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COLBORNE. JULY 6th, 1905. SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S. London Will- Honor Ambassador Hay As it Did McKinley. London, July 4.--A memorial se» vice for the late Secretary Hay will be fteld in St. Paul's cathedral Wednesday afternoon, similar to that held ih September, 1901, in memory of President McKinley. Instead of cancelling the events which had been arranged for the cele-fejfcjtgn of the 4th of July in London, it has been decided to postpone them until July $ out of respect for the late Secretary of State, John Hay. At Cleveland. Cleveland, July 4.--The casket containing the body of Secretary John Hay arrived here yesterday and was placed in the auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce, where it will remain under military guard until 9.30 o'clock Wednesday, when it will be taken to the chapel in Lake View cemetery for the funeral services. COMMISSIONER TO MONTEVIDEO, To Inquire In the Facts of the Agnes Donahue Seizure. Ottawa, July 4.--The Canadian Government is determined to get at the facts in connection with the seizure and confiscation of the Halifax schooner Agnes Donahue and the imprisonment of her captain and mate. Up to the present time the British Consul at Montevideo has had charge of the case, inly report to the Foreign Office iaiio! through tedious diplomatic! channels to Ottawa. Now, however, Mr. S. H. Pel-ton, K. C., of Yarmouth, N. S., has been directed to proceed to Montevideo and make a searching investigation into all the circumstances. He will get into touch with the British Consul on arrival and report the facts, as he ascertains them, at the earliest possible date to the Canadian authorities. GODERICH ELEVATOR BURNS. Held Over 320,000 Bushels of Wheat-Loss Will Be Great. Goderich, July 4--The rich TBI*, vator and Transit Co.'s elevator totally destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon, together with about 320,000 bushels of wheat in storage. The elevator was valued at $132,000 and Insured for $95,000. There was also 15,000 insurance on the powerhouse adjoining, which was saved, slightly damage}. It was impossible to ascertain last night the amount of the insurance on the wheat, each owner having placed his own insurance, and most of it ' owned by outside parties. The wind happened to be blowing across the harbor, or the Gode Milling Co.'s elevator would also ly have been destroyed. WASTING ANAEMIA. a trouble that afflicts thousands of young girls--cured by dr. William's pink pills._ Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do only one thing, but they do it well. They fill the veins with new, rich, red health-giviDg blood, which drives away all traces of anaemia, headache, backache, palpitation, nervousness, eli'z'ness and despondency. The new blood they make brightens dull last-less eyes, and brings the rosy gle-- of health to pale cheeks. In cirri anaemia Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ct the foundation of consumption well. The new blood they actually make gives new strength and vigor to every organ in the body, and enables 't to fight whatever disease attacks it. That is why they are the best medicine in the world for girls in their teens--or women in middle life-- to all those whose blood is weak, watery or impure. Miss Mazy E. Pratt, Blyth, Ont. gives strong^testimony to the value of these pills. ' She says: "I was sufferer for oyer a year with anaemi ,s completely run down, had fi quent headaches,- spells of dizziness, and palpitation of the heart. I tored all summer and was. no better when I began. I had practically given up all hope of finding a when my brother advised me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I got four boxes and when I had taken them I so much better that I got boxes more, end before I had taken all these I was completely cured. nore thankful than I can say for what the pills have done for me but for them I would not be enjoying good health to-day. I strongly urge all weak girls to give Dr. Willi Pink Pills a fair trial." Miss Pratt's experience proves the alno of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills " yery weak and ailing person. These pills can be had from any "medicine dealer oi by mail from the Dr. Wits' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., at 50c. a box or six boxes for $2.50. ; The Equity Life of Canada RUSSIAN CRUI8ER SAVES LIVES. French Steam s Wrecked Off th. Mraman Coast. Aden, Arabia^^uly^^j^^gghflMaj terday, having on boarcf^LS^persons from the French steamer Chodoc, from Saigon for Bordeaux, which is ashore off Cape Guardafui, at the mouth of the Gulf of Aden. The Rion, which was homeward bound from Batavla, was attracted by the signals of the survivors, who managed to get ashore at Cape Guardafui despite the hostility of the natives. Only a few lives were lost during the transfer of the passengers and crew fr6m the Chodoc to the shore. DR. JOHNSTON, M.P., DEAD. Liberal Member For West Lambton Dies In Ottawa. Ottawa, July 4.--Dr. Johnston, M.p. iter West Lambton, died at 12.82 this ©orniag. Death was due from blood goiloning, following an attack of Ifyaipslas. Dr. Thomas George Johnston was elected to the House of Cpm-taons as a Liberal to represent West Lapbton at a bye-election in 1898, and ,w&i re-elected at the subsequent general elections. He was born In Saniia in 1849. negro connected with Lemon Bros.' circus, am" one of the quartet arrested for complicity in the Robefval outrage, was committed to stand his trial at Roberval yesterday. William Justin, one of the prisoners, pleaded gu'ijty to carrying firearms and was fined $10 and costs r- a month's imprisonment. Last of Boxer Indemnity. Pekin, July 4.--The final Boxer uv ejemnity agreement was signed Sunday, the Russo Chinese Bank difficulty having been removed. China, therefore, will liquidate on the basis originally proposed. The affair is regarded as satisfactorily settled. A C. P. R. Purchase. London, July 4.--(CAP.)--Private alMbes state that the Esquimau and Nftfaimo Railway, with three steamers, has been sold to the C.P.R. Cornwell's FOR The $1.00,$I.I0and$1.25 SHIRTS Fancy French Weaves" and Patterns, ' 5 Cents. Do you know the place? If not your pleasure has suffered. Takea free trip, a mental little journey through Muskoka by asking for that handsome Muskoka Folder issued by the Grand Trunk Railway System, --it contains a large map, nineteen views, and a fund of facts. Take the journey some evening after supper with your wife and children. Then slam your door on tee doctor for 1905 by taking your family on a real journey through the Muskoka District this summer. The Ideal Family Resort. For all particulars apply to agents. TEACHER WANTED. J-- OR the Primary Department of th begin after the .summer va.-'itioi' An experienced teacher pre ferret Applications received by the tindei signed up to July 1st 1905. A. A. GOULD, ■^TOW MEluCINES TO THE DOGS At best they are unpleasant, often useless. You have some disease of the nose, throat or lungs. Doctors would call it bronchitis, asthma or catarrh. The common root of these diseases is germ ormicrobic irritation, --Catarrhozone not only destroys disease germs, it does more, it heals diseased and inflamed tissue. The disease is not only cured, but its return is forever prevented by using Catarrhozone which is splendid also for colds, coughs and irritable throat. Remember you inhale Catarrhozone-- Nature's own cure--uee no other but Catarrhozone--It's the best catarrh cure made. Cornwell's FOR Spring Gioves, ~ Ties, Shirts, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Socks, Braces, Boots, Shoes, And Rubbers. Drifted Out Into Lake 10 Miles at Collingwood. Colllngwoocf, July 4.--A drowning ac ejdent was narrowly averted yesterday by the presence of mind of an 8-year-old boy and his two brothers, aged 4 Tho three boys, sons of Policeman Wlllison, went down to the town park on the lake shore about 18 o'clock, and the two older boys went In for a swim, and taking their little brother with them on a raft. There was a severe strong wind blowing off shore and before the little fellows were aware of H they were drifting out Into the lake. Some one discovered their clothes, and a searching party was organized. The little, fellows were given up for lost, but as a forlorn hope a launch was secured and steamed out into the bay. When darkness was coming on they caught sight of a tiny speck and made for it. The three boy* were still cltnglng the raft, which was becoming heavier as they went out. They were nearly ten miles from The Presbyteria played their first game in LaKeport on Thursday evening last and succeeded in defeating the Lakeport nine by a score of 13 runs. The Colborne boys got right after the Lakeport twirlers and hit them up to the tune of 18 runs.' Fred Smith who went in the box for Colborne proved to be too much for the Lakeport team and was the cause of ten of them fanning the air. The hits he allowed were few and well scattred only five ot Manage; Dewey's pets crossing the home plate. The fielding on both sides was good at times, and the game throughout was a fair exhibition of basebatt Batteries--Lakeport: Matthews, Car-ruthers, Batty and Harnden. Col borne; Smith and Gale. --Mr. J. H. McClellan, Superintend ont of the Trent Canal, states that he-has received many complaints with reference to the high water in the back lakes, but that, while the owners of islands are kicking, the lumbermen, navigators and manufacturers are better satisfied than ever. It is pointed out tiiat if it were not for some of these industries many a mail who spends his summer at Stoned-Lake would not be able to%lo so olkerwjse, and it is advisable that a constant and adequate flow of water be assured all the year round. T. B. EDMISON M. D., M. B. (University of Toronto) L. C. P. and S. O. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, Etc. Post Office Block Castleton, Ont. Issues the best Guaranteed Dividend policy in the market. Same rates as other companies with higher guarantees to total obstainers. Full government deposit. i Rigid government inspection. j Absolute security to policy holders. I -Illustration of 20 yr. Guar. Dividend | age 35. Premium $36.95, Guar, cash at end of 20 yrs. $838. Paid up policy guaranteed to be at least $1450 Guar, dividend $262 cash plus further dividends every five years thereafter during life and $1000 at death Other ages similar results. B. C. H. BECKER, District Agent, Brighton, Ont. S D.andL. W.DUDLEY,Local Agents Colborne, Ont. For Sale. Singer sewing machine as good as k- new with all attachments. Will 1 cheap, also two screen doors and several household pieces. Apply box 57, Colborne P. O, MRS. WM. POMEROY Horses For Sale. Farm For Sale. TVHE undersigned offers for sale the farm known as the Allan Homestead, situated one mile east of Cen-treton, being the south half of lot 1-1 in the 6th concession, Haldimand, comprising 100 acres There is on the premises a dwelling house, good barn with stone stabling underneath, also a stone root house and other outbuildings. There is also a bearing orchard and about 15 acres of hardwood. The farm is abundantly supplied with water by springs and well. The faim will be sold on reasonable terms and possession may be had at any time. For particulars apply to Mr. Jno. Broomfield on the premises or by mail to Centreton Post Office. JNO. BROOMFIELD, 3rn-51 Centreton For Service. ATHOROUGHBRED Short Horn. 1st prize and Sweepstake winner at fair. Terms, $1 00 geo. a Mcdonald, 46-7w Lot 23, Con. 3, Cramahe. TORONTO, ONT. Summer session for teachers and others during July and August. All of our graduates get positions. Circulars free. Enter any time. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal 11 ly. Cor. Yonge and Alexander Sts. Cornwell's FOR Men's Spring Suits, Over Coats, Fancy Vests And pants. Worses or would ex-\ tie heavy horse. M. H. COLTON. CornwelPs FOR Ladles Spring Suits Spring Jackets Spring Raincoats TAILOR MADE To Order. Cornwell's FOR Men's and Boys' NEW Spring Hats and Caps IN ALL Shdes And Shapes, BICYCLES. Allaire latest Models. Cushion Frames and Handlebars, Every Bicycle UP=TO=DATEJ! And of the Highest Grade-_Call|and get my Prices. Satisfaction [Guaranteed. A Full Line ofAccessories d Supplies kept constantly on hand Repairing Done At Rock Bottom Prices. Wicklow Bicycle Works, J. G. WAIT, Proprietor For Service. THE undersigned has for service on his premises, Colborne, a thoroughbred short horn Durham. Terms dolter at the time of service. E. TURPIN, 39 Colborne. Wood For Sale. THE undersigned has a quantity of hard and soft wood for sale 48-tf MRS. A. S, HINDS. For Sale. AQUANTITY of Seed Corn, Seed Buckwheat and Baled Hay. Apply to D. L. SIMMONS, 45-tf North Brook Farm, Colborne. Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of By-law No. 256 and amending By-law No. 310, owners or occupants of lands fronting on the streets of Colborne are required to cut down weeds and grass as far as the travelled roadway; and in default will be subjected to the legal penalties imposed by said by laws. By order of Council. W. H. SMITH, June 19th, 1905 Constabl THREE REGISTERED Percheron French Draft Stallions "MADILLION" 'Albert Edward' i ■ * "SUCCESS" It No. 30331. Will be kept for service on the premises of the under-1| signed. P. W. BROWN, Prop., 1 + Colborne. Ont.|$. MR. P. ft PHILP, Cplborne.Ont . Pianos & Organs Lumber for Sale. THE undersigned has about two hundred thousand feet of first class lumber for sale. Bill stuff a specialty. T. H. LEE, -tf. 43 Coe Hill. Cornwell's FOR Ladies Revelation Boots, Shoes And Rubbers. fG T R TIME TABLE. GOInG WEST s Express, (except Mondays) .. . 3.39 a.m Local...................... 6.34 a.m Passenger..................11.55 p.m Express.................... 5-53 P.m GOInG EAST. Express....................10.22 a.m Passenger.................. 5.04 p.m Passenger.................. 8.11 p.m Passenger (Except Sundays) 11.42p.m. For Sale. AQUANTITY of tyles for culverts size 4 to 18 inches. Apply to D. C. MATHEWS, 48-p Lakeport. For Sale Or To Rent. 'HE house 011 Division Street next to Dr. Hewsou's formerly owned and occupied by Capt. Robt. Snetsinger. Apply to C. J. McCALLUM Wngnt's Rheumatic Remedy. I am agent for this great Canadian Rheumatism cure. I can refer you to many people in this section aud also produce many testimonials proving that it is one of the most wonderful medicines of the age. JAMES McGLENNON, 39-Dec03 Colborne, Ont House For Sale Or To Rent. THE Undersigned offers for sah rent a house and lot in Lakeport. There are about 20 fruit trees on the premises and also a barn. Apply to tf-39 MRS. E. A. SEED, Colborne ************************** * I Our Great ! CLEARING SALE. I I Of All 1904 1 Wall Papers. We will sell t of our 1904 Wall Papers at just half of the regular We wil' not carry old papers far into the New Year, and each year we adopt this method of clearing out to make room for the new years papers. We have an abundant ' supply uoo, for you to select from. Papers at all prices and all sorts of styles. This is a grand opportunity for youto save money and get your spring house Cleaning done early. We keep the best paper-hangers and painters obtainable. If you have work to be done, our prices are very moderate; less than elsewhere for similar work. We execute the very highest class of decorative work done in the Dominion and go anywhere for business. We keep lead, oil, paints, etc. and sell to our customers at wholesale prices when we do the work. C. B. Scantlebury,! Belleville Decorator. For Sale or to Rent. HOUSE AND BARN on continuation of Church Street, village of Colborne. Possession given on .Sept. 1st. further particulars apply to R. A. WEEKS, 48 3m.o Box 146. Colborne, 0 n Jas. Blacklock, UNDERTAKER GRAFTON. a Full Line of Caskets, Coffins, etc. the finest goods always in Stock. Embalming successfully doiie when required. Prices and Terms that do not burden 5. J.TiJOKER, UNDERTAKER, COLBORNE, Opposite Presbyterian Church Open Day and Night S. S. Brintnell & Son, General Insurance & Real Estate Agents. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. G. N. W. and C, P. R, telegrrph office. Daily and weekly newspapers and periodicals. Quinte Steam Laundry, Canadian Ex press money orders. Money to Loan. Office Scougale Block. S. S Brintnell, F. M. Brintnell. Division Court Clerk. THE BUILDERS' EMPORIUM In Running Order Again Send on your orders for Sash, Doors, Plaining, Etc, Etc. WM. H7 IVES Contractor and Builder For Sale. THE Executors of the estate of the late Dr. A. E. Mallory offer foi sale all the valuable real estate owned by the deceased in the Village of Colborne and being as follows:--1st.-- The beautiful residence of the deceased on the North side of King St. with about 3J acres of land. On this parcel is a magnificent red brick house and additions, with beautiful lawn sloping to the street, dotted with splendid large trees. The residence is in good repair, furnace aui electric light, good stables and outhouses, large vegetable and fr«it garden, good orchard with choie. varieties of fruit. The propertie will be sold cheap and on easy terms. Immediate possession giyen. Apply to CLARKE R. MALLORY, Coboasg. MRS. A. E. MALLORY, Cobourg. E„ C. S. HUYCKE, Barrister, Cobeurg. Dated at Cobourg, 13th Marob^ 1996. 37-tf