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‘ecessitated a 2 enables us to LIOT, WITH YOU. LNVELOPES, RECEIPTS, tment :0 see the goof ET. a bargainJ g Material Work in ,CIATTY. IS CHEAP. ERS, ORK Proprietor. almost of A thorough Business and shorthand training school. Compctxtlon yearly: for Gold and Sil- ver Medals. The 70 page Illustrated circular mailed free. Geo. 5. Bean, B. A.. L. L. B.. and A. Blanchard, Chartered Accountant of Ontario n. .Dlauuu‘uun. v u“ are the Princivals. â€"\1isses Ve rta and May O’Brien, are visiting in Peterboro. -â€"A carnival v as held at the skatin g rink on Tuesday evening. â€"-Miss Ethel Sharpe spent Sunday in town the guest of Miss Laura Vance. Miss \Vynn of Peterboro is visiting with her friend, Miss Maud McCartney. â€"Miss Eakins has returned from a months visit. with relatives in Port Hope. â€"Mis_s G raham of Declaire, Iowa, is \‘lsiz- 112 Mrs. Alfred Raper. -â€"A special meeting of the council will be held on Friday evening. â€"Overgaiters for ladies are now consider- ed the correct. thing to wear over eir boots are light, warm, neat and ? isb. You can get them at T. B. Jenkins’, at prices within the reach of all. 4-3t -â€".\Iiss Burton entertained a very pleasant company Saturday evening in honor of her cousin, Miss May “'inter. â€"-Miss Alice Winterbottom, of Sound, who has been visiting at Mr, Stanton’s, returned home on Tuesday .m â€"Rc\'. C. 0. Johnston, of Kingston, will lecture in the Methodist church here on Thursday, Feb. 23rd, at eight o’clock p.111. Subject, “ Human Nature.” -â€"-Rev. John Potts, D. D., General Secre- tary of Education of the Methodist church, will preach in the Millbrook Methodist church on Sunday evening, 26th inst. â€"A meeting of the reeves and deputy reeves of Durham will be held at Orono on Tuesday next to consider the subject. of separating “ these united counties.” â€"â€"I am selling coal at a reduced pri e for cash for the balance of the se 0 i. My coal is good. Shingles and lime cheaper than ever before. W. TBEXTOS. - -â€"315.00 per week straight salary, sponsi‘ole person “ male or femal ” 0 re. present us in your locality.â€"A d ss B. Canadian Music Folio (30., 77 Victoria St. I 722%. â€"-315.00 per week straxgm smut), sponsi‘ole person “ male or femal ” 0 re. present us in your locality.â€"A d 55 B. Canadian Music Folio 00., 77 Victoria. St. Toronto, Ontario. T-Qt J -â€"We are glad to learn that there isastrong probability of the organization of a lodge of {True Blues here very shortly, there is plenty of good material for such a. lodge and we shall be pleased to learn of its institution and subsequent prosperity. :- â€"“"‘ ach year every $500 to $5, 000 1n free the community. No 0 do this. he editor, means, does more for other ten men, and in â€"“Each year every local paper gives from $500 to $5,000 in free lines for the benefit of the community. No other agency can or will in proportion to his ('10 this. The editor 3 his town than any means, does more for other ten men, and in all fairness, man for t to be supported, because a. local paper is the best in munity can make. It- may not be crowded with great facts, but financially it is more of a benefit then both a preacher and a teacher. Editors do more work for less pay than any other man on earth. --Hon. David _Mills. ELLIOTT’S comm : SYRUP HUREHUUND cums mun cums A. T. ELLIOTT, TOW’N TALK PETEBBBBU ONLY 25 CENTS. BUSENESS COLLEGE THE DRUGGIST and May O’Brien, are d â€"'Miss Ettie Trew, of Elizabethville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jonanhan Smith. -â€"Mr. Ferguson received a. number of ele- gant buggies yesterday, and they are now on exhibition in his warerooms, where he will be glad to show them. â€"Salt combine broken up through the united efforts of myself and R. E. Stanton. Now for cheap salt. First car load to arrive in about a week. Special prices to those taking a quantity. \V. THEXTON. 6 â€"-Di\ ision cofirt was held here on Thurs. day last by Judge Ketchum. The most: in- teresting case was that of Elson vs. Scott in w hich Mr. Harry Elson of Cavan sued Mr. R. K. Scott of Port Hope for payment. in full for apples that were frozen after being purchased, but before being removed. Mr. Elson won his 0 ase. â€"\Vednesday of last week was a. great day for the Millbrook curlers. Four rinks from Port Hope encountered the same num- ber of rinks from here, and the result was disaster and defeat for Port Hope. Two rinks, skipped by Mr. \\'. T. \Vood and Mr. A. Vance left here at noon and found pitted against them at Port Hope the veteran skips, Ned Burton and Tom \Vard. The games were intensely int-e1esting and excit- ing th1oughout, and the result was in doubt until the last stone was delivered. Vance and Ward at the conclusion of the 22nd end were a. tie, but \Vood managed to get four stones nearer the “ tee " than did ‘ Burton. Mr Hampton and Mr. Steel at home 1 were opposed to Capt. Henniug and Capt. Colwell and a‘. the conclusion, strange to say Hampton and Colwell had the same number of points, but Colwell was three ahead of Steel. The result was therefore a. victory by one shot for Millbrook. The new curlers show ed up in geod form, and and special mentiozi should be made of Skip: \\ 00d and his hovs, to whom is due the“ e1edit of adding one more to the long list of victories of the Millbrook curling club. The score was .as follows:â€" MILLBROOK. Dr. McKinnon, A. A. Smith, \V. \Valsh. John Steele. skip. ..10 Georg c Burnham H B. gAllen, Geo. Hetheringtpn. John Allen. John Nat crass Capt. VVinslow J. A. Vance, sk. ....16 AT PORT HOPE. John Allen. R. Milne, John Natcrass. R. \V. Evett-. Capt. “'inslow \V. Stewart J. A. Vance, sk. .16 T. M. Ward. sk ....... 16 A. T. ElliOLt, M. Hudspeth. H. M. Wood. F. E. Gaudric. L. F. Clarry, Ca t. Breen. \V. ’1‘. Wood. 31:. . . . .18 E. . “7. Burton, Sk,. .14 Total .............. 2-8 Total ................ E Majority for Millbroox, 1 shot. >. Hampton: skip..1. AT MILLBROOK‘ J. H. Magill. J. Miller, B. Galbraith Capt. Colw_ell, skip... Capt. Peacock. CaBt, Phdip: B. , Ross, Capt, Henning skip . .13 .14 PORT HOPE â€"The Springville Council of Royal Tem- plar: of Temperance visited the Millbrook Council last Thursday evening and spent a. pleasant time. Q â€"Great change of prices for thirty days, commencing on Thursday, February 9. Will allow a. discount of fifteen per cent. 05 for cash on Cross-cut Saws and Axes. Don’t fail to secure one of our celebrated Premier, Forest Beauties or Invincible Saws. All of which are warranted. R. J. DOAK. ”6. â€"-The Canadian Order of Foresters is a fraternal benevolent society, incorporated in 1879 and registered under the insurance corporations act, 1892, of Ontario. The ob- jects of the society are to furnish itsmembers with sick and funeral benefits and an insur- ance of one or two thousand dollars. The payments for these benefits range from about one dgllar to one dollar and fifty cents per month, according to the age of the member, : and the amount of insurance carried. The membership is composed of men only, and when admitted they must be between the ages of eighteen and forty-five. The present number of members is over 16,000, and the society has a cash surplus on hand for the payment of the insurance of over $215,000, $50,000 of which is in the Domin- ‘ ion of Canada bonds, and the balance is in- ‘vested in the best monetary institution of the Dominion, In addition to this, courts have about half a million dollars in their treasuries for the payments of the sick and funeral benefits. The high secretary of the Order is Mr. Thos. White of Brantford, and it is expected that u oourtof this popular and purely Canadian society will shortly be organized here. 50-4m Auction" Sale. Tuesday, the fist (lay of Februaiy, 1893, Richard Fallis, auctioneer, will offer for sale by public auction at the Dominion hotel in the village of Millbrook, part of the south part of lot 5, in the lst conces- sion of the township of Gavan, containing IJIEVKV HARNESS SHflP. " PURIFYING'THE BLOOD" Cushveness.Inmqesnunflyspgusia.Sour Smmam HEADAEHE AND 0122mm sixty-two acres. APreparationofflerbsaRoots the Media! Prunerties nfwhlch are universally knuwn. # VRLUABLE REMEDY Fun I'llf‘ IFIIF HI Ann W. STRAIN begs to announce that he has opened a. new harness shop in the store next door to R. Dcyell’s, where all ‘work in his line will be performed at low rates. Special attention paid to collars and repairs. BLANKETS, wmps, IIALTERS, C. Auction gale Every fight next Week, commencing at ? a’gfimk BARGAE NS. SHINGLES fora. SONG I have 500,000 in stock. All grades. Prices are logic suit the timesâ€"running from one dollar upwards. The dollar shingles are excellent valueâ€"quite good enough for any 61'- dinary outbuilding, I will sell lime the coming season much cheaper than it has ever been offered before in this section. All those intending to build should call and be convinced of this fact. I have a good stock of building material on hand and will cut out Dimension Stuff on short notice at very low prices. Sash, Doors, Mould- ULULI U“. ULLVLV ngv - v . ings, Door 'and Window Frames made to order on short notice. The correct thing at this season of the year is GOOD WOOD AN D COAL. I have a good supply of both these commodities. \Vood. hard and soft, two and four feet long. Also a quan. .P. S.â€"I want; a quantity of Green tmy of Oats and Hay. for which I will pay cash. Office and yard at Railway Station. HANGING LAMPS for NEW :YEAR’ GIFTS, “ “ for your PARLQR, “ “ for your DINING ROOM, “ “ for your HALLS, ,7 “ “ for your KITCHEN; Don’t forget to come and see and buyfiiflang ing Lamp, as I am selling them to onei‘fiizd- all at cost during the holiday season. ' w. s. PICKUP. swmption Serofula General bebility, an. all flnaemie Diseases. It prevents wasting in children. It is a1 host as palatable as milk. GEO. A. BATEMAN, WILL CLOSE UP February 25. HANGING LAMP$E LIME, LIME AND CEMENT. semblance of an emulsion of cod liver oil. Scott’s Emulsion of pure Norwegian cod liver oil and hypophosphites, is such a wonder- ful curative agent and flesh pro- ducer, that many worthless imitaâ€" tions are in the field. Scott’s Emul- sion is put up only by Scott Bowne, chemists, Belleville. Scott ’3 Emul- sion cures Coughs, Colds, Con- ALMOST. T. B. Collins’ old stand. . THEXTON. BARGA