection for the Indian Fami.ne rigs has commenced. FOEM II.—On Monday, 5th July, at well-meaning man, is not a disciplinarian, a failure, when you can procure. and makes no effect've efforts to keep up'the Fund was taken up in the Congregational Mr. Kenneth McMillan of Glen Nevis, 8 45 a.m. discipline of the priso’n. He has not an Church. was visiting at E A McDonald’s, 17-9 efficient, loyal or judicious supporter or ad- Miss Lissie Aird, of Athol, spent Fri- Lancaster, on Siindav. Commercial Specialists’ FRESH FRUITS visor in the deputy warden. THE SHORT QUICK ROUTE FROM day at the residence of Mr. T. Munroe. Mr. Neil McDonald, of Glen Nevis, On Monday, 5th July, at 8.45 a.m. MONl'REAL.QUEBEC.HALIFAXj ST. VINCENT DE PAUL. AND VEGETABLES Two cabinet-makers from Odessa were was visiting e.ast in the 9th of Lancaster FORM III.—On Wednesday, 7th July IN H W YORK, BOSTON ,PHI-LA- , In the case of St. Vincent de Paul the Com- delivering chairs in town last Friday. on Sunday. It’s a slipper he found tills Cheapsr than you can grow them, from mission Is now sitting and the first result at 8.45 a.m. DELPHIA AND ALL IN- has been the suspension of Mr. Ouiinet, who Mr. McKercher, of Howick. Que., will time. Qiy waggon, every TERMEDIATE POINTS.’ ' ■ has been found guilty ol the unpardonable preach in the Brick Church on first Messrs. Chistopher McDonald and Intending Candidates must notify offence of being a Couservative, and, worse Sabbath. Dan Chisholm, of St Eaphael’s, visited BEFORE THE 23ED INSTANT, the un- TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, •still, a brother of Judge Ouimet, late Minis- dersigned on the Forms of application TIME TABLE, DECEMBEK,20; 1896. ter of Public Works in the admlnlstratlou of Mr. A. B. Eoss, of McGill, occupied the friends here on Sunday. Beginning 1st of June. Sir Johu Abbot, Sir John Thompsou aud Congregational Church pulpit here last OUNVEGAN. provided by the Education Department, Sir Mackenzie Bownll, a past suffiolent to copies of which can be obtained from the Sabbath. Our farmers are well on with their 0005 condemn any man In the eyes of such “ im- Higli School head-masters or Inspector, partial” judges as Messrs. Noxon and Mr. E. A. Mansel, agent, was in town spring work. During the interval of our calls, your D. MCDI.ARMID, Fraser. Anyway, Mr. Oulmethas been sus- last week. We are glad to hear from the boys leading fruit dealers and grocers will pended and Mr. L. G. L. Foster, a very com- P. S. Inspector. Mr. M. McQueen, of Berwick, was in who left us in the spring for British Col- have a supply on hand. petent officer In the l epartmeul of Justice, Maxville, May 1st, 1897. 19-3w. ac appointed warden temporarily; but, of town on Monday. umbia, that they are doing well. All our boxes, baskets and crates are ojçoôiTp —o ocst*. course, after the “ report” is made and Mr. Mr. J. J. Wightman, proprietor of The D. A. Cameron is busy assessing our Oulraet dismissed, Mr. Foster will be re- IM ft M T C n Industrious persons of either labelled. Insist upon having moved aud some good supporter of the Qov- Peoples’ Store, Maxville, was a guest of township. ilHn I CLÎ sex with good character and erument possibly one of the “ Gointnlsslon” Duncan McIntyre. Big Finley is a foreman on the grad- common school education, can obtain em “Thorn Hill Farm Brand,” appointed permanently. There will, un- The Misses McIntyre of the west end, ing of the C. P. E. near -Vlfred. ployment for 2 months in this community, < : doubtedly, be as sweeping a recommendation S. M. FRY, Toronto, Ont. Then you are sure you liave the best. 73 In the St. Vincent de Paul matter as in the were visiting their grandfather at Baltic Our singing school is progressing un- a Corners on Saturday evening. a ' cé-S Kingston case, as the pressure for appoint- der Prof. McGregor, of Athol. NOTICE. o ments in connection with the Peuileutiary Mr. Ed. T. Munroe visited Athol on Our sick people, such as Donald Mc- CQ 3 S M : Is understood to be pheuoiulnal. Indeed It A. S. E^cBEAiy. has been said In a joke that tUs whole coun- Friday. Eae and John Campbell, are very low All partif-s Indebted to the Estate of the late q g ty of Laval wauls to get into the Peniten- Miss B'jll McQueen, of Chesterville, at present. ce > O O H-. tiary, and the Liberal representlve of the ANGUS MCINTOSH, .SO ^ CO made a pleasant call in town. We hope Wm. McEae, our cheese manufacturer ® O. county In the Commons Is reported to have OF DFJIfVEGAX, © had over a ihousauh applications made to that St. Elmo will be again favored by is painting his house this week. >•.7- him for every position from the Wardeushio her presence. Among the guests to our village this By Store Account, Promissory Notes, or ii) «8 - - ^ di'wn Oil the St. Vincent do Paul Commis- MAXVILLE. week was Mr. Adamson, of Cornwall. any other way, are requested to settle same o" sion Mr. Lafortuue, a .Montreal lawyer, has at once with the undersigned Administrator, 0'MX>oo;»or-' been substituied for .Mr Noxon. Mr. Lafor- Mr. Levi Pilon visited Alexandria on JOHN McCUAiG, DAi.KEiTn, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Of 0>35 tuno figured lecentiy In a suit In Montreal Monday. Sir Hector Langevin’s only son, aged 36 14.tf. Administrator. where usury at a rate of live per oeut. per Share-holders of the “ALEXAN- day was iMrarged, and judgment obtained Mr. John Helps visited G.’’eenfield on years, shot himself through the head on under lOe Q,hiebec^ law, which provides that Monday. Wednesday morning at his father’» home. DRIA AGRICULTURAL DRIVING ^ cc X X 05 aJ 35 ÎO CO-I" ^ M’S cc tf <0 ^ CIS 1“- ahy^-ierest “'uien-iioned on the face of a Mr. Eoss, of Montreal, occupied the He was a prominent member of the Trade Municipality of Charlottenburgh PARK COMPANY, for the Election of 5 ^ note’'may be collecifed after a note Is due. sSrJ • 1/5 Th’e monstrous Slate x>f things has caused pulpit in the Congregational Church on and Labor Council. Directors, and the transaction of other .e/r Oliver Mowat to tiiiroduco a bill in the Sunday, morning and evening. We eorUT OF REVISÎO.V. BeoaUa restricting the rath, of interest. learn that Mr. Eoss is to be stationed in businegs, will be held in the office of the Closeconneotlon at Coteau JnnotJon with train, on fit.T.R. for ail polals west. Toron- NOTES. Martintowa for the suTnraer. Secretary-Treasurer, on PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the to, Port Huron, Chicago and ail western Mr. P. J. Loughrui of Sault Stej .Marie, who A second trial was held between G. First Silling of the Court of Revision for oolnts. Close connections at Ottawa with has been here for s.uue days, urging an ex* CASTOR! A C.P.B. for all oolnts in Ontario.-Manitoba Ilelnier and Mrs. T. Edwards. This time the Township of Charlottenburgh. 1897. will p *rt duty on pulpwoi..d and utekei oi^leit lor MONDAY, MAY 17th, 1897, and N. W. ’Dally. Other trains dally ex-— Mr Helmer was charged with striking be held at ’he of Thomas McDoneH, in uoiiie ou enuirjay. Previous lo his depart- the Village of Williamstovrn, on At Eight o’clock p.m. cent Snndav. ure he bad a protiaoted interview wltVa Sir Mrs. Edwards -v.’ith a stone in her house For Infants and Children. Tickets issued and Baggage -checked Klcnard Cartwright, M.-. "avles, Sir HevHl -J0P Saturday night last. The witnessjs through. For Information .tickets, &c., ap- .loiy and Mr. Patterson, when be raadeouiVk Monday, the 31st of May, ’97. GEORGE HEAENDEN, ' were Messrs. Smith, Dempster and Yoa- The fee- ply to any agent of the Company. stiong.cas . lie pointed out itiat there were eimile is ea At the hour of Ten o’clock in the Forenoon. Sic.-Treas urer, E. J. CHAMBERLIN, C. J. SMITH, uow 137 pulp aud paper mills idle Hio melK The evidence was short and to tlSiLtare every General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt. .Staift, two-lhlrds of them for laek< of m - WHîtat, G. H. MACGILLIVR \Y. A. A. D. P. Co. Ottawa Ont. lerlal, which formerly w s abunidant in the point, proving Mr. Helmer guilty of If Township ( lerk. lueii localUls». 'i’liese were now booking to the charge, and as a result, Constab'.e Williamstown, lO.h May, 1897. 20-2w Alexandria, May 4th,|1837. 19-2w. JOS. CORBETT, ,4.gent, Alexandrlî* ■i