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:4,6;?l;`4f cg/_m//vxtr/0/v/E I Mwouuuwwuw Mwwowowwww 6 NOOONNOOOOOOOOONNOOOOOOONOO NONNOQONNQQOQNQOOOONQONOOQ 3' EddY S -~NEW... ` AN OLD `B 1B.` IE BUY. sum:RIoR%T_o ALL OTHERS pA|Ls' E'|'c_; _Fo_r_ 8619 by-a`ll first class Deoleri. ,1lf|;8ii_:8 ,.t, 6 n A; c_ t ti ax? E D D Y S, The U. S. Separator `gets all the man: ftmn the milk. V The cream makes the butter, The skim-milk nukes the calm All bring In the cash. Sand for catalogue o. Ont. -the ` What bird gets married the earl- iest? The horned owl. says Landon Knight. in the July Delineator, and his description of the courtship. mar- riage and parenthood of this ugly .bird`is.yery amusing, as, well as in-g struotive. He also tells the story pf the .love .-and home building` 'of;many- : o_thers'o'f the feathered family. inf}. =oluding the '_orow_. blaokbird. oriolo: oh-ii6 ka.die. v .bol';olink. = Warbler, km" :_pi;gd._';V;!9d9 ` gr ~a1gl Virgo. is ~ ` xfitten hie`-autho 3'? WEHOBSEMABTII 3-... . _ d _ Q A . . - `I I.l__.-_ Q.. n_., Spavjns had been on mm Irombirth and were of ten rests standing. I now have 1} caseo a mare that was njured b falling through _a budge. and amgoing to give her comp eteueatment with ygur Spavin ure. Pletse send me 3 copy of your " Treatise on the Horse Ind his Diseases. Yours very truly, _ CLARK O. POM`. Price $1: Ilx lb! $5. Asallniment for famil use it has no equal. Ask your druggist for Ken 15 apevin cure. also A Ttutine on the none.` the book free, on-address ' ` DR. 3. J. KENDALL 00.. Enoslmrg Falls`, Vi. - ' f'* v v jtt TV um work I rmnnent cure for 8 nvlnl, Bincbonll splint: nu-bu. etc.. and al forms of Lunenou. It cures t ousands of cases annually. Such endotscmonu as the one following are a guarantee of metit. lI..--.l 1...- n--- ..-..l..- -1 7-- V- -__o an-_ .30-- GUI 0- owv -vuv V."-IIIIU III IV" I VB! d UIIIIIUIIIF Earlville. N.Y.. Mar. xx. x902. ' Dr. B. J . Kendall Co.. Gentlemen :-Some wears ago I used your, Kendall's Sqavin Cure on a. horse (at had two Bone B Ivinmandnt 'remo1-`ed ghem entitely. These spa'v_ins ad been him {rombmh and were often vents` standing. I case of man that was .. -_:_-_- :v----v-Hui. Demands sound I-lonomonly Lame horses sell gt less than half men: actuarvalue and an neither desirable for use or sale. Tho remedy is easy. A few bottles of. . L -.3 -no vulva -vuv -nu` an. a `nun-ulbv vl uncuu cured two Bo e pavlns of Ten Years` Standing. Farlvilln. NV Rh: Iv nun, A reductionot` 50 per cent in many lines . A Bargain lot of Lotte :-ligands. . % H Dodgers. From a. dollar a thousand Birds` Babies And Their Or-vdlea Envcldpes, Statements. up: fdr the next few Advance Office... months at AND A FARNERS we 30!! mum: Pockets Fibreware lndurated g;.ga------ -- v~-~_--y-vvx V Bond Head. Vt0=W.l| 13+ ;T:;_egdent. and J. E. olt. of Newt n #95 `Robinson; township 8. 8, L oooretary, ..c~- visited the three Sabbath ;_pg)jg_pgg_ jg, -town last Sunday i0t=:U19.,pnp . .. . V. 1 =.A._,; arriving at the standi'n"o!"thd ' "r.-_ '*3r:,1enoy of each school. A report was furnished by -the various superinten- . _L_. `A: nan:-no annual-hIn@}""3!".l`I:u.-I ' valeyat th`;71:oazi'l.."0t~ t'h_ J" W Gash prize of . silk hat. - =~=.;'- _:Mu-tha Miller. of Bet'd!i"ui!" Lfi~_ Hm-y B`. Moore. or_oha_`nt. tailor, o .1 Beeton. were utgitn 4, mi; of matrimony`-my Rev`. R? 4.1; ire, the oeremonywthe haPl3!.oouple . Ehnlv ztuLao--;.u ..vuv osyqu Ill ful students at tl1}Eaut ' ex5g;_;""!.. {nations at b 5"` 7" the name 0f`*=.G- " gist, with hhr9.H9 W. ice of BOND HE`AD.-0n2t;-. ., 9; June 3rd, a quiet and protEy_.weddi; 3 mo}; place at Bond Hoggl. yh A f d X left on the tev9ni!`i8 -tr&in..tto3u.'!or9q-."v _; :10, returning `Tu ' BEETON.-a Masdrll. :h1suu, 5 km, I L-__.......I...!_ Q Q . .____, .. \v:'-` --..uu1u:l_y nus uuuuuvuvuw "5 "' Dr. Ockloy. of the Methodgist1_c}:ur.tl3)1_1/:_- C01ling'\\'(;od ........ \Vm. 1I'ay.d8' . Id . cycle In.-mufucturcr i3.ndg1`,f3.I3,;.u 9g"' (he at the u. & M. hospital on SPd%"a afternoon as a result of `injEn`_ics. _r ccived at the hands Of. some Partig; unknown, on the night =':9:f'23r,w SEVERN BRIDGE.`,-+- '.i;.':i`1*i!'1`9- ."."W two sud drownings near _SVrn' -Bridge lust week--0I|A-.3 th~;B~ river and one in G no Tdu ', U11` -0 b0 8 name, ~.v- -~- lop ind J:stin.y`ven t' B`atB`:n3 I3 -"=55", Black river abo1'it~fiv.e Severn Bridge. and on` 11391?" 7i2w`yf homo, Justin. aged .twclve.;ju_1?1P9'`9n`" `1 108 which was fl08.tiIl8.`infth ` Of the river. This beSa1``t`:: 1-9"}-`:r War.ds Inid-stream. ' Th0:V?"'hy`5. f"w twenty feet out.` julnP`d,`V`L3`f1'-mV .~. 108. and began to swim to 831 a having_his c1othes'0l1}5_th`?y- ' him down. The body,VT.:V'53-3. .f0n Sunday _morning`a.`.`.r.'w - Owning occu fdents. `of course. evorythinwfaa : -found up to the mark. B6_0CQn- _ b bath schools arlovwell ogndnmtod gnaw the attendance In shod.-"" x ~ :; ;_.'.-i:;`.".= ."z > Uluuuuu -' -..- .__---. --r--noou,vIc' 4 runAt'\II3D _,T|- Inna Tannin (aQQ!_:AQ`.Li vxuu VII. .llll).',l3 uuLuUU1_. COLL1[.\'GWO0D.-- `At the-.1"e.8identf.e = of Mrs. Isabella: Smart. Lakeview. $30.1.- lingwood. Grace Florence. y01?31805t dughtur of the late John Smart; W83 married to Benjamin Pearce. son of John Pearce, Lippincot-tTSt--. T01`0nt-` The` bride was "given away` .1101:-. brother, Norman J. Smart. 2 Miss" Louisa Berry. cousin _0f_the bridqs `18? sistt-d uts bridesmaid. and Misses Ger- trude and Edna Smart, nieces of the bride. aotd as Tlower 'girls. The groom was supported `by H140 . B-' ~W'al.u.-.r Quarrington; of; Torontog, ,T!.1.e I 9-Nxnony was conducted by V" Th l'\-x I - -1 13.]. lNL.;n-A{"`i)K` ll lvu. ofthe d the VYe ll `OR1LLIA.- The roads being con- 'strucLed bylhe Geunty Aroadjmakers.` ' are models of what good road` making" should be. This is part_ioq().arIy._not-iee- able on the Col-dwater road. where boulders which have been a. source of anlloyatlce for years. have been taken out, and a permanent , _road` bod constructed, thatwvjll feather lloavy storms, as Well 8gSQSl}8-11-Q th_ effects of an abundance of tr_afic;..... Wordof more Orangemen "00mi!1 8` 00 the. 12th is received `ne.arlyL every V day. All lodges along the Mid1and'Ry- from Orlilli-.1 to Omemcc h.&_V word that they will be he"re;' ` All" North and South MUSk0kav Rousseau and Barrie districts have voted` mg. come. Pem-,t.angu_ish_erne will -also send [:1 1;u`;,re number. ' ' ' nnv 14 '1\vI11`fI\l\1-u A A. "LL - _`. ....2'.'l.u.u\p.i{ Luuu sA.vu~-... ! FLOS.--0n Friday afternoonand ev- ening over 100 willing hands gntherg` ed at "Balsam Grove." the residence of Jzis. McDermott. on the 10thvcon- ccssion of F105, and assisted in rais- ing the frame work of Mr.oM_oDor- moi.L`s new barn. 45x75 in size. `The fine stone stable underneath is the neat work of the trowel of John Mil-` .101. Tiny, while the fmming was done by Achie McLean. who also per-., formed the duties of director of core- monies. The barn is o_iw.e1l_seasoned timber and will be one of the best in the township. Sides were ohosonyv by Rubt. Lungman and4`Chas.,Gregg, Ihe latter winning a decisive victory. and by the way". we would like "to any we were on the winning side f\1\1V 1 7 A II, _ .__...I.. Ina-\=~\tw 1\t\t\_ V gostion of the Department .()`f,_h4g1-i. [n6 Bhtuuuuuuv us gvvuo the management. of the Staynel In- dustrial Association to adopt the sug- culture, and make the'Fairi1hii ygar purely educational and agricultural exhibition. There will beano horse- raginggcircus features or takirs. The Fair will be held on September` 16th" and .17th ..... .. Mr. Barry Wilcox and. Miss Annie Hewson. two of 8tayner most popular an-d estimable young; people. were quietly `1na.rried.in_-'l`or-e onto. on Wednesday. 3nd. inst. They returned on Saturday evening. and} have since been busy receiving ' the.` ccngratulutions an-d good wishes of their friends. W ___p..-. Y1e1__ g1_#___# ___j___ Jan 18 4 DIIUB Cull-IV UP "1-`V `' ""' '=`"`"f" , }`sO_hn:s:i`;.w%`e"lL.dI.11;8i';Q'a;:`.J`h VA" L`-WY` %%T .`T?"ZM '-le'a'v'in g*thc -ch'urch'.~ ~' r'1`- he" 81`00m5 IDL. L- LI... |...:.I..,...mn--.9.alnvalv > `lea'vmg` CDC 'lJLluruu. `J-uv 5.--... .. zift'~to the bridexewae.- halt hoop of diamonds. and to the brides- maid a pearl crescent`. and ;:.t0 the 'groo_m s man a.- pearl scarf pin. The `bride rece'i`ved adlrarge V number `oil ~ha`ndsome `and v cc`Stiy' weddingor pres-' ents too numerous to mention. which testify `to the esteem in which _.she' is` held. The: gir.l`fri'ends_ of thebiride d`ecorat'ed` the church very :,tfas'teful- ly 'Withg"field' daisies;-A and,V(ho'v\_rer ed them` upon her as shevas fleaying the eh1u:ch.* " V ` '- ~ - ' u.n.p.n;u:..o..y ., . (Received too -late.for4-`last week.)` : 4Mis.s,, Ethel A Buoha_n,an`.; ,0L .. -Truro. Nova Scotia. is the guest of her cou- sin, gpti Byzvliargan. _ ~ ;'_ % ;t.\.!rx3,ed, bbme star` ,`in_ T9ro;_hft9;_ . .._.(, `.> ,.. `_ r the _` and: ' that its owner is_ a butcher. accounts 0RlLLIA.-- The mystery connected with the finding of a horse and bug- gy with blood on part of the harness in an isolated part of Rama Township has been partly (},1'e_.l_ed:Vup`'_byA find- ing the owner of the horse. Last week "Constable James. of Ardtrea. was notified by Crown Attorney Cot- ter. to look out for ahorse and bug- gy which had been stolen from a butcher in the County town. The des- cription of the animal furnished by the. County detective tallied exactly wit'hf'that of the `horse `found. by Mr. . Mulvihill. so Constable. James took.` poseesion of the horse. ` The fact for _ the blood on the halter. No 'trace"ot the thief has been found. The horse was: stolen from Barrie on" May 9th...,...One of the prettiest wed- dings of the season tdoli place Wed- nesday. morning at St. James Church. when Miss Muriel Corbett. daughter of the late Dr. Corbett.'was united in marriage to Mr. Francis Edward McPherson. of this*tow'n. Rev. Csnonf: Greene officiated. The bride looked. charihin'g;as she entered the church. on the arm of her` brother-in-law`. Mr.. Charles Janes. in a navy blue tailor--- made gown. with lace collar a.nd stole. with hat to n;iatoh.,carrying. a shower bloucjuet ofjwhite bridal i'oses.a'n`d liyl-5.? . idisxldt-tih-va11e-;?h bridsmai<!=Mi9=:;. 'Bgssie'Corbett. `wore a dainty own` . at . pink and1,-vi'.hite-.~.orqandie.-~, with white `hat and 1a`ce'i;giitf'sS and; ofarridi` aishowyer. boqiit` otifisweet Iii; `TM; gr'oom __l-iwas as%isted7by' Mr-Q25 <}.Br' ` Raplei,- ..;.. The be'autita;lr i,d,1- march , ~Lohs5ns.rin-` wag-.5 plawd -I -W 9P!nid.. `effect by Mr.5`J- `1..1`-"`li1 _d`1'"xl -. `*.5"-` "19 bride came up. the aisle. and Mendeli- . .....u._.. ..-'.-.-.... ... ...I..-ua`;.ninhd1n.=.sirn1-n,- : which all did ample justice. [""-`vs---V j HT .09 5hiida%~vnne.%tnswy a:t;tired.. * and lnalmd .n....-...:.;;..` -`"n`):`:__-: Ill d EIIIIIIII {riding a. new renauvea E11114 El... v.-v avvvr I10 I10" The eeremony was performed in_,_-the; presence of only a few relatives and `l `_ `fknnvl-I- A -------~ " ' nau-e.:< ysaes~==eaa lr;i1) x*b'3w- 3L6`voi?& % _- i9;,`..}aon .-30.3: 1,0 _ , hLo,v,e`ri`ng,, uwgrq _ `nit$&` in _'t,`l1l'ef_ hol_y nus; df 'w`ear 3;: \i't1i%`1lVo$ 1r.-`J. H';~'8he1ii)ii-d;- miqgat ng-3 `T116 oeremonv wan nnr-In.-in...) :_ u.- l 'V""P may go! `guy--V _-` V, 6 ~ I:-2:959 0.1:. Jr..;WJ1$-in m`.,a`1;~;,:-%`,? :?'-. s %.; ..::"`;..A';`; `.{'.%1";.2? _3?9?`. 2'! a `Go ' a cave . out` saying and his excellent address {dance fut-ninhna I. -.-_.I____, m an .3 -. -gese" ` .2:ar'- ",' ' VY ,3 3:}. H`:-.d.-i ")"P"w$sf!~. *1 193.5 ,`'`.?9'.`'`- ~ ~ - ..r `l3`*-25.9? T"`.`%" {?9"t} izma-`ii-L Q1`..- IQI`. an ' `-1,-`:-M--`-*. .""? !'?3'~ r FR--_--A~ very. pretty -at-e -.vv.oi1din.m mt-%..:tM .1. .. r.d_.s.L&_ J- - 15': mL-.__)._. u;in1S_iuuS.' % fi 1!` Q.-lrpgl A; ;.pm'xin V'mil.1~A M.ary;~ "of tlio 'gr6&sm,..g`u'p;` I, urluiln bk- .._--__u~ f'TI-1 I 0 . On the .eve_nin`g` of June _10th`. _by .tAha.-accidental discharge of gun. Howard-. . the _seven-year-_old son at G. W, Brqwn. hatchery was `in- stantly killeid.1_`,l`he, littljg Afgllow. with an _e_l,der: brother and `driver. employ; `_. -v.-.. . v-. -.- vwuavvv yuan Asmall ad. appearing regularly isl two11"th` much more than the same amount of spacer concentrated into one big ad. for one issue. The;'_publie hfas_ a short memory for-things adver- 'tLs'ed-there_ _are.go many of them. It. _is__`fso_on "forgotten. anid _.jts usefulness gone; The` smaller may not attract -so 1nuch`_'attentionvat .tir-st.but.if per- 'sist:ed in_day"atterV_1aiy=. andweek af- ter week. the more permanent re- _su1t_s_ will, ggltoyv. _The name '_ o_f- the warm I-9sndethe;.i>har.@oltet :~`.f it~he store ma its,utefi#es"i'6e3`m wetlrixed `in the mind of the'p'ii15lic'."fnd' "the re- sults will .finall_y come. Successful ad- vertising means persistent adverti's- A ling. ` '* v I A seven-"tar-01 _13oy.A_oc1antAny ne}; - ` Another .l..aat~ Wee: vcvv nIv\r.n\d An. vgnv vasuulvu Advertising. to be sticccssfui. `must be continuous: One big-ad. inserted` once, or on1y.occasionel1y; will} not: take the place of an ordinary _a'd.' pub-" lished regularly. Might as wellthink `of taking one :huge'ijmea1e.ewek. in- stead of_tlg'e three regular; every d_ay. Y.cu .d feel` starved most pf the__time and so the business which isyrepre-. sented by an occasional la1fge.ad.. or even a_`n oc`ca'sional small one.-is" sim- ply starved in between times. I A ___;-n -3 _ _-_ __--.,_I--,1_ 9- (ed circular. on goodpaper and well . -v'_-._ v.'----- V-_ v-.v -an--.-no-so-.n.n ` Even it read. the cheap circular creates in the mindof the reader a feelingof `distrust towards the house which attempts to economize by the use of such literature. A`n'eatly`print- written. creates a favorable impres-B sion at_ once. The largest cost of cheap circulars is simply money thrown away. ' , T. Another `kind of false economy is the irregular `intermittent advertis- ing-p.ractised so_much by a certain proportion of `retail_ers-a~nd- others.` \ You place" an` ad. in the paperi. AE reaader sees it-reads it through--is- favorably impressed-thinks he will send _for the;article advertised- -- or he decides to call in and get one} `next timeI"m -down town"-but not -just then Perhaps he forgets about it. and "if he never sees your name in the paper . again. .; chances are `he will neverbe reminded about it ag`a_in. . _ "The"! stores in any, town are the stores. which advertise the mos't re- gularly in the newspapers. '1`;he`pro- per kind of advertising will build up any businesssoe that it will become one of -'1`he`., . stores--the *representa- tive store in thetr_ade".p _._g,u A To-attempt to save money .by,'-issu- ing cheap `circulars is no economy. A circular poorly printed on a cheap grade of paper is seldom. read dby its recipient; Itusually goes at once to. the waste basket. or into the `stove. with not even a glance at_it._ And the impremion at once received is "that a firm that cannot afford or knows no more than to send out such stuff as that. is -certainly not`ofer- ing anything worthy of consideration. The.` logical conclusion is that `the firm that pays as little attention to, these detailslis consistent enough to give the same kind of attention to the other details of the business. = _Mra:1v.n_!@l_tra.ss.;!l' ,i.A- Arnold,- ` 3-`E? 'v%""'.~'.h3J-`3`?`:=9`.` M}'.;*};` ' ` aI`i'b'n. A . "day; -*,' - 1 `vs ma `Mt-.`*'eo*. Quuntnn 'siIs.v agd `Min Tran, a'pm't,lu_n V ;""I'I'.".; AL. n V A 33` '1` 7';(Erez"n'~' the U(3ana:d.ian , Groce - a1'.o`ina'nre'thc greatest;-`reaul `T must advertise right`. The In _. mediums . space. 3` `circularizing.l'<*7;filtc.; pa`-'.Q'prrpot !Yery ~*:v;leta3_l;ye or the results Will_=}.'n()t bqit-f,a:j.`7gbg iinodl` Il:"is. fiarefere. tale tonne poor and careless methoQ7m}im- proper mediums. insufficient or'sup- erflous space. interior circulars?) or other printed matter. " Ill- -An ~""v "".' . W, . ' ' i`W_0i58l6i!`~Hodgins has rel =-`h:n'3` `TQM 4 ft): -a,A .-fev uni`; .`.l 1-....-` -____.A. :1 EST. _` `wi.tfl.i:-' gm 933%? -1 M ' A "*`.n~a`'} 00! friends h/o!r<;_- :1-v8'u;nTia`y:.-_". ;lCripps. otx Hilladale. tynda hero. V `IY_ _ `Ion. --. - vlllli "XIII T hero_ on Y-..` ..v:,xV-. . 5,--. -, ` 0 wegod "too `late for lastVw6:`i:i kf%ET) ` h""`ioo cream sooizl `3.lu..h Mdtlday, .w.. -v ;_: |?(7*.\\ " " "` '=-f~` As. ` Mr. G. 0. Allan Vshippesd u .oaf;1ad- K f;p."B. " Hm is, 19b 4, ;1;;sgTsio1i>`;1;st'. ( .'I_!. I. M. Gilpilkiiatiii Sawierr t_ Hawk'estane_ os Baturdgy. '1;:uMi/'lB=;8. Guest. of Adjala. is sp,e'nd- tgw days b9usm'=2_|@iss 7 W0` ,3.` ' ; /_.`," _`_` rxwsrm lnvznnsnj ., 1` T '`cs`_li`aTe1"":``t'?' EB`ii`y"""Pb zhE.""on`g31t-_ mjday. June_A18th. _ } " nun-._ vs - 5 wuivlgq "E.-VEQ1: ;0.f:--' 11 m`h.>3aa` mama `oohnrnwoon .36? KILLD _&-n: `I rnmomunanaumuon. '='iist.ti-* 10. OM. ' wilt map In. ca. 1116 0Uug1'u5uL1uu nus out.- gxfown its resent qqarters and the new ohm-o is requnrpd to accom- moglate the increase xn membership uwfhnqh.. has been so remarkable. The church will be built _of the sengc beau- 1ti_tul`0pn'oord_. grgmte of which `the `the- :Na,tional.r Lxbratytzt Buitdinge in mi in :9-g;eiaee:oenatrugge4-W H='1`l2c' e, __f,W~ilI~ -b.G;'.G. hioygangl. Lyn ,, . . _ 1 b9'::,in,; Lu '.lUUI.. 6|. ll. LULIII Ullhlily .Ul _96Ug` 005. she pxjeeented Christian Sgnence Hall and" rounds to the local mem- bers, for `t eir use. On February 22nd. 1%'8_99'. First. Church of Christ. Scien- ;1s_t. was or mixed with__a member'- shnpbof 78. t e oongregatnon has out- Hrnurn H-a`1-n-nnnnl- nun!-I-or: anal I-Inn UUUU U1. |..l'll.$lu 111 THE IEIIIOIC 1037! .1!|.l8. Eddy` purchased the rt 0 0- -site the, High ] School.pI1l:1 agjoigng gzhe S'te'.te- capitol. and` after remodel- gng` the mansion `into ahall and read- nn -room at u. 'total`outlay .of $20`.- H gshn n1-nnnni-ad (`.1-n-{Hon Hninnnn Concord. N. H.. May 7.- Through the generous gift of.the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy. the Christian Scientists of Concord. N. H.. are to have one of the finest church structures in the Granite state. Work` Will begin `upon the new structure in the near future. _'1`he-gift of Mrs. Edd in- eludes the desirable lot of lan now occu _ied by Christian Science Hall in the cart` or the city; at the corner of State. and School streets. and` is without doubt.one of thefinest loca- tions in..Concor.d for a church build- ing. Mrs.` Eddyf also presents to the church a cash` donation of $100,000. `making: her total present represent the sum of -$120,000. The church will be bui1t._ot Concord granite -as speci- fied `b `Mrs. Ed`cl'y1n her: or1%i[nal. dead 0 trust. In ithexfallznot 1897- rs. Iuuinnknnnpi Jk. 6`-.B_.\uuLu- ;u---.4. _....-J- . If the alternative `or puttiug-addi- adopted. it will. of course. mean a further-`deduction in the agricultural population of Ontario. and this will be nothing less than a national mis- fortune. The `agricultural .population is too small as it is.~and- everything tional' land in pasture is" generally which can be done towards increasing I that population shoul-d `ho done. The choice of two alternatives is! being presented to the farmers of] Ontario. Either more help must be obtained for the purpose of making the soil produce more. and operations ' must be carried on practically the-. year round. or else less help will be employed and land now -in cultiva- tion will beturned to permanent pas- ture. One indication that farmers find themselves face to face with an impending change is found in the crop bulletin just issued by the Ontario .Bureau of Industries. Rtmning` all 'through the reports of correspon- idents given in that bulletin are found `statements as to the extent to which the farmers are accepting the alternativelast named. In Elder- slic. in Bruce County, a good deal of the regular farming land is. says one `correspondent, passingl into the Ehanids of drovers. to be used for .grazing purposes. From Usborne. in Huron County. comes a similar `re- port. From Asphodel. in Peterboro._ :is sent the report that farmers are putting in" only what they can put in themselves. and allowing the re- mainider_ to go for pasture. In Ber_tie. in Welland. it is reported that more land is being seeded` and less plowed _ for grain. In Colborne. Huron County. ` it is statedvmany `farmers are doing without `help. and are giving up a greater portion of their farms for pasture. From Nichol. in Wellington County. it is reprted that althugh, as a means of facilitating work. three and four teams were employed. this year. still more land is being: given ,up to pasture and the growing of . hay. ' 1311, ,in, , ll '~a Ixi `cl IHIIVV-'.IWU-In . .-T.I1iI'*i **5~!equest._-- ._ 9 ' j _ The Ottawaa Journal of, June ,9th. '<* iefoirtains . the iollowingx :;`I.j:articulars`' 1 95150rnin`thejdriawning`not? c. F; V Valleau;_fw'hFv_fifllv jremembered as_'_ . residing. "._`$a!rl'i0 "during his boyg. _ :-'-The body "of Chas. _F. Vallea_u.- ~ or ogtaiva; i an employee at - thee`-Black; ` *hin_-n` `mica nuee :at~' l!cGregori Lake}. ' who was in"the:lake on` Bun-. _. ~dhy_g was 1-recovered last: eveningabeut; I o "rive: o'clock`. -The -un'tortun`ate .ma`n- ; A went font`-:~ to the-' like which is about .` 1 `eight. miles tmminuiuiu thechelsea ;`:li s'trict. on -Sundayy with Messrs. A Alex Rogers - and 1`.-` Brassard. `of. Per- .hin s?Mills`c1!hey, went in-bathing and; i in the course of evehtzifoind an old 1 ?`c_a'n oe.` `which they vrigluted and: get into. =They. startedn` to paddle` across _the lake. but the ~canoo began to ` fill. Theyhad in dog in. the a canoe - and to -lighten -the cratta w.hich.'..was , leaking rapidly. `they t~hre'w- the _dog_ -This created confusion. -` and ~ the canoe upset. `Mr.=.Valleau left the other two withht-he oapsiz.ed,}`canoe_ _ and-started} to swim: for shore. but before he got all the way .he uttered a shout...-andsanlr. Thiszwas onlyabout titty yards from shore. They upset: about = six hundred` yards'- away e frofni shore. Messrs. Rogers and Brassardf` did all in their power to.rescue_th.ei1_-, -`unfortunate comrade. `but to no pur pose. They..then`1n&x'ked,._t;he place on the shore.opp osite the body sank". and Mr. Rogers -came to V Ot- tawa. `to break the news to the un- fortunate ma n s brother. Mr. G. E. Valleau., of the British, gdmericap Bank Note Company. Mr.-roht. Ber- land accompanied the party back to McGregor Lake. where a search was kept up until the body was recovered. The coroner. Dr. Graham; Hull. -was notified and decided that an inquest was not necessary.-The remains were brought to Ottawa. Mr. Valleau s' -mother. until recently. resided on Cartier St., but has moved to Toronto. ` Mr. Geo. E. Valleau. the brother. lives at 375 Gilmour St. The late Mr. Valleau was 37 years of age. .and5 was very _well known about the city. A 4 13 Ontario aacomzng "3 Paaurb Field? 9| W Vl{u' nted 04; .A- --._.I New Christian gcience Chin-ch. VIKWHBBY enml __A,,lig!_:t _`]engine, running on the Brookvill_e.. Wnqtport as Sanlt Ste.` ?Mgri ,Baj1fwa,y__' struck a7rig contain- `twhiad n; Ji;.~ 4`on.,-b;Aq_1tossing V near mg; 7' ` ..1;!'.;:`;`l1o1fa%1:.'n.'iwvaa,I4il1- ht` ger, to me. as'_I have the Barrielof bid. pictured as vividly in my memory as `though I visited it but yesterday. with its ridge of hills over-looking what was then the town. and the streets sloping gently down to the beautiful `sheet -`of water `which laved its vtee,'t._ `These I v'vill`_ find; the V same, together" with the bracing atmos- phere peculiar to the northern sec- tion of _A?merioaL in-summer, w unvsa v-. gn-any-nvw gnu uusaanqgavnu ;Lqoking forward; to a can on Advance people. I am. my _dear - ` T "Yours truly. ' H. C. `Smith. _-*7, _;. .. ...._-,v`- V- V . \rv`nuau' ~-v-v.._`..~-.-vs. all these exquisite emotions known only to thosewho again visit their native heath after years of expat- ;'iation.-Those` whom I knew in my boyhood are either deador forgotten and I ehztll walk your streets a stranger, save for.my ,r.eIatives who" still abide in -the County--of Bimcoe. 'But"your beautiful town is no stran- `.._A L, ,_ 'r|,.,_ -. pl Mr. H. C. Smith. of Lafayette.` In- diana. an old Barrie boy. who fol- lows thwart preservative. in renew- ing his subscription to` the Advance writesla most interesting letter? in which he states his intention`of vis- iting the town this `summer. Mr. Smith is a nephew of Mr. Eugene Smith. of Barrie. and has many` rel- atives resident in the County. His letter is. as follows ;-After- an ab- sence-of 46 years from the town where I first `saw light. I shall prob- ably visit dear Qld Barrie some time during the summer. It- will be a true wa_nderer s return, accompanied by ..Il LL--- . _ _ . _ . _ _ L- __A!-___ I _ - A - --._ He is Coming Ho;;"'IThIs Summer, but (ow will Remember aim ; ERHWT FARM MACHINE co., Bellows |=ans,vt.` l.l3L`& will ,1. __