THE GLENGARRY NEWS ^ -- -- - ^ VOL. V. ALEXANDRIA, ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1896. NO. 22.
McGillivray’s Bridge Sitters an«l >'on-Sittovs. ' A. G. F. Macdonald’s field near the ski A.. li. McDOISTALD, M. D. BINDER TWINE. Brcau«:o a hon is a non-.sitîcr it does , ®Ltt0arrD A very pleasant event took place at the rink where a huge bon fire was started nnt Imiily that s’nc is a better layer than THE GAPDCM ALEXANDRIA, ONT. The undersigned has been appointed sole the young men present gave vent to —18 PUBL18HEI>— CLAN MCLENNAN agent in Glengarry of the Farmer’s Binder home of Mr. Donald î^Iunro, King’s Road, tlie sitter or is ns profitalilc. The non- Office ard residence—Corner of Main and sitter thrivc.s best in spring and summer enthusiasm. Below we give an acc EVERT FRIDAY MOBNIK Q* EWn Streets. Twine Co. Ltd., of Brantford, Ont., and is in the marriage of his youngest daughter, FRUIT FOR THE FAIVIILY. —AT THE— OF MONTREAL, prepared to furnish the best twine ever sold and is an active forager. There is a time of the majorities in Glengarry as near Christy Jane, to Mr. James McArthur, of when she takes a rc.st, even if she does GLENGARRY "NEWS ” PRINTING OFFICE in Canada at a fair margin above cost. IIoiv to H:ive a Fair Variety All tlie Year we could get them ; To the number of three thousand arc com- not sit. She will lay more eggs in the MAIN STREET, ALEXANDRIA, ONT- Correspondenco solicited. Prices and fur- Hilldale. The event was very pleasing in HOUIKI. LOCHIEL. DR. MCLENNAN, ther information gladly furnished. Also summer than the sitter, but in the long ing to Alexandria on the neighborhood as Miss Munro was run the sitter overtakes her, and at the TIio (jnestlon is often asked: “What McLennan. W TERMS OP STimBOMPTioN—one dollar per year OFFICE AND RESIDENCE Kenyon agent for the Cossitt Bros. Co., ManTg. of shall I p!:int In order to obtain a full if paid in advance, or within three months from mowers, reapers, binders, horse rakes, disc end of the year will liave laid
from pushing ahead in the progressive dir- pork show a similar or perhaps a greater FIRE INSURANCE. TOO -rownsJilp of'^Scafboro oelebratefl WHEN IN QUEST ection of building better roads and wo falling off, making a difference of more Don’t forget to take a Firo Policy fn the Glen- Better out of the world than $1000 in the cash profit for the year. tho centennial of Its settlement Thurs- garry Farmers’ Mutual Firolnsnrance Company. - OF A— sincerely trust that ere tho season is many day with appropriate ceremonies, which ThouRh only about thirteen months doing buBi- weeks older we shall report to the public a As the cost of operating the farm accord- were most successfully carried into effect nessit has ovor $300.000.00 at risk because it only Than out of the fashion. A. G. F. MACDONALD, EDITOE. ing to the system followed does not mater- insures isolated farm buildings and ordinary substantial desire on the part of tho farm- Over 8,445 three-pound sample.s of contents of same. If you are not already insur- Here’s a proverb trite but true ers to improve the roads in Glengarry. ially vary from year to year it is safe to seed grain have been sent from tho Cen- ed drop a card to one of our agents and ho will Monument OR. Known to great and small expect a far better balance sheet, when tral Experimental Farm to tho farmers be carried for about oni wliftt it will cost Passion is an idol -who of Canada between January .3 and May 15. you in a Stock Conipsny- Trusting yon willtake Worshipped is by all AN INTERESTING REPORT. prices maintain their average level and a advantage of th* elTorti put forth by this com- handsome cash return in seasons in which The conuT-Btono of tho Ontario Nor- pany to provide farmers with cheap insuranco. Style holds universal sway Financial statement of the AHangrovc mal College and Colloglato Institute, ab Tours truly, Headstone Poetry and art to tbe monarch tribute pay the maximum price is obtained. , ^ Hamilton, was laid Thursday afterûoon J. A. MoDOUGAL, T. O. CHIflHOLM Stylo may win a heart Farm, Bainsrille, Out., for year ending President. Beo.-Triasnror. It is apparent that daring the past- year by Mr. W. .7. Grant chairman of lha It would be advantageous to you to call Who would then consent J May Ist, 18ÜC. the minimum was reached at which beef, Board of Ediicatlon. To wear clothes of ancient date on or write Como and sec our stylo and ne’er drest a monkey maté. The following statement is offered for pork and winter milk could be produced At tho conrcntlon of the Canadian Klectrlcal A.ssoclatlon. at Toronto, It was publication at the request of a number of without showing a loss iu casli. This McLean & Kennedy, of Haxville. I have a fine lino of Suitings from $10, $11 and $12 and upwards which persona who have watched with interest decided to liold the next annual conven- I defy competition to equal. Call and see them early ; also Navy Blue much also is dear, that at tho period at tion at Niagara Falls. Mr. John Yule and Black Worsteds Serges for $15 which cannot bo surpassed. tho development of the system of farming was elected president. As by arrangoments made with de.alors whilo which the gain in fertility is greatest, the DRUG on a tour of inspection this summev to the largo which I have practiced during the past six cash result is least, and when tho cash Hon. John Beverley Robinson died quarries in Canada and United States, they arc in a position to handle and c.vccuteall orders in A. A. SPROUL, years and it is presented, not in any spirit return is greatest, the gain in fertility is vorj' suddenly Friday evening in on® of tho anterooms at Massey Music Hall, STORE.... Marblo or Granite .of whatever siz.o or nature. of egotism or boastfulness, but with a least. But even where cash profits dis- Plans and designsdrawn and estimates furnish- Merchant Tailor, MAXVILLE* OUT. simple desire to dispel tho illusion that Toronto, wlicrc he had been billed to ed free of cost. Write for terms. appear altogether the foundation is being si)cak at the Tupper moeblng. scientific principles cannot bo profitably laid for future profits by increasing the During a fight on Thursday at a mill applied in the everyday work of the farm : fertility of the soil. Viewed from this In Campbelltown, N. B., and a French- JOHN McLEISTER, McLean SL Kennedy, I The results attained during tho past year point, the winter work though showing no man named Provost, tho latter’s brother MAXVILLE, ONT. ATTENTION ! ATTENTION have been seriously affected by tho very strijok Hitchlo on tho back of the had cash return is tho more important part of with a piece of a whiflletroo, oauslng hli Graduate of the Ontario College of low prices current for all classes of produce, the plan, for the supply of plant food to Pharmacy, Chemist and Druggist, , My Spring Stock is now complete in all LAURIER and so low have these prices been that the the soil necessarily precedes and determines After two and a half hours’ delibera- departments winter work shows no cash profit whatever the result obtained from the summer work. tion tho jury In tho Agnow murder oase but only a gain in fertility to form the basis found the prisoner. .John Kearney, guilty DOORS, Call and inspect my stock and get my prices before When we demonstrate the possibility of MOWRT for future cash returns. Small though the of wilful murder. Mr. Justice Street sen- ST. LAWRENCE HOUSE, BLOCK, purchasing elsewhere. increasing the fertility of the soil without cash profit has been during the past year I tenced tho prisoner to be hanged on Oc- Sash, Frames, actual loss in cash, we have made a great tober 1. Al.xandria. am encouraged in the efforts which I have TSiS- Ask to see a MUH’S Buff BOOt advance, and when we establish a system Mr. James K. Ritchie of Rogersvllle, AND VICTORY been making during the past 25 years to by which satisfactory cash returns can be N. B., was struck by a plocoof a ■whiffle- All kinds of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent FLOORING CLAPBOARDS AND apply scientific truths and correct business obtained while increasing tho fertility, we tree In the liands of a man named Pré- Medicines, Toilet Articles and Per- that I have at $1.25. It will surprise you. fumery kept in stock. Prescriptions :A principles in the everyday work of the have solved the problem of successful vost, who took hlB brother’s part in a Bç sure and look at our Ready-made Clothing if you T.he Dominion has spoken with emphatic farm, and I am strengthened in the con- quarrel, resulting in Mr. Rltohlc’s death and Family Receipts carefully com- HOUSE FURNISHING farming. I have for years contended and about 34 hours later. pounded. wan^jf suit. Try a can of our Art Baking Powder. A voice and proclaimed the Hon. Wilfrid viction that such application must neces- am now convinced that bulky feed such as The annual ins|>ection of the Toronto present worth double the price with every can. Laurier Premier. From Prince Edwardle- sarily produce the beneficial results hoped hay, ensilage corn, &c., can be produced Field Battery took place Thursd^, Good» reqirod at this season land to British Columbia the protest that for and that the system which I have and converted into milk, beef, etc., with Lieut.-Cols. Montizambert and Otter om> has been given to Tupperism is so strong adopted is not only feasible but its adop- ciatlng as Inspectors. Major Mead, tho Carbolic Acid, profit, though they could not at average Chlorid of Lime, that the country may now safely congratu- tion is absolutely necessary to the attain- officer in command of tho battery, wa« E. A. LONEY, MaxviUe, Ont market prices be purchased with profit for compllmontcd on tho satisfactory appear- Camphor, TSÆZLXJS. ^ ■ late itself upon getting rid of the incubus ment of the desired object. that purpose, and that rich heavy foods ance of tho corps. Insect Powder, which has so long weighted down its in- In addition to the general results for the Ttellebore, such as cottonseed meal, linseed meal, UNITED STATES. dustries. Quebec where it was expected by whole year, shown by the first statement Pure Paris Green. pea meal, bran, shorts, Ac., can be pur- Under high license In Michigan ttie THE Boon CONTINUES. the Tupperists, Laurier would be deprived subjoined, I have separated tbe summer chased and converted into the same product number of saloons has decreased by 487, CUSTOM PLANING, SAWING AND EWEN McABTHDE STILL LEADS IN of all his followers, has given him a major- work from the winter work in order to with profit while the farmer cannot afford while the revenue U about $75,000 larger. ity of thirty-five. Ontario has also done indicate more clearly tho sources of cash to produce those heavy foods at present It is reported that $160,000 will bo re- TURNING. well, so that to-day from the returns re- profits and increase of fertility. quired to place In repair Bartholdi’s market prices. The result obtained by the Statue of Liberty in Now York harbor. ceived it is conceded that be has a good The amount of land under cultivation is purchasing and feeding of these rich • We are very busy and would CLOTHING and safe majority and that the administra- 120 acres-subdivided as follows ensilage Milton B. 'VV'ells has been jailed at nutritious foods along with the bulky food Goshen, Ind., for the mxirder of Miss ask you not to wait until the tion of the Dominion will now pass into corn 30 acres, hay 34 acres, grain 18 acres, produced upon the farm is that the .Tcuuie Walters at that place on Monday. moment you need the ma- his bands, and wo are confident iu our pasture for cows 35 acres, pasture for hogs fertility is largely increased and improved Tho Republican convention In session Plows ! $2.00 will buy a boy’s $4.00 Suit. assurances to our readers; that his, will be 3 acres and the stock maintained was as terial. $2.50 will buy a $4.50 Suit for your boy. condition established for future operations. in St. Louis Thursday nominated Mr. $3.50 will still buy a man’s Suit that a clean administration, that be will have follows :—In summer, 5 horses, 75 horned McKinley for President of th# United Tho application of business principles in States. you can’t equal elsewhere for less than $5.50. associated with him in his cabinet, men of cattle and 65 hogs and in winter, 5 horses, the direction of the practical work of the known ability and honesty and that the 140 horned cattle and 40 hogs. Private Brennan United States Artil- MACPHERSON & SCHELL Thor® is one place where yon eau get the best fittisg farm in producing cash profits and at the lery stationed at Fort Niagara N. Y. was country will not be shocked by the scandals «^The crops produced in summer were, 900 Plows ! shirts in Glengarry, and the latest styles, best VKISS same time increasing the fertility of the accidentally shot and killed 'while acting and lowest prices, aid that is at which were of too frequent ocourrenoo, in tons of corn, 700 bushels of grain, 115 tons soil accomplishes the great aim of progrès-”* as marksman at the rifle range. the late government. There were, no doubt, of hay, 247,632 lbs. of milk, 15,700 lbs. of sive and successful agriculture and not only The Vandcrbllt-Wilson marriage, which MARRIAGE LICENSES Bome tio^id men who were afraid that if pork and 50 veal calves ; and in winter, results in increased wealth and increased was to have taken place in New York Elwen McArthur’» 'c Laorier came into power the business of 99,379 lbs. of milk, 8,060 lbs. of pork and Thur.cday, has been postponed, owing te ISSUED BY The Fashionable Tailor, Maxrille, Oit. land values, but also in happiness, content- the illness of Mr. Vanderbilt. ^ the country would be disturbed, that the 71,300 lbs. of beef. If You Waat a Cheap ment and refinement by increasing home Mr. Garret A. Hobart, of New Jersey, GEORGE HEARNDEN, capital invested in manufacturing interests Every day’s work done upon the farm comforts. has been nominated for Vice-President ALEXANDRIA. would. be imperilled by what they are amounting in summer to 850 days and in To another feature of the system which liy tho Republican convention. The Plow Cal! at~ pleased to call his free trade principles, but winter to 750 days is charged in labor I have adopted I would direct especial ticket Is therefore McKinley and Hobart. such ideas have been largely dissipated by account although a considerable portion The trial of Alonzo M. Walling, jointly REMOVAL ! attention and that is the amount of labor the discQBsions of the past few months, applied in fencing, ditching, clearing new indicted with Scott .Jackson for the mur- profitably employed, and the results which der of Pearl Bryan ended Thursday with I beg to inform my numerous customers that ireby it became quite apparent that no land, etc., is properly chargeable to capital naturally follow from an increased employ- a verdict of guilty and a sentence of m MANDFACTUBBB OF .-manafacturing industry would have its account. ment of labor. Deducting the amount I have removed my watchmaking establish- itence imperilled by any violent change Total farm account from May 1st, 1895 to paid for purchased feed, cattle, hogs Ac. The platform of the Rcpubllcan'party Carriages, Buggies, Democrats, Waggons ment to the iarifif. Mr. Laurier in carrying out May 1st 1896. embraces sound money, reciprocity in LANCASTER - - from tho amount of tbe total sales we find trade, protection, the enforcement of the Sleighs, Cutters, Sc. 16 platform of the Liberal party as enun- Wages ÎM581.55 a balance of over $3000 which was the pro- Monroe doctrine, a condemn.ation of the Repairing of all kinds promptly attended x C McLEAN’S BLOCK ciated at the great Liberal convention in Expenses wear and tear, repair duct of the 1600 days work done on the - • MACHINE WORKS and loss 467.71 Armenian massacres, and a friendly feel- All work guaranteed. tawa in 1803 will no doubt so adjust the farm, or nearly $2.00 per day of a cash ing toward Cuba. where I will have on hand a fall line of tariff as to make it more of a revenue Purchased feed winter and summer 1702.47 LARCASTER, ONT. KENYON STREET. ALEXANDRIA Seed grain 22.50 return for each day’s labor in addition to FOKEIGN, Watches, Clocks, Silverware and Spectacle*. ^than A protective tariff and in the election Commercial fertilizers (Superhos- about 75 cents per day of value added to Tlie Earl of Clonmcll is dead. ^'just over Mr. Laurier has reedfved the phate 84.00 the farm by way of increased fertility. Watch and Clock Repairing a Specialty. “^ support of a very large number who are Cattle purchased for fattening Lord Rosebery has recovered frotn hli (62 head) 1387.86 The number of days labor performed was tendency to Insomnia. Wool Carding engaged in the manufacturing interests of Hogs purchased 336.00 more than double that which would be There has been a fresh outbreak of the All work guaranteed. ^ the country, who are not afraid to trust performed upon a farm of the same size natives of Matabeleland between Umtall 4382.09 Spinning their interests in his hands. 'We con- under the old system, and tho value of and Salisbury. F n FR ««-'LEAN'S BLOCI, i gratulato the electors of the Dominion upon Milk 82540.67 Clilncse parents continue to sell their Lr. VJ. MAXTlLta, 0*T. Pork 925.00 each days labor is quadrupled. Instead of the great victory obtained and bespeak a children for food for a few cents In tho Veal 150.00 the 50 cents a day and board which is in famine devastated portions of Tonqnla. Exchanging... . changed system in the administration of Beef (62 head) 2653.47 too many cases the remuneration received the country. No more gerrymandering, a It is now reported that only throe by the farmer for a hard day’s work, I lives were saved of tho 160. j^rsons on repeal of the cutobroos and expensive 6269.04 Balance.. 886.96 believe it possible to \ze $2.00 per day board tho ill-fated -stGiiraer Drummond Francbia8~ftQt, a closer watch over the C^tle, - - / 5#ÎTi5F/lQTK>tt a dSy*^§ Isbor WB MAKEJ QM/ÎR/lNTEEb.. Milk Cans and -"expÆditure ofThe-'pcopIe^ money) are ■ 6279.04 this system. In an interview with membort of tho some of the measures and results which Fertility account Berlin pro.s.s Li Hung Chang denied that Let it be once advertised to tbe world there was a secret treaty between Russia Sewer and ^6 may expect ffom Mr. Laurier. Amt. fertility sold of in sum. milk $197.00 “ “ “ winter milk 48.67 that farming will pay at the rate of $2.00 and China, A constant supply of a sup- Cheese Factory Supplies THJî^QIÆNOAkRV ELECTION “ “ “ beef sold. 62.00 per day for each day’s labor and see what It l.s now estimated that ten thousand Culvert Pipes AU Sizes from 4 In. to 94 in. Also erior quality of yarn for all T- The election of R. R. McXiennan by such “ “ ‘ summer pork 70.00 will be tho effect upon the population of people were drowned by the tidal ware I have on hand a complete stock of tho above named irKoIes “ “ “ winter pork 30.00 on the Island of Yesso, tho northern Connections. ^ a large majority is in one sen^e a surprise. the country. The complaint that the best WRITE FOR PRIOES, purposes will be kept on hand which I will dispose of at a reasonable figure. Wo had good reason to expect that the “ “ veal 60.00 point of Japan. so that parties from a distance “ “ lost unavoidably.,,. 50.00 young men are leaving the country to seek Tlie conferences between the Kaiser contest would have been a close one, the employment in foreign lands would soon and LI Hung Chang have resulted. In can be served at once, should Roofing and Eave^rooghing a specialty. t assurances of support which Mr.Wilson had 517.67 THE ONTABfMR PIPE CO. V- become a memory of tho past. By increas- the acquisition by Germany of a coaling 00^ ADBLAIDB ST. B.. they so desire. Cloths, Fine All work guaranteed. r received from the different sections of the Fertility added from feeding pur- ing tho amount of labor done upon each station in China. FAOTOftY AT fcMMica TORONTOi Y county gave evidence that he would give chased feed for summer milk farm we would necessarily increase the It is reported at Tunis that the Mar- Tweeds, Flannels and Blank- fhia opponent a very close run, but after production $ 200.00 quis do M6rcs who went Into Egypt to ets exchanged’ for wool on Fertility added for summer pork number of laborers and increase also the stir up tho Arab chiefs against the Brit- PENNYROYAL WAFERS. D. COURVILLE, naxville, Ont. ‘ the day of nomination it dawned upon the A *0*0*0* M*Bthly raoOldo* for lodlo* production 200.00 amount of surplus product for export and ish hits been murdered. i*»**r* ood th« iuia*m favorable terms, also Conservative party that danger of defeat Fertility added from tVinter milk. 450 00 thereby strengthen and develop every line prodwln# £r«*, B««Ufay and poloM** Tbe Pan-Presbyterlan Council, with alaeharf*.f*. Il*F* oeh** oeh** or or polaj polaj »a »a F/ÎIÛ FOR WOOL. threatened them and measures were resolv- “ “ “ pork.. 160.00 of industry which depends upon agricul- ■ Br«Mh K«tr«**db7*T*rM,0MU41t&, 60 ministers of that denomination ftnm f b»o* «Md oM oc«ta-^ yenr Intigwmtfl* dnMM ed upon to avert the defeat, a very unnsual “ “ “ beef production 550.00 ture. The increase of surplus product the United States, and a number from ^element was introduced into the contest 1560.00 would not only bring wealth to the Canada and other colonies, is in sesftwi -^^R^F.lTACKHOUSE, at Glasgow. 'and that with the other well known tactics Balance of fertility added to farm. 1042.33 farm but would increase the .. _ rii^'PEVERIL, P.Q. .,of the party proved too strong for Mr. The above is an approximate estimate profits in all commercial lines. The A BARGAIN HARVEST "Wilson’s friends to resist. If Mr. McLen- calculated according^to the constituent of objection which will at once be raised to Facts for F»rmerS. nan 1» pleased with his election consider- each article sold off and the same value of tho general adoption of this system is that Very few animals are as dainty or as The Cook Stove may make or m*r ihe Farmers wamiog hardy native stock |4ng all the circumstances which contribrt- constituent of each article purchased and it requires more capital than the average choice In tbclr food as sheep. to plant this coming fall or spring may During the Holiday Season. Prices bappiaete of a household pay for it in work. We want men with oi I yd to U he is easily satisfied. used for feed ; the value of fertilizer left farmer has at his command. To overcome To plow m.anure deep is to lose a good indiscrimnately cut down so that a part of the possible benefit. 5# without experience on full or part time ($1042.33) being the value of the residue this difficulty I advocate the plan of Salary and expenses or commission little outlay of rrmoney brings rich value A"?LE/FOR BETTER ROADS. The health of the animal affect# the added to the fertility of the farm. governmental aid to supply the capital at quality and quantity of the wool A Man’s Wife Write at once for further information. in return. Approximate estimate cost of summer Brown Bros. Company, Continental Nur- a low rate of interest to farmers, to adopt The first gait to teach the young colt series, Toronto, Out. This is a most auspicious time to offer a and winter production. this system throughout the length and Is a good, strong smart walk. the Head.. 1 to the formers of Glengarry for better Labor, six months (summer) $ 878.04 breadth of the land. Of the three essen- Feed tho lambs soon a# they are Groceries Dry Goods ' WiUi the exception of a few sections able to cat, and keep them growing. of the Family 5 Expense wear and tear and repair 288.50 tials in successful farming namely, capital, 20 lbs. No i Granulated Su'gar $1.00 Long Overcoats from $8.f0 flp to 17.06 this county the condition of the roads Purchased feed for milk cows Mixed husbandry in gardening and skill and labor, the average farmer is fruit growing Is e.s.scntial to success. when it conies to baying a Cook- f 25 “ “ 2 1.00 Short “ “ S.06 4.5# à execrable. In wet weather the road is spring and fall 250.00 Purchased feed for pork (all deficient in the first two and can accomplish A little boiled linseed meal given in stoye. We find that whenever a ^ 5 Best Raisins 25 Good Suits from $4.35 to $16.66 all sins i deep and in dry weather the huge the milk will found good for colts. P|leiandria BakerY summer) 261.00 but little until that defect is supplied. woman of experience and goctl i 6 “ Best Rice 25 Ladies’ Dress Cloth doable fold S6« fl ydt 1 which are brought to the surface by In selecting and breeding horses look Produced feed, actual cost (corn The several governments of bar country judgement has an opportunity of 4 10 “ Best Barley 25 Flannelettes from 4fe up to 1S« per yd lual travel make travelling by and hay) 150.00 for three things, size, action and sen»©. have spent millions of dollars upon ex- Both the fertility and moisture needed thoroughly examiuing our ÿ 8 “ Japan Tea LOO Lamb Skin Caps $3.6# ) or wagon, a hardship instead of a PLAIN ' 1827.64 perimental farms which have been found hy growing crops Is taken up by the 6 “ Best Japan Tea 1.00 Imitation Lamb Skin Caps 76 .Boré. The question has been asked not to pay and ! contend that it is now weeds. 1 “ Thistle Brand Black Tea 35 Also a large stock of Boots, Shoes raf is itjhfti in Glengarry as a rule tbe Milk produced 247633-lbs;-co8t-25o It does not pay to keep all kinds of AND FANCY BREAD per 100 lbs $664.08 time for them to establish a few practical 3 " Tea Siftings 25 rubbers at lowest prices. foads are so bad, and invariably the and all sizes of hogs In the same pen Pork produced 15700 lbs cost 2Jc farms-which can be made to pay and which and on the same feed. 6 “ Dust Tea 25 Boys’ Brogads, 1 buokle, at 99o per p¥. answer has been that the pathmasters are per lb 392.00 will serve as object lessons to the farmers A careless hand 'will often cause moro 4 Dust Tea 25 Now is your time for Good Bargains. pot sufiiciently versed in the building of Corn ensilage 900 tons cost 55c per io.ss than ho Is worth. Pay a fair price of our country, and when this or some CAKES AJSTD BISCUITS 4 “ Dried Apples 25 Teas a Speeialty* the right kind of roads. Nor does this ton 485.00 and secure good help. Grain, 700 bush, cost 26c per bush. 176.00 other system is thoroughly tested and Under present conditions it does not 3 Box Gibson Biscuits 20 My stock is complete and 1 a» bota#- to failure on the part of this class of munici- Hay^ U6 tons cost $1.00 per ton.. K5.00 found to be practicable and profitable it pay to raise mongrel cattle, as they cost OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS A 1 Alexandria Flour 2.10 pal appointees apply to this county in will then remain for them to remove sell at lowest priee»* as much as good grades and sell for lesa No. 2 Alexandria Flour at 1.85 No. 1 Labrador Herring- ATI particular for we find that the Ont^^ ' 1832.00 whatever obstacle may exist to the general —Farmers’ Review. ## adoption of such system. And the Best and Purest No. 3 “ “ #.Tf Government ever ready to help ,tl^ 'Labdarju months, winter $703.51 179.21 D. M. MACPHEHSON.’S South»-rn I’oach Fie. pf-ihifl province has replied to Take ripe, sweet peaches, quarter and "if tbe good roads association ani ^ milk cows. feed.. 540.00 “Perfection” wood COOK stove, Hogs, feed 50.00 pare, put into a preserving kettle and CONFECTIONERY N. HARKSON, an-.official whose duty » Beef catttle 600.00 TOPICS OP A WEEK. cook until tender. Add one cupful of she prefers it above all others and ^ ?articqhtfj^lace i»? ^)^r^^ovince duoed feed, actual cost 440.00 sugar to c.aeh quart of peaches and let CLEN ROBERTSON, ONT. slmjiier until the syrup Is low. Roll out W’hen it is sold it always Stays sold .1liipi%)!e kbwYo~make good short blseuit dough, cut In round* the because it gives perfect satisfaction. J. Robertson ^orts on the part of the Mowat Govern- ' 2512.72 The Events In a Few ‘Words For slzo of a saucer, cover with tho peaohes It is the handsomest stove manu- Church Street Alexandria >jït in this direction, however, will not Milk produced 99379 lbs. cost 85c $844.01 on one lialf, fold over In the shape of a liusy Iteadcrs. factured and it combines the four ^ unless the farmers help the good Pork produced 7400 lbs cost 4c.... 296.00 haU-mnon ; press the edges tightly to- Veal produced 7500 lbs cost 2c.... 15U.OO gether. Have a very deep frying pan, great points which we have always along by showing a willingness to Beef produced 62 head at 18.00 per nearly full of bollln.g fat; drop the pies kept in view. Perfect cooking, con- CANADIAN. MONEY TO LOAN the condition of the roads them- head 1110.00 in and fry to a light brown. Take np venience in operating y economy of Unproductive cattle, dry and on a skimmer, drain carefully asa AT 5 AND SajlER CENT. ^ thus show a step of willingness A largo portion of the business center fnely durability. INSURANCE. farrow 112.00 dredge with sugar. ith the times. No one will of Tilbury was burned. If your dealer cannot show you The nndorsigued has made arrangements with -'t that we have any amount Thirty fishing craft -were destroyed by private capitalists to lend money on improved 2512.01 IteUing 3Iilk. the “Perfection” Stove write to farms of 50 acres and upwards in sums not less and it has been more than Sources and seasons of gain iu cash and a hurricane that swept over tho Labrador Boiling makes tho milk more eafîly than $600. Interest on sums over $1,200 , 5 per coast. US direct cent, for each year after lirst-year*, and for at if each municipality fertility. digested hy causing to eoagnlatt In llrst year, payable half yearly, and iu sums ‘o-date stone crusher Cash profit on summer milk $860.00 Lightning struck tho Presbyterian smaller and lighter masses. A well- under $1.200 at 5J pe^'cent.,'payable yearly, for “ “ “ pork 132.00 church at Mount Plejvsant, causing small known doctor contrasts tho digestibility The James Smart Mfg Go., Ltd. terms of 5 to 10 years. If you want your premises insured in a. thoroughly M soon be on hand damage. of condensed, boiled and fre*h iwilk In STValuations must iu all cases be made by I ■'garry a source of BROCKVILLE, ONT. either D. A. Mc.\rthur," Reeve. Alexandria; 998.00 .Tamos Ladcronto and Kmlle Rose, two this way: 1, condensed; 3, boiled; 8, Alexander McDougall, Reeve, No. 1 Lochiel ; reliable Company, call on the undersigned, who ft t ' of continual Cash profit on winter milk, pork youtlis, were drowned In tho Ottawa fresh milk. Duncan A. McDonald, Post-master, Alexandria ; s within our and beef, none. river Thursday. Some chemists differ from this author William D. McLeod, CUeesetuakcr, or John .1. Cash loss on winter feeding dry ity, and say that boiled milk Is harder to For sale by McDonell, 9-3 Kenyon, to either of whom appli- Local Agent for the following well-known English 'gotten also Tho Canadian Southorn Railway Com- cation can be mode direct, or to cattle $112.00 pany lias declared a semi-annual divi- digest than tlio uncooked article. “When ROBERT McLENîTAN, 'ar on the Balance.. 88C.0Q J. A. MACDONELL (GreouHold), Companies. dend of 114 ppr cent. doctors disagree, who shall decid#?” 9-tf Alexandria. •8 would However, since boiling milk kills the ALEXANDRIA, ONT. Malcolm McCallnm was probably fa- ^ 'utlay 098.00 bacteria. It is a safeguard that no one tally injured at a barn raising at Es- should pass. If is Grain in fertility summer milk qi\esing township, Ont. production, none. ’y Grain iu fertility summer pork The TJiompson Electric Company's Saving or Fertilizers. The North British ' ^ production $130.00 works at Waterford wore destroyed by Do not let an ounce of fertility on the Removed ! Removed ! Removed ! Grain in fertility winter milk pro- fire, entailing a loss of $30,000. farm go to waste. Utilize everything duction 341.00 T(‘n persons from Little Falls were that has in it any elements that ■will and Mercantile \iu in fertility winter pork pro- kiiloil i>y tho explosion of a boiler on tho enricli the soil, and take such car® of I beg to notify my customers and the 'tion 130.00 pleasure- strainer Hon. Titus Sheard. your manures that tho best pert of them pubUo j^onerally that I have removed A. J. KENNEDY’S 'n fertility wiuter beef 488.00 The fly-wheel of tho engine in tho H. is not lost before they reach your fields. to my new premises in NEW BLOCK G. & B. power-hou.se at Stoncy Creek Every farm should have a compost heap, 1092.00 burst yesterday, causing $3,500 damage. wliere all sorts of refuse from the house, Next to the Commercial Hotel, and I have now opened a barn and yards can bo thrown. A good ’ty in summer and Keprc.sentatlvos of tho Montreal lire brigade have arrived at Liverpool, on many tons of the most valuable fertUlzora 'oidably $ 50.00 can bo .saved in this manner, fertilizers FULL AND NEW STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELLERY. and.... The Phoenix Assurance “tility in summer their way to tho Loudoji lirrcmon’s tour- that now go you know not where.— 1042.00 umnent. Farm News. A careless driviîr drove Into a Liberal All kinds of watch, clock and jewellery repairing neatly and promptly done and 1092.00 political meeting at, Ijovis, killing a man Korost-no In the BathTulK satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Thanking my many customers for past Go., of London. ■’at the average price named .iolln and fatally injuring Mr. A little kerosene Is an excellent thing f&vors and asking a continuance of same. Respectfully yours, Morrissette. the year was only for clcmiing a zinc bath-tub. Apply with Maxville hich was fully True bills have i>cen found against a soft woolen cloth, then wa*h off wUh Jolin and Patrick Kearney at the Lind- hot water—no soap la l^dnd pbUsb F. T. MUNROy A. G. F. ITacdonald, srago of prev- say aS'i/os as principal and accessory in witlk powdered bathbrlck. N.B.—All Work Done on the Premises. NEWS OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA. C*ff. of beef and the muixler of James Agnew. THE GLENGARRY NEWS, ALEXANDRIA, ONT., JUNE 26, 1896.
RECIPROCITY. A SAVER OF TIME AND HEALTH. eurcu witnnpt too great nistemtnn ot OUR CAELIG-ENCLISH COLUMN. criochnaichte. Cha’n fhada goe am bi mi tlic Lligestive organs. While the livery- as atrrathad ; cha’n eil doohas dhomh ann. Wo believe tlic repeal of tlio rccii)roclty man depends mainly on ords, .nn:l v.su- No. XÎSIX. Ach gabliaidh iadsan-sabhaladh ; faodaidh arrangements negotiated l)y the last Re- More than t-on years of my Mfo wero nlly feeds them wliole, the farmer will GAELIC. ESGLISH. iadsan a bhi ’nan daoine fhathast. Na reic publican Administration wa.s ;v national lived on a plantation, and were I asked find Ills most effeetlve l'.aîion Î2i gromvl deoch-laidir rintha-san. Reic riumsa i, calamity, .and we demand their renewal now wlint feature of farm life caused corn and oats, ml.xod wilh cut clover or Tha an t-achadh The pea-field is in agus leig leam basachadh, agus bidh an and oxten.slon on .sncli terms as will tho most unceasing, unreqnltlng labor timothy liay and fed slig'atly wet, so peasair fo bhiath bloom saoghal cuibhteas mi ; ach air sgath gach equalize our tr.ado with other n.'itlons, to farm wives ami clan ^ters, I shoifld that tho meid and wet hny will adhere. Cha’n ’eil peighinn He has not a pen- ni a tha math, na reic an corr riutha-san.” relievo tlie re.strlctions wliich now ob- nnhesitatingly sny. ‘‘Bringing in Tho best proportion is half weight each do’n t-saoghal aig ny, in the world Dh’ oisd am fear eile rir, ’s o air chrith's struct tiio s.alo of Americ.an products in taking out the water ni^eessary to keep of tho Imy and meal. This -will, of Cha toir o an car He will not cheat cho ban ris an anart. Thilg e uaith ’n tho ports of other countries .a:id secure the house and its inmates up to that course, innlcc tlie iiay more bulky. 'Die a neach air bith anyone t-searrag as an robh e toirt na dibhe, ’s ars enlarged markets for the products of our mark of cleanliness whlcIi is deemed but ration for a 1,200-pound horse will nsn- Chunoaic mi ais- I dreamt last night esan, "Gu’n cuidicheadh Dia loam, 's e sid farms .and f.nctories. I’rotcction and a .step behind godliness.” Could tho ally be about 16 pounds of corn and o.nt- liûg an raoir (I saw a dream last am boinne mu dheireadli a reiceas mise ri reciprocity are twin measures of Ameri- rinmb'‘rles.s i\onrs consum<^d in travel to mcal per day, and the same welgiit of ♦ night) m’ bheo 1” can policy, and go hand in hand. Demo- and from the cistern, tn and from tho cut hay, divided into throe messes, morn- k Blirnadair tnibrn* I dreamed a dream TRANSLATION. cratic rule has recklessly struck down waste Iiarrel, be devoted to reading, ing, noon and night. If the horse contin- adar an raoir last night both, and botli must be ro-estnblishod— rest, and the planting of flowers, how In- A SALOON STORY. uca tf) bo liungry after this food. It will Gian air falbh an Clean the dirt off protection for what we produce, free ad- finitely bright’"-!' and iinppler would be bo well to iucrcaso it until fully satis- salachar bharr a the table {From Mae-Talla.) mission for the nccc-s.sr.rics of life wliioh fied. There are individual peculiarities in bhuird wo do not iiroduco, wolprocity agreb- A young man went into a saloon in a horses, ns in men and women, about Tha a chionfca ro His goilt is very ments of mutual intiTCSt wliicli gain eating, and it i.s not always tlioso who flhoilleir small town, and asked for a drink of liquor. open markets for us in return for our "You will not get it” said the saloon- cat the most wlio keep tiio fattest or will Fosgail an uinneig, Open the window do tho moat work. agua leig a ghaotli a and let the air come keeper "you have too much already. You open market to others. Protection builds Btaigh were raving mad with drink once, and I up domestic industry and trade, and se- i C’ait an do cliodail Where did you will not sell you another drop.” Tho cures our own market for ourselves; ABOUT BARN DOORS. thu an raoir ? sleep last night? young man stepped aside to make room reciprocity builds up foreign trade and Thog mi rao thigh I built my house for two other men, younger than himself, finds .an outlet for our surplus. Those Hung hy Weights Avo Uio llest for o chionn iomadh many years ago who came in and who were heartily Wo condemn the pi'csont Administra- Many Jlrnsons. welcomed by tho host, asking them what tion for not keeping faith with tlic sng-ar bliadbna Wlicro tho structuro of tho barn—or, Glac an t-eun agus Catch the bird and they would have. He determinedly stood producers of this country. Tlie. Republi- till each of the others drank his glass, and can party favors sucli protection ns will perhaps wo should say, tho position bcarr a sgiathan clip its wings therein—will permit, tlic most conveni- Chaidh e air sea* He got lost on ihe then walked over to the saloon-keeper and lead to tho production on A:nerlcan soil said. "Six years ago, I stood for the first of all tho sugar which the American peo- ent door, tho ono least in tho way, is a charan air an t-sliabh way door hung by weights, to slip up and Is coir dhainuoirp We should make time, where these young men are now ple use and for what they pay ot.her coun- standing. I was then, a man who had tries moT(‘ than ?10(),000,000 annually. down, instead of swinging back on There are yet'some few people who have a thoirt a bhith an effort to be good hlng('s or sliding sideways on gnidcs or every appearance of being well able to got To all our products, to tlioso of tho © ^ ® that they are every day paying more for t through the world. To-day I am but a mine and the fiolci.s. as well ns those of rollers. Tills stylo is ospcclally desirable Chair a deideadh Tho toothache for partition doors, as it oecnpics so lit- they buy than they are obliged to pay, stf moran trioblaid orra troubled me very miserably poor man. both in body and tho shop .and factory, to hemp, to wool, mind. You tempted me to drink. In this tho product of the groat inilustry of sheep tle room, and never comes in tho way. are not aware of the fact we suppose they a Tho only practical ■ difficulty in its con- My shoes are very very room I learned the habit which has husbandry, as well as to tho finished THE GOOD LUCK STORE Tha mo bhrogan struction Is that of getting tho weights Where ignorance is bliss, etc. But is t ro chraaidh agas ro hard and very tight, destroyed me. Now give me another glass woolens of the mill, we promise the thoann, thug iad an they took tho skin or two more, and your work will bo most ample protection. excuse for people remaining ignorant. craicionn bharr mo off my heel completed; ray life will be ended. Ifwill W’e favor re.storing the early American not be long till I will be out of the way, policy of discrimination duties for the. we endeavor to post them and quote the Tha iomadh neach There are many there is now no hope for me. But these upbuildinjj of our racrch.'Uit marine and thatgUone of our competitors can at all balbh agus boghar dumb and deaf can be saved, they may yet be men. Do Chaidh caimein a’ A mote went in not sell strong drink to them. Sell it to It must therefore be for want of faith that m’ shuil my eye mo and let me die, and the world will be tho average farmimuso women. A sink continue to waste their money for we cann Coir do carbsa’s Put thy trust in rid of me, but for tho sake of everything in the kitchen, with a water tank to that anyone really wishes to do so. Per an talamh cha d’ the earth, it never supply it, and a bathroom with proper that il good, do not sell any more to them.” fliag 0 falamh riamh left thee empty means of taking off the waste water, are All onr goods are one of the skeptical ones who read our thu The other listened to him trembling and as undreamed of comforts in thousands of ment yet do not believe. Well all we ask Conihairlo clag Counsel of tho bell white at linen. He threw from him the farmhouses. I will describe a slmie.le de- Sgain of Scone vice, which can be constructed of ma- to give ns a trial and we are sure we can c Touch not what is bottle from which ho took tho drinks and An rnd nach bnin terial tliat accumulâtes about every farm. v/ill be sold dnit na bain da not thy own said, "With the help of God, that is the eyes. Like my old shoes In tho bottom of an empty flour bar- Coltaohd ri m’ last drop that I will ever sell 1” rel, saw a square hole of about four sheana—bhrogan a’ ever getting worse inches, and one of the same size through flior-dhol ’am raiosad in lots to suit The bad man’s tho kitchen floor. Place tho barrel over Comhfliurtachd an M’MLEY. thl.s, so that tho two apertures come ex- daine dhona—duine consolation -another actly together, and .secure tlio barrel firmly adjusted to tho w’oight of tho door, but elle cbo dona ris man as bad as he to the floor with several nallSi Into tho purchasers fhein TMH REPUBLICAN NOMINATION this may easily be obviated. Have tho top of tho barrel fit an onllnary tin dish- weight cast somewhere about half tho Contrachd ort Bad luck to you FOR PRESIDENT. Cruaidh mu’n phei- Hard about the pan, liaving first cut in tho bottom of it average weight of tho doors (a little Ics.s ghinn, ’s bog mn’ii penny and soft about a small hole that can bo stopped with a rather than more) and Insist on having ni|P ni8,i«rjtj In the nnllot—Hobart bottio cork. Tho pan rests on and is se- them slightly s'mallcr at the upper end, and at Low John Simpson & dolair the dollar cured to. with four small screws, a four- Cuimhnich air na Remember the for TJee-I*rr»l' to get iii tlic country restored to tho party whicli for thlr^ agus thuit e gas an lar. ment. We have not interfered and shall ammonia into a bowl with a quart of thaii is fresh moat of any kind. years administered it wltli uoey^sfed tepid water. Soak the chamois in,this THE “WHY?” not interfere with tho existing possession TIUNSLITION. success and prosperity^ of any Enropean power in this liemls- for one hour. Work It about with a JULY DELINEATOR. A certain King, was in the habit of ^_-ÏSîrTABIFF. phere, but those pos.scsslons must not, spoon, dressing out ns much as pos.sibl0 saying that nothing bad ever happened in on any pretext, be extended. Wo hope- of the dirt; then lift into a basin of tepid RI-P-A-N-S the world, without a woman being-.^h>)^.- îoKow and emphasize our allegi- water, and wash with tho Iiands. Rlnso The July number of tho Delineator, is One teaspoonful of J. Boyle’s coffee or tec ance to the policy of protection as the fully look forward to tho eventual with- called the summer number, and is remark- ono dessert spoon of any other coffees or tea around the drawal of tho lOuropenn powers from this well and dry in tho shade, then rub be- bulwark of American industrial inde- tween tho hands to soften. able on account of several new departures. Palace one day and saw a gang of men pendence and tho foundation of Amerl- hemisphere, to tho ultimate union of all First and foremost is the addition of two The modern stand- carrying another man between them. The of the Engli.sh-spcaking part of the con- A Glove Hint, superb colored plates*—one. devoted to King asked what happened to the poor tinent by tho free consent of its inhabi- WHY Hero is a recipe used by a well-known ladies’, misses’ and children''^ ^fashions, ard Family Medi- man, and learned that he fell from the top and one to millinery and its accessories. society lady, and whlcIi is vouched for Because our sealed Packages contains oi of a ladder and that one of his legs was The regular millinery department is also SILVER MEN WITHDRAW. by lier as iufalllblo in Its effects: She cine : Cures the dried stalks or other adulterations. I bi fractured. “Where is the woman ?” said materially enlarged and improved. The the King. "There is no woman in it” Then the chair recognized Sen.ater Trl- procure.s a tin box or a jar with a tight, large quantités and can afford to 1er, who sent to the Secrrt.ary’s desk and close-fitting cover, and puts into tho magazine has bean given a handsome now common cvery-day answered one of the nobles. "I am certain cover ; its make-up is changed and it is cheaper than any person in town. I D had read the minority report. Mr. T dlcr, bottom a lot of lump ammonia. Then have cheaper grades if wanted. Try our ' there is” said the King. They asked tho printed on finer paper than hitherto. poor man himself, and found tho case to in earnest tones, addressed tlio conven- she suspends the glove.s in tlu> box or jar, ill* ot^lfemanity. per lb. tion In explanation of Ids course. Ho closes it tightly, aud allows It to remain Another innovation is the first half of a be just what the King said. The man was love story by Julia Magruder. In addition «OOB» HRI.ITJ5URnTOAI.LPARTSOKTIIl’: TOWN'. looking at a woman who was passing and disclaimed that his advocacy of free sil- this way four or five days. At tho end ver was in any m.anncr controlled by tho of this time slie removes tho gloves, and to a complete illustrated resume of the lost his hold on the ladder and fell to the season’s fashions, this number ia one ground. fact that ho represented a state which every spot'will bo found to have vantehed. JBC produced sliver. He contended for it be- making special appeal to young mothers, cause ho believed tliat no country could Suit Mnckernl in Cream. Dr. A. R. Schroeder discussing the care of Ann an Baglais ann an cearoa de'n prosper without It, and because he be- Split down tho back, and clean, being the baby’s health in summer, Eleanor k-seann dntbaich, bha duine air latba lieved that it %vas the great weight wliich careful to scrape all black skin from the Brown giving a delightful description of a Babaid araidh ag eudeacbd ri searmon was now weighing down tho country. Insido. Wipe dry and lay Into a baking- baby's first reception party, and an illustra- nach robh a 4«aoamh oaoran drughaidh The previous quoatlon was ordered on pan. To one mackerol add half à pint of ted article being devoted to infantile attire. Dressmakins:. Woman’s opportunities aro broadly con- air, af«8 thuit e 'na chadal. An teis- the adoiUIon of tho platform. Tho vote new milk, put into tho oven and bake sidered by Mary Cadwalader Jones, while meadhon na seirbheis, dhuisge leclisgeadh, was first taken on tlio financial plank. thirty ralnuto.s. About five minutes be- the pursuit of literature as a profession is chair • lamb air a «heann, agus fhuair e The result was it.« adoi^tion by a vote of fore it Is dished, add a small pleco of I am pleased to inform the ladies and given experienced exposition by Agnes aaeh robh comhdach sam bith air. A’ 812>^ r.o 110 3<^. Tho platform as a whole butter. SEEDS ^EEDS ! Repplier. Dr. 1^. J. Leviseur continues his enstomers in dressmaking that having smoineaehadh gar ann aig an tigh’s na was then adopted by viva voce vote. leabaidh a bha e dh’ eibh e mach "Caite CIoaninjfiTorra Cotta. talks on beauty with instructions as to the assistance of a competent dressmaker, I ; care of tho hair. In addition to a sprightly Headquarters for reliable eeede tR 'bhsil mo churrachd-oidhche ?” MINOR CABLES. To clean tcrra-cotttv wasli with plenty of soofi and water, scouring It with sand. account of a fourth of July party, by Lucia to take orders in that line. All work do' TRANSLATION. M. Robbins, and a paper on tho furnishing GLEN ROBERTSON AT Loudon, Juno 21.—The Queen yester- After It Is thoroughly clean place it near perional snpervision. In a church in a part of the old country the fire and the color 'will return to a and decoration of dining-rooms, by Frances M-KLNKFV. day entered upon the sixtieth year of her there was a man on a certain Sunday grc — Farmers’ Attention.—The un- Misi« Ida !\I(:Dongall, of Martintown. at- Levis Dr P M Guay (lorHigncd has beon appointed local agc’iit tended the closing exercises of Coligny Lot!)i::ifrr Dr Rinfret for the Mann M’f’g. Co. seeders and for College where lier sister has been attend- Maisonneuve R Prefontaine JUST OPENED... FROM NOimi DAKOTA. Front A Wood M’f’g. Co., of Smith Falls. We Lead îë The Race. Parlies desiring to purchase farm machin- ing during the year. Maskinonge J H Legris Ve clip the following from tho Mandon ery of the most improved form would con- rdr. Donald MePhee who had been" at- rdegantic Geo Turcotte Now Goods, Now Styles and low prices make C.is tlu; iq» i'> d.it*-) S'-M-C rth Dakota rionccr of Juno 19th : sult their own interests by communicating tending tlio Jesuits’ College, Montreal, Missisquoi D B Meigs of the county. The Bon Ton Millinery Parlor. eears. R. McDonald and Ed. Charlebois, with me. ALECK LECLMK, North Ijiuicas- Montmagny. PR Cho<^.t.tte '■*' Onr sales in Dress Materials arc proof that we do the Dross Goods ter. ll-3m arrived home on Monday evening to spend Trade. Uexandria, Out., are tho guests of Mr. the summer holidays with his parents, Mr. Montreal, St James G Desmarais When we can suit tho “Dude” Tweeds rest assured none need ■ mëi in Gunn. On Tuesday they were guests LAURIER DEMONSTR.-VTION and Mrs. D. D. MePhee. Montreal, St Lawrence EG Penny attempt at oomx>etition. Sov. and Mrs. Allin at lunch, with J. A. Notwithstanding the attempts of tho Mr. Archie L. Macdonald who had been Montreal, St Mary H Dupre Men’s and Boys’ Suits are of the latest --at low prices. I extend a hearty and cordial invitation to the Ladies ;]^t>ugaU and Miss McDougall.” Nicolet J Hljeduc Boots and Shoes of reliable make are sure to suit you. Conservative party in Glengarry to prevent attending Mount St. Louis College, Mon- The merchant in business 35 years is not in the race. of Maxville and surrounding country to call and see my new —Come to me and get money to pay off as many as possible from attending the de- treal, arrived home on Tuesday. We are Portneuf Sir H Joly Pork, Hams, Salt, Vienna Flour, Oat Meal, i&c., &c. and complete stock ot Millinery Goods. All my goods are »t Mortgage bearing a high rate of in- monstration held here, on Saturday last, pleased to learn that Mr. Macdonald x^assed Quebec Centre F Langelier Will offer the best Binder Twine this season. bst and 1 will give you a little more to new, and of the latest styles, and bought at cash buyers’ in honor of the gifted leader of the Liberal his e.xaminations with honor. Quebec East "Wilfrid Laurier EGGS. WOOL AyP GRAIN WANTED. through the hard times. See myAdv. Quebec West R R Dobell prices ; which will enable me to give you special inducements. J. W. WEBOAB, Maxville. party Hon.Wilfrid Laurier,upwards of 2000 Quebec County C Fitzpatrick RFRESHMENT BOOTHS people representing all sections of the JOHN McMIL_l_AN. county, came to hear the political issues of Richmond and Wolfe M Stenson ,t the demonstration hold here on Sat- I am showing tho LATEST STYLES in the day placed fairly before them. Mr. LAURIER WINS. Richelieu A A Bruneau ay last refreshment booths were coa- Summer Hats and Bonnets, also White Mull Hats, Laurier arrived by the noon train and was Rimouski Dr R Fiset ted on the grounds by Messrs. D. Mc- met at the station by the members of the Will Have a Majority of Twenty- Rouville L P Brodeur Trimmed Sailors and lan, Maxville, John Hayden and A. G. Young Liberal Clubs of Maxville, Glen St Hyacinthe ME Bernier Children’s Hats. Robinson. Largo numbers of those Two in the New House. Robertson, Martiutown, Lancaster, North St Johns and Iberville Fr Bechard leut took advantage of the fact and Lancaster and Alexandria. A procession Shefford C H Parmalee reat deal of gingerale, lemonade and A good selection of Ribbons, Laces, Valenciennes, Veil- comprising hundreds of Glengarry Young The general elections took place on Tues- Boulanges Dr Bourbonnais NOW IN ORDER 1er soft drinks as well as fruit and cigars Liberals headed by the Chcsterville band, day, and Tupper,Tupperism and Tupperian Temisoouata F Pouliot ings, Kid Gloves and Ladies’ Blouses. [e disposed of. whose services were secured for tho occasion methods received a knock-out-blow at the Two Mountains JEthier LE. McArthur, Maxville, Out., keeps Space won’t permit me to mention the many other and three Highland pipers, marched from hands of tho electorate. Hon. Wilfrid Vaudreuil H S Harwood [largest assortment of men’s suits and the station to the Grand Union Hotel Laurier, the Premier elect, will, as will be Wright C R Devlin DUSTERS, things I have in the millinery line, but if you will favor me |ts of all kinds from 30cta upwards. where the Hon. R. W. Scott in behalf of seen by the appended list, have a majority Yamaska Dr Mignault LIGHT COATS, with a call, I will be most pleased to show you through my « us a call. Prices away down. Mr. Lanrier, expressed the warmest thanks over all of twenty-two. It is expected that stock. Yours respectfully, ' ! SAWMILL BURNT, to the people of Glengarry for the magnifi- Sir Charles Tupper will at once send in XOVA SCOTIA. SWEATERS, fn Saturday morning of last week the cent reception tendered to Hon.Mr.Laorier, bis resignation to the Governor-General Conservatives. froill belonging to Mr. J. A. McRae, of after which the latter retired to the Grftid and Mr. Laurier be summoned to be sworn Annapolis JB Mills HEGLIGE SHIRTS, Mrs. R. H. EDWARDS. primmon, was burnt to the ground. The Union parlor where hundreds of Glen- in Premier of Canada. The following Colchester W D Dimock BALBRIGGAR UNDERWEAR, Maxville, Ont. started about 1 a.m and when noticed garrians had an opportunity of shak- tables show how each constituency went : Cape Breton Sir Chaâ Topper I made such headway as to be beyond ing hands with Liberal leader. ONTAKIO. Cape Breton H F McDougall WASHABLE TIES, P.S.—Making Over and re-trimming a Specialty. ^ol. Fortunately a west wind was While here Mr. Laurier with Hon. Senator Conservatives. Halifax R L Borden [ring and thus the flames were kept Scott, Messrs. R. A. Greenshields, J. P. B Addington John W Bell Lunenburg C E Kaulback STRAW HATS, 3 catching in the large piles of lumber Casgrain, of Montreal, and Mr. Charles Bothwell Jas Clancy Pictou Sir C H Tupper SUMMER HOSIERY. [cent to tho mill. The total loss Murphy, Président of the Ontario Feder- Brant, South Robert Henry Pictou AC Bell pated at from Î3500 to S4000 with ation of Liberal Clubs, Ottawa, lunched Brockville J F Wood Victoria Dr Bethune CALL AND- Arc You Building fof insurance in the Northern Fire at the residence of Mr. A. G.F. Macdonald. Bruce, East Henry Cargill Liberals. ance Company. At one o’clock the procession reformed and Carleton W T Hodgins . C F Mclsauc See our fine array of Summer Goods. Now is the time to marched to the grove where the hustings Cornwall and Stormont Dr'Bergin Antigonish... ranted—A good general servant, Cumberland.. . .. B T Logan order your Summer Suits. Suits to order $10 up. See ji wages to the right one. Apply at had been erected. A large number of ladies Dundas And Broder our fine $12 suits to order, also our fine black at $15. A i to Mrs. Jno. Simpson. occupied tho seats provided for them and Durham, East T Dixon Craig Digby AT Copp Guysborough. ...DC Fraser few Ladies’ Blouses left. See our fine lino of Canned This Season ? UNION DAY IN ALEXANDRIA, formed a most attentive and appreciative Elgin, East A B Ingram Hants .Dr A Haley Goods, Fruits, Confectionery, Ac., at Y e would call our readers’ attention to part of the audience. Many were disap- Glengarry R R McLennan Halifax —Russell advertisement and program which pointed at Mr. Laurier’s inability to speak Grenville J D Reid Inverness.... . DrMcLennan arfl in another column for the at any length but wore well satisfied with Grey, East Dr Sproule If BO I wish to call your attention to the fact that we .. ..Dr Bordt.-n carry a full stock of builders’ materials in heavy and shelf d celebration to be held on the Driving tho spoeçhes of the eloquent gentlemen who Haldimand—Monck Dr Montague WILL. J. SIMPSON, Richmond.... E P Flynn hardware. Best quality cut steel and iron nails in all sizes, : grounds here on Wednesday, July 1st addressed the electors in English andFrench Halton D Henderson Shelburne and Queen’s G F Forbes spikes, tarred and grey felts, hinges, locks, glass, etc. iT the auspices of Clan McLennan, of in his behalf. Mr. J. T. Schell, president Hastings, North A W Carscallen treal. It is estimated that over four of the Young Liberal Club of Alexandria, Hastings, West H Corby Yarmouth T B Flint Just received a carload of best quality lime from Ottawa^ sand people will leave the city on the was appointed chairman. On the platform Lanark, South Hon J Haggart NEW BRUNSWICK. plaster paris, cement, etc., always on hand. reion and an immense crowd may be were :—Hon. Wilfrid Laurier, Mr. and Lanark, North B Rosamond Conservatives. Also a complete stock of paints in ready-mixed and dry Mrs. R. A. Greenshields, Mr. J. P. B. Cas- Leeds, South George Taylor i^ted from Glengarry and adjacent Carleton F H Hale colors for inside and outside work, varnishes, stains, etc,, ties. We predict that this will be one grain, Messrs. Chas. Murphy, A.G. McBean, Lennox Uriah Wilson Charlotte GW Ganong also in stock, iron oxide for barn painting. D. M. Maepherson, M. P. P., J. Lockie A FACT 10 largest demonstrations o'f the kind London Thomas Beatty IT IS Gloucester C Blanchard Wilson, representatives of the local papers, Middlesex, East Jas Gilmour Barb wire, plain, twist, galvanized and black wire always ^ven here and feel confident that the Kent G V Mclnerney That only a couple of weeks remain before also of the Montreal Herald and Middlesex, North W H Hutchins on hand. 'plttee will see that every detail of the Northumberland Jas Robinson Cheese and Dairying operations commence for the Toronto Globe and the Cornwall papers. Nipissing Jas B Klock is carried out and that all will Bestigouche J McAlister the season. I am offering All goods guaranteed No. 1, and if not as represented ;an outing of the greatest satisfaction. The chairman in a few appropriate words Norfolk, South Col Tisdale will refund money, and if you need anything in these lines Victoria John Costigan introduced Hon. Senator Scott, who was Northumberland, East Ed Cochrane you will do well to call or write and get prices from the ^ntîstry.—Dr. Leggo, Dentist, will Westmorland —Powell People’s Store before purchasing elsewhere. 1 every month until further notice greeted with thunders of applause. Tho Northumberland, West Geo Guillet Great Bargains in Factory Supplies, York Geo E Foster fe Creek on the 18tb, Maxville 19tb Honorable gentleman dealt in a masterly Ontario, North JA McGillivray [and 21st, Alexandria 22nd and 23rd way with the tariff issue and in the course Perth, North A F Maclaren Liberals. Such as Milk Cans, Weigh Cans and all kinds of Ôlle March and every two months |after on the 25th and 26th. of his remarks paid a glowing tribute to Peterboro, West Jas Kendry Kings J Domville Tinware the memory of the late Hon. D. A. Mac- ! LATE MRS. GEO. I. NICHOLS Renfrew, South John Ferguson Sunbury and Queen’s G G King EAVESTROUCHINC A SPECIALTY. Y'^ours truly, donald and the Sandfield family and after Simcoe, East W H Bennett St John City J V Ellis U with feelings of the most profound CUSTOM WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. a speech of about one hour’s duration Simcoe, South Col Tyrwhitt St John City and County Col Tucker P that we this week announce the ALL WORK GUARANTEED. J. J, WIGHTMAN, resumed his seat amidst the greatest ap- Toronto, West E F Clarke Independent. \ on Sunday last of Catherine Ann plause. The next speaker was Mr. J, P. Toronto, West E B Osier ROB. MCLENNAN. MAXVILLE, ONT. ;>Dell, beloved wife of Mr. Geo. I, B. Casgrain, of Montreal, who delivered a Victoria, North Sam Hughes Albert W T Lowia pis, of this place. Deceased had been most eloquent address in French, dealing Waterloo, North JE Seagram naXCK EDWARD ISLAND. |lng for some time from that dread with the trade question and also with the Welland Wm McCleary Conservatives. Yale and Cariboo jie consumption and lier death was not HONOR ROLL. Manitoba school question. Mr. Cargrain Wellington, South C Kloepfer Kings AG McDonald Seats Won by Independents. Aected. During her illness she showed is a born orator and held the French Libérais. Prince West E Hackett Ontario—Toronto, East ; Y^ork West. S. S. No. 4 KENYON. neatest fortitude and Christian re- Canadians who were present spell-bound Bruce, North HA Bonnar Queen’s East A Martin New Brunswick—Albert The following is the standing of tlie gion. She was a daughter of the late for about three quarters of an hour. The Durham, West Robert Beith Liberals. Manitoba—Brandon. pupils for the month of May iMcDonell, of Maatintown, and at the chairman next introduced Mr. R. A. Green- Elgin, West George E. Casev IV class—Cassie McNaughton, Netta JUST IN >f her death was 42 years of age. shields, of Montreal, who in scathing terms Prince East John Yeo Seats Won by Patrons. Essex, North W. McGregor McNaughton, Eliza McIntyre. es her husband she leaves a family of denounced the corruption and extravagance Queen’s West L H Davies Ontario—Bruce,West ; Frontenac,Prince mall ebildren to mourn her untimely Essex, South M. Cowan Senior III class—Eliza McRae, Mac of the Tory Government. at Ottawa. Mr. MANITOBA. Edward. A CARLOAD OF CORN Grey, South Dr. Landerkin McEwen, Alex McIntyre, Evelyn Sinclair, I The funeral to St. Finnan’s Greenshields was frequently interrupted by N. W. T.—Assiniboia. Grey, North J Clark Consei-vatives. John McNaughton. To bo sold at lowest prices. Idral onî^esday morning _ where applause. Upon Hon. Mr. Laurier’s bein^g' Hamilton AT Wood Macdonald ; N Boyd To the Editor of The News. Junior III class—Maggie A. McRae, Yellow Dint, Red Cob, ^gnrHîgtOaaas was sung was atterfd- introduced tho crowd gave a great cheer. Lochiel, June 24tli. Mammoth Southern Sweet. Hamilton T H McPherson Marquette Dr Roche Malcolm McKenzie. I many sympathising friends and An address was read to him in behalf of Hastings, East J. M. Hurley Provencher A C La Riviere The statements circulated by a certain II class—Lila Sinclair, Donella McRae, [es. Wo extend our sincerest sym- the English speaking Liberals present by Huron, East Dr. P. McDonald Selkirk Hugh Armstrong man in the 4th concession of Lochiel to the Anna B. McNaughton, Nellie McIntyre, P. A. Huot. jto the bereaved family. Mr. Frank T. Costello, and one in French Huron, South - John McMillan Winnipeg H J Macdonald effect that I, the undersigned, stated that Etta Sinclair, Ada McEwen, Rory Mc- |1 eyes are on US because we always by Mr. Jos. Huot of this place. To both the clergy of this place were paid boodle to Huron West M C Cameron Liberals. Kenzie. ith lowest prices in boys and child- of which Mr. Laurier made appropriate P.S.—Any merchant wishing to buy some will get it at Kent Arch. Campbell assist R. R. McLennan in his election is a CASSIE AIRD, Teacher. lowest wholesale prices. jaits, under wear. Cashmere socks, replies. Two beautiful hoquets were pre- Lisgar R L Richardson Kingston B M Britton falsehood and I defy contradiction. [ckties. Ewen McArthur, The Fash- sented to the honorable gentleman by Miss Independent. Lambton, East John Fraser Very respectfully yours, S. S. No. 15 LANCASTER. ^ Tailor, Maxville, Ont. Sarah Jane Donovan and Miss Louisa JAMES B. MCDONELL Lambton, West. J. F. Lister Brandon Dalton McCarthy Names in order of merit for the month Bougie, after which the speaker who owing 32-4th Lochiel. 'TION RETURNS BULLETINED Leeds, N.,and Grenville.,F. T. Frost N. W. TERRITORIES. of May :— to hoarseness was unable to speak at any xte pleased to learn that our efforts Lincoln—Niagara Wm. Gibson Conservatives. Fourth class—Christie McGregor, Alex length, thanked his friends for their good [sday evening in giving the election Middlesex, South J McGuigan P McGregor, A T Snider. wishes. After a short speech Mr. Laurier Assiniboia, West N F Davin from the windows of the Glengarry Middlesex, West W S Calvert Third class—Maggie McBean, Ellen t resumed his seat amidst the wildest Patrons. AGPICULTURE lock were much appreciated by tho Muskoka W H Pratt Black, Annabella McBean, Barbara C. applause. The next speaker was Mr. Chas. Assiniboia, East ' Dr Douglas [rowd present. Arrangements were Norfolk, North .John Charlton Snider, Agnes Thornton, Alex McGregor. urphy, the eloquent president of the pith both telegraph offices here, the Ontario, South Leonard Burnett Liberals A CLEVER POULTRY HOUSE. Second class—D J Richardson. Ontario Federation of Liberal Clnbs. Mr. Tlie Popular d of message boys were secured so Ontario, West J D Edgar Alberta Frank Oliver M. STUART, Teacher. Murphy’s address was well received and he an early hour the six large bulletin Ottawa Wm Hutchison Saskatchewan Hon W Laurier W. D. -WHITIMO. [placed in the windows were brought assured the Hon. Wilfrid Laurier of suc- Ottawa N A Belcourt RRITISH COLUMBIA , My plan Is more complete than any- DOMINIONVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL. ^uisitioD. Four electric light lamps cess all along the Ottawa district, and that Oxford, North Jas Sutherland Conservatives tkl.ug I have seen yot. In the sketch, a eed in ea.ch window specially for his assurances were not without foundation swings back against the slats b., while Report for the months of April and f Oxford, South Sir R. Cartwright May :— store Is Blooming proven by the vote on Tuesday. Tho Victoria EG Prior the warm feed for breakfast is put in sion and the returns were bulletined Peel Jos Featherston other speakers were Messrs. Wilson, Mc- " Thomas Earle tho trough; then let a swing forward, Fifth class—Elizabeth Tobin. C Currier. ; as received. It is estimated that Perth, South D K Erb and tho hens stick their heads between Bean and Maepherson who delivered ad- Cassie Campbell, Currier. DCAlein- îence comprised upwards of 1,000 Peterboro, East John Lang Liberals tho slats b and eat without interfering dresses folly discussing the political situa- tosh, B Robinson. [who as the results showing the many Prescott Isidore Proulx Vancouver W B Mclnnes or befouling tlielr fe^^. Tho l)ack side tion of the day. Mr. Laurier had to leave otthe tfough should be a little higher Senior IV—Sadi© Dewar. The latest and the biggest and the lowest. The latest in styles, the biggest [gains wero announced displayed the Renfrew, North W. T. Mackie New Westminster A M-orrist i in stock and the lowest in prices. Since we got in our Spring Stock, our on the 4.35 train to fulfil hiS engagement -thàn ttie front, so when the door -.Joinior IV—Daisy Kenoedy.' Eva ûic- «uthusiasm. Many Conservatives Russell W C Edwards Yale and Canboo, B. C _b;o^ thefè-wlirbe' business is increasing daily. We are inviting everybody to examine our for that evening at Laohine ; about C N a D gh ton; garn .• M cl n t osn. ^ ^g the crowd and although Toronto, Centro Wm. Lount I SoT"gp'ôÔé to got beads through. This new stock and prices, as we have the best value of goods in this town. o’clock the great meeting broke up with NOT HEARD FROM. The few following quotations are a good example of our low prices : f to know the general result could Victoria, South Geo McHugh feed troOgh is easily taken out to J A Currier,-Eliaa^Cawood. . cheers for Hon. Mr.Laurier, the candidate, Algoma, Ont. Third class—Hattie Onrrier inffielde-' pcpected to show tho enthusiasm of Waterloo, South Jas. Livingston bo cleaned. All Wool Dress Goods in all shades from 15c. a yard up, 75 pieces all wool and tho Queen. Burrard B. C. The nests, c, are to be made like a Naughton, Maggie Bursnaw. Emma suiting 30o. per yard. You will pay from 40 to 50c. in any other iberal friends. Wellington, Centre A Semple Seats Wo^» by Conservatives. [drawer, to pushed in or out, and are Seguin, Ellen Burshaw, J Tobin, Bella storeT'^YoS Ladies’ Black Hose 3 pairs for 25o., 100 dozen Ladies* iemen of refined taste chew the Wellington, North Jas McMllen handy to be taken ont and cleaned, or É Truax. Vests 5 for 250* -«00:9^ Çurtains 50c. per pair, Curtain Poles 25c. each, Linen EAVER Plug exclusively. Re- Wentworth N., and Brant. .Jas Somerville ONTARIO. Whitewashed. The platform, d, under Towellings yards for 2.5l.l'bS?ftmna'g81b8. for £0c., 3 quarts Top Onions Second class—Gretta McIntosh, Donald imitations. PERSONALS. Wentworth, South Thos Bain Addington Waterloo, North tho rodsts, should be raado of matched for 25o. Don’t forget our 25c. Tea. Wn ninh iTrnp'n riTil kings oi^ boards so no dirt can got through, and Currier, M G Campbell, Edward Cawood, PIC-NIC AT DUNYEGAN. York, East HR Frankland Bothwell should OToject over Into tho walk per- Mr. John Munro, Maxville, was in town Brant, South Welland Donald Lalonde, Willie McCombe, John day, June 18tb, was just the kind York, North Wm Mulocjp haps Inches. Under this I have a OUR MILLINERY DEPARTHENT. Wednesday. Perth Wellington, South trough perhaps six or eight inches McLennan, Xavier Pourrier. \r a picnic, and at an early hour Patron Part II—Agnes St. John, Willie Pourrier. Mr. T. Monro, of Maxville, was in town square, hung at one end with a hinge, We have the finest and the largest Millinery in this town. Imported Hats B of pleasure seekers came pouring Bruce, West John Tolmio at tho other end held up with a pin or Andrew Hutt, Albert Currier. and Bonnets. Hats trimmed to order. You can buy from us a hat for on Wednesday. $1.75 which you will have to pay $3.00 in any other Millinery Shop, as we nvegan, where the I. 0. F. were Frontenac D D Roger Dorchester Montreal, St. Ann atif other handy device. Now .scrapo the Part I Section (a)—Patsy Seguin, W Mc- a picnic in McGillivray’s grove, Mr. John Maw, of Ormstown, spent Jacques Cartier Nicolet droppings Into the trough, pull tho pin have no extra expenses for our Millinery. We are satisfied to give the PrincrfT.uward W V Pettit and drop the end of the trough onto a Naughton, LillieForbes, Robert McLennan, benefit to our customers. We don’t keep it on account of the profits, only lumber of visiting brethern from Tuesday in town. L’Islet Stanstead ' ' Independents barrel, scrape all into tho barrel and pub Emlie Villeneuve, Joseph St. John, Hugh to have a full assortment for cur customers. 1 courts were present, and it is Mr. Angus McMillan, of Laggan, was NEW BRUNSWICK. Cameron, Napoleon Hutt, Joseph Currier, Cardwell W Stubbs All kinds of Farm Produce taken in exchange for goods. d oter 1000 people attended, town yesterday. Donald A Truax. Simcoe, North Dalton McCarthy Carleton Charlotte the afternoon a procession com- Mr. A. Catton, of Winchester, spent 'treaters marched from the giyn hTWljWyaftown. Toronto, East JR Robertson PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. S. S. No. 9 LANCASTER. A. MARKSON, lacrosse field wh^r-ij ' York, West N C Wallace Gain of one seat. porbett of the C.A.Ry. spent Names in order of merit :— Main Street, Alexandria, Ont. of Maxville were met MANITOBA. yvwn. Fourth class—Jessie McDonald, M Del- bi AleSp^^a Winnipeg. phine Chisholm, Cassie McDonald, Eva ^cNaugbton, of Maxville, was Conservatives i!??of 7 goals to 2. Seats Won by Liberals. Kate McLennan, Alexander Queneville, in town yesterday. Hagot F Dupont le large number of people répl^^ Alexander McDonald. Beauharnois J H Bergeron TORONTO. ilivray’s grove again where an Mr. Dan R. McDonell, of Huntingdon, Third class—Mary J McDonell, D J xess on the workings of the order spent Tuesday in town. Champlain Dr. Marcotte Bruce, North Ottawa City (2) Gray. North McDonald. vered by Mr. H. A. Colins, of Mr. Donald A. McDonald, of Montreal Compton. Rufus Pope up the trough, ready for use again. It Hamilton (2) Is in no one’s way and Is as handy as you Second class—Stephen Chisholm, Alex What Spring' ■Supreme Treasurer of the I.Ü.F. spent Tuesday in town, Dorchester J B Morin Perth, Sooth McDonald, Hattie McGillis, Hugh McDon- Jacques Cartier FD Monk Hastings, East Peterboro, East can imagine. The roosts can bo arranged mid of Maxville, occupying the Mr. C. J. Sparrow, of McGill University, as desired. The swing door, c, shuts ald. Montcalm L Dugas Kingston Renfrew, South ^t acceptable manner. Those spent Tuesday in town. dow’n. over the platform. For sitting First elass (senior)—Victoria Quenneville, Dresses Shall I Get Montmorency TC Casgrain Lambton, East Toronto Centre hens, which should never ho alloAved to . present are loud in their praise Donald A McGillis, Alexander Cbishohn, Miss Barbara McPherson returned home Montreal, St Ann J F Quinn Leeds, N., and Grenville Victoria, South pit where hens are laying, f Is the sitting (ospitality of the good people of Lucy Sauve, Alma Otes, Rod McDonald, on Wednesday from Maine. Montreal, St Antonio.... Dr T G Roddick Middlesex, West Wentworth, South box, made like a drawer tho same as tho Is a question every thoughtful woman is be- >• others. Made on the outside ns shown, John A McDonald, Alfred Lalonde, Alex Miss Bena Freeman, of Ottawa, is the Ontario, South York, East ginning to ask herself. Before deciding just genuine TONKA Smoking Mix- Pontiac W J Poupore It takes up no room In tho walk when Clark, Flora C McDonald, Annie Carnell, guest of Mrs. L. C. Harris. Sherbrooke WB Ives shoved in. Put fn three of those to every lightfully oool and fragrant. Try QUEBEC. Napoleon Leger, Maggie McDonald. call and look through the goods just opened. R. A. Westley, M.D., of Montreal, spent Stanstead AH Moore 10 feet In length of house. This leaves a package. Bellechasse Mississquoi Junior I—Lawrence McGilli«, Katie B We have a beautiful stock of. the early part of the week in town. Terrebonne A Cliuvin few feet of ground tetween every nest Brome Montreal, St James outside, which should bo shut In with McDonald, Albert Berard, Stephen Quen- ;*PER AT THE STATION Three Rivers and St Maurice.Sir A P Caron Dr. L. Y. McIntosh, of Apple Hill, regis- Chicoutimi & Saguenay Montreal,St Law' wire netting as a little pen for each hen neville, Lizzie McDonald, Delia Leger, inday evening, at 8 p.m. as Sir tered at the Grand Union Tuesday. to exerci.se in, with no one to molcsç Prints, Delainettes, Batisties, Tupper was returning by the Liberals. Gaspe Montreal, St Mary or make ofrald. There should be a door Mary A McDonald, Sara Ann McDonald. Mr. Donald MePhee, of Dunvogan re- Piques, Colored Lawns, Zephyrs, tin via C.A.R.,^from Cornwall, Argenteuil Dr Christie Hochelaga Quebec West at entrance to nest to close nights, and Junior II—Delemose Leger, Sara M pstered at the Commercial on Wednesday. Joliette when necessary In warm weather a ^re a demonstration was held on Beauce.. Dr Godbout Richmond and Wolfe Barry, Ellen Carnell, Minard Bevard, Fred Gashmerettes, etc.. Mr. John J. McGillis, 5th Lochiel, re- L’Assomption Rimouski screen door should bo used. These pons Breraid, Alfred Quenneville, Mary Jane jin his honor, he was met at the Bellechasse 0 E Talbot will be found very handy for brood liens. te by a largo number of enthuai- turned home from Wisconsin on Friday Berthier C Beausoleil Laval Boulanges As to size of house, every one c.an suit Clark, Catherine A McDonald. To choose from, to say nothing of the re- Irers from Alexandria and vicin- last. Bonaventure Wm L Fauvel Maisonneuve Temiscouata himself, but most anyone ought to build M. CHISHOLM, Teacher. gular Dress Goods. lA. McArthur, reeve ofAlexan- Messrs. R. A. and D. McDonald, of DaU Drome SA Fisher Megaptic Two Mountains it 40 feet long. Then divide it Into four departments, which is very es.sential. BIRTH. [duced the Conservative chieftain, housie Mills, were guests at the Commer- Chainbly and Vercheres.,.. C A Geoffrion NOVA SCOTIA. The pens ought to bo 10 feet wide, tlie The Patterns are choice At Souris, Manitoba, on the 21th inst., the ^sed the audience from the rear cial yesterday. Charlevoix Chas Angers Cumberland walks 3 or 33^ feet—and 4 feet Is lictrer Inverness If it can 1)0 afforded. Make a narrow wife of F. W. S. Grispo, manager of tho Quality first-class 'of his car. Ho expressed the Melsrs. Wm. Monro and Peter McGre Chateauguay j P Brown Bichraond door on one side to enter each pen from Union Bank, of a daughter. The only low thing about them is the price. funded onnfldence that the Con- gor, of ^t. Elmo, were guests at the Grand Chicoutimi aud Saguenay V Savard Halifax the walk, one good window for cacli ^arty would be returned to power Union on Tuesday. Drummond and Artliabaska.. Jos Lavorgne pen covering as much ground as can he At Alexandria, on Sunday, the 20tli inst., (Jhe people of Glengarry to sup- Gaspe R Lemieux NEW BRUNSWICK. afforded. The house ought to be double the wife of Peter McDonald, of a son. Messrs. L. McKinnon, B. A. Âllardice Buy now and don’t wait until the warm spring ‘ McLennan. His remarks were Hochelaga .J A OMadoro Kings St John County boarded all around wif-li matched boards, and A. Lasielles, of Victoriaville, Que., and roofing paper in.bf'twcen if possible. At Maxville, Ont-, on tho 13th inst., tho days tempt you out and make the mere thought ' l|y the Conservatives present Huntingdon .Julius Scriver Sunbury and Queen’s spent Tuesday in town. The roof I would shingle, then board wife of II. A. McIntyre, of a son. of sewing unbearable. I speech of some twenty or thirty Joliette .Chas Bazinet MANITOBA. up on tho underside under the raftcr.s Miss Flossie Grant, of Laggan, left on I duration he returned to Kamouraska ..H G Carroll Lisgar with matched boards—no fear of getting FURNITURE UNDERTAKING. a ben-houso too warm for winter. TIUMI and. went to Ottawa, Monday for Ottawa>.to attend the closing Labelle ... H Bourassa A full assortment of above to select from NORTHWEST TERRITORIES. to finish up, give a fliorough coit of lauding Sir • Chaclos’ great exercises of Coligny College. Laprairio and Napierville. ... .D Mouette at lowest cash prices. Inspection solicited MCDONELL k DARRAGH, Alberta Saskatchewan paint, ;ind you iiavo a buidling that 'vill the people of Canada Mr. D. T. McDonald, of the Ottawa L’Assomption ... J Gauthier last us long as any tm tlie pl.aco ami Highest market prices paid for hay, grain, Lancaster, Ont. a their desire to have Hon. hotel, Oornwall, was the guest of his L’Islet Ducheue BRITISH COLUMBIA. will be a joy forever.—American Agj'l- hides, eggs, etc., etc. H. D. McGillis, Glen calturist. ' brier as their premie;*. Xather, Mr. H. T. McDonald, on Tuesday. . T Forth! New Westminster Vancouver Robertson. 10 3m