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THE ENTERPRISE OF EA5T NORTHUMBERLAND Volume XX.--No. 40. COLBORNE* ONT., THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1903. $1.00 in advance, or $1.25 at end of year lqulsheli wBrc sorrowanfl darkness and r, great Easter, b 0 Baster.bright EasUr.ho^v welcome the nan " - ■ • It bids U8 the praises of Jesus proclaim; n -i,. ,)-a t.t <:m:v>->*l---i • irpn«ni|t and vast; It telii us that l.i:- i~ triuniphaiit at last. is the Joy that' thy teaching* it Forever Bet free from the curse and the stain Arc those who with Jesus have risen twin. O Easter, gri .it Baster.thu O Easter, grand H For Jesus has rt "Wo worship and h( 4ndytakenUhis'St AN ACHING BACK Is the first indication of kidney disease and should be taken as a sign of dangsr --a warning to use Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills while yet there is time to avoid the dreadful pains and certain fatality of this terrible disease. There is no gness work, no experimenting when you use this prescription. It brings relief in a remarkably short time, and because of its combined action of liver and kidneys, cures complicated cases which cannot be reached by ordinary treatment EAST COLBORNE. Mrs Peebles and Miss Macy Peebles are 1'ot.e again after an absence of Bevei til weeks. Mr. N. T. Lowe returned home on Saturday evening after spending a month in Toronno. Mt. and Mrs. Alex. Morrow returned to their home last week after being away for nearly two mouths. Mr. Roy Workman and family hare moved into the house which he recently purchased from his father. Mr. Kemp and family have moved into the house which for many years •was the home of Mr. D. E. Palmer. Mrs. Oscar McDonald returned last Friday to Allans Hill, N. Y. accompanied by Iter brother, Mr. S. Dudley Mr. P. Nelson and family have WICKLOW Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wait were visiting friends in Trenton for several days recently. Mr. W. Clarence has returned from Almonte and. will spend this summer near Colbornc. Mr. Carlton Gill has had the misfortune to so injure his hand that he will be disabled for some time. It is hoped that he will soon he all right again. Mr. John Nobles and family have moved into their new home recently purchased from Mr. J. J. Hinman. It is hoped that all that makes a home joyous and bright may for long years be granted to them. The young people of the two churches are preparing for a series of Sunday evening services which are expected to he attractive and profitable. Mr. D. Harris has been visiting friends and relatives here. He expects soon to go near Ottawa where he is to take charge of a cbe»-8e factory On Tuesday of last week fire destroyed the dwelling >'.vned and occupied by Mr. C- Wait. The fire, started Irotu the stovepipe in the upper part of the house and had made such bead-way when it was discovered it was ate, to do anything more than ae the children and save some of the contents of the house. LINLITHGOW Mr. Dean MacGregor spent Sunday at Mr. Jos. Gnffis'. Mr. Jas. Connolly is improving his residence by shingling this week. Mr. Douglas Rutherford has returned from visiting friends in Campbell-ford. Mr. and Mrs. A. Porter are en gaged with Mr. John Rutherford for " e summer. Mss Rachel Johnston, of Colborne, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and "rs. Jos. Griffls. Captain Casey and Mr. R. J. Rutherford were guests at Mr. Robt. Mac-Gregor's on Saturday. Mr. Andrew Rutherford and his sister .Miss Jennie were in Vernonville la it Tuesday evening. House cleaning is all the talk now. e men are glad to say we are not interested in that work but we men ba'e tnuckle a-day. A WARNING TO MOTHERS. Ask any doctor and he will tell yot that the "soothing"' medicines coataii opiates and narcotics dangerous t< the health of infants and children livery mother should shun these » called medicines as she wuuid ileaiil; poison. Baby's Qwn Tablets is th only medicine specially prepared for children sold under an absolute guarantee to centain no opiate or harmful drug. Eyery'dose helps little enes and cannot possiulv uo harm. No other medicine ha3 been sc warmly praised by mothers eA'ery where. Mis.,1. ±i St;i,i,ien,Weybum. N. W. t., says:--'Baby's Owr are va.liable in ease of diarrhoea, c stipation, hives, or when teething, have never used medici je that gi such good satisfaction." These Tablets will promptly reli and cure all minor ailments of ch ren and may be safely given to a I born baby. Try them for your oh W00LER Mr. John A. McColl of Lake is again in our midst. ■• Crews of Mt. Zion is visiting tin Mrs. Frank Wessels. Wm. Oliver i« at Mrs. Gould's attending her daughter Bertha. Norris Wessels is home again after spending the winter at Dorset. Mr. Henry Sharp of Campbellford is calling on old acquaintances here. The Public School (;oncert to 1 held on April 9th promises to be good as the children are putting forth even effort to make it a success. The Junior Riblo Class* of tin Friends Sabbath School met at th< home, of their Teacher, Mr. John S. Ten-ill recently and presented him A large number of men attended the bee at the church lot on Tuesdt of last week. They were drawing sand and stones and making general preparations for building as soo Tablets j pe'^fMer *» v GUESS The mother knows the touch of the soft hands too well to need to guess, and for the moment the playful spirit of the child and forgets her toil and weariness. Then a sudden movement sends a thrill of pain through her and she realizes that thov h love may lighten labor it cannot lighten P Thousands of women who have suffered from backache, headache, and other consequences of womanly disease, have been made well women by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It establishes regularity, dries unhealthy drains, heals inflammation and ulceration and cures female "I cannot say enough in Pra"« °f Dr. Pierce's gooi" writesftfrs. Henry Harrell, of Tarboro. N ' Sox :. "I v .t ■ ■ - ■ walk when I began taking the Favonte Pre-icription.' I also had neither eat nor steep ( four different di MAYHEW FOR CLOCKS We have a new assortment Prescription ' to me and ---.d am now well and kind of work." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the most desirable laXfttiv* for delicate mended your ' Favorite Pri [tctfft only three bottles a hearty Can do almost an; SHELTER VALLEY. Mr. Kinley's house was destro fire last week. Some of the farmers got the while the small snow storm t Ust week. Sunil of hist week was Review the Sabbath School. The rere taken bv Rev. Mr.Dixon, ,ing set vice and the S. School at 10 A. M. lertha McColl was taken seri- of clocks. Mantle clocks $8.00 I0.00 12.oo 15.00 Kitchen clocks $2.5o 3.oo 4,oo 5.oo Hall clocks $5.oo 6.00 7.oo to 5o.oo Alarm clocks $I.oo 1.5o 2.oo We guarantee any clock bought here to give first-class satisfaction. A good assortment to choose from. H.J. MAYHEW, Jeweler and Graduate Optician. - Colborne. WHEN : YOU HOUSE! Let us help you. We can furnish you with everything necessary foi cleamnp;, such as step-ladders, pails, scrubs and window brushes, mops, carpet and furniture beaters--in fjtet, .everythjng necessary to help you make things' spick and span. Don't put up vvith the old when the new are so cheap, jrdware Store, OUTRA8M <& CO. liborne. >ane in her sad bera< : Gilbert from acros iog at. Mr. Henry Fa: A number of the young men from this place were missing on Monday night of last week. "Strange too" as some of them had bells on. Mr. Demorest has engaged Mr. Edgar Westovor of Sydney as helper in the cheese factory, which probably will commence operations' tor the coming season on the 16th inst We hope the approaching soiinji may have a tendenc, toward bringing back to better health, the maay sick in this neighborhood. At present Mr. Benjamin Lacey, Mrs. Jama* Drink-waiter and Mrs. Stimeis an ii rery poor health. The Cause of Woman's Ills the Ope pur 011 good clean sh Both of our Canning Factories here are into the new syndicate but it is expected that the business will be fried on the s: s form Mr of the Nesbittis 0110 of the di new company Mrs. Marshall Herrington of Smith-field died last week. She was a daughter of Mr. Wm. Fiekvorth of Craniahe. IN 1 death in the prime of life is certaiuly very sad and her rel-d tends have the sympathy of all. Mr. J nhi< Ni.> f Wo , Mai IBS CULVER'S j Spring Millinery Opening. and lir htm Baptist churches. Mr. W. Montgomery of Alnwick Mr. James Kelly planted potatoes on the 31st of March. The rain and snow of :ast week prevented the farmers seeding for a A gang of lumber men have started to cut timber in the woods owned by . F. Gallagher of Walk worth. They ; 11 Wli , J. F. irk, A Mill In 2 : the , ..jllarly fern cause is to be found in a weakened and 1 exhausted condition of the system. The j nerves ara depleted and the blood thin i and watery If medicines have failed to cure, it is because the wrong treatment lias been used. Mrs. Henry Clark, Port Hope, Ont., states:--"I nave used seven box:s of Dr. , Chase's Nerve Food for nervousness and I a completely run down system, and can • I heartily recoma.end it-as a wonderfully j ! effective treatment. Before usm* this i remedy I bad Leen in very pocr health for : ! some months. I se< med to have no 1 : energy or ambition, felt tired and listless . i most of the time, and could scarcely drag | 1 myself about the house. I was weak, : 1 irritable and nervous, could not sleep i 1 well, and felt discouraged a:x>ut my health. Dr. Chase's Nerve l'ood has taken away these symptoms r-nd given back my usual health and vi„.)r, consequently I endorse it fully." 50 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edman-son, Bates & Co., Toronto. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food 'bourns Long, Fort Hope; Mayor M. A. James, Bowmanville; Reeve F. S. White. Councillors It. S. Dickinson and William McCallum, Township of Hope. The deputation was accompanied by Messrs Ward, Beith and McColl, M. F.'s the first named gentleman introlucing them. The Mayor of Fort Hope extended a cordial invi tation to Mr. Rlair to visit the town and go over the route. Mr. Met'allit.n on behalf of the Township of Hope trd Of C ii" superb early as No matter how long you j have been i!!, nor how j pooviy you may be tc^ay,; Ayer's Sarsapafilfa is the j best medicine you can take for purify ug and en-! riching the blood. Don't doubt It, put your whole trust in it, throw m -- lu- Cranial il6th, 1903, Mr. d 68 years, 11 M You have no doubt he; display, do not fail to 5 possible. Ladies who desire exclusive ideas always eagerly seek and quickly secure our novelties. When you have revelled in the millinery loveliness to your heart's content have look at the Blouses and white underwear we have in stock. MISS K. CULVER, I Colborne, - - Ontario. HARNESS! if you have not had a set of Oak Tanned Harness Either single or heavy or light double, try W. Barton & Son for a sett and be convinced there is 110- Ihmg to surpass it for durability. fci W. BARTON & BOH, Colborne, - - Ontario.