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3r Daniel Ritz, Proprietor and Publisher of the Hamberg, Ont., Independent says : “ I was suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Trouble, I took a. few bottles of Shiloh’s Vitalizer and it‘cured me. I can heartily .recommend it.” Sold by A. LEACH. This is the devine sermon preached 51y Moses, more potent than the pulpit oratory of a Talmage or a Farrar, when he left a royal court and became an exile in the wil- derness, and having led his people to liberty and national greatness, died, without enter- ing into that promised land which became the portion of his ungrateful brethren. {Chis is the text elaborated in the life of Saul of Tarsus when he counted all the worldly gain and prominence which his learning and ability forshadowed, as dross, so that he might gain the prize and carry the gospel to the Gentiles, through trials bv sea. and land, through stripes, and imprison- ments, to death itself. The musical part of the programme was replete with duetts ~(no, quartetts or perhaps that is not right, say octettes, or ask the chairman) solos and cornet duetts, by different members of the circle and members of the church choirs. {l‘he refreshments provided by the lady members of the circle had two good features quality and, quantity but we were some- thing like l’at, who, on being invited out to dinner, took so much of the good things in the first course that he was unable to take a good hand in the better delicacies which came on afterwards. We will learn with Pats bitter experience however, to light shy of the first round hereafter even should we snfi‘er the gnawings .of an empty maw by their being no second spread. The evening’s entertainment given by the Home Circle membership in their hall on Monday night was well attended notw1th- standing the excessive storm. Mr. \V. Archer, Leader of No. 6 Millbrook, occupied the chair, and he certainly makes a model chairman, for if he does happen to loose his grip by a slip of the tongue he can catch on again with perfect composure. The Rev. WV. R. Young of Peterboro gave an address on the different kinds of spectacles we look through, which was well received, and Mr. Nixon of Toronto took up the advantages and necessities of the order in a speach delivered with the case and arrangement of points, acquired by oft repetition, al- though in his dates he was always ten years back. His object was to place before the audience the desirability of having such pro- tection, as the Home Circle afl'ords to the heads of families in the uncertain journey of life and by apt illustration and pertinent incident, he placed the subject in a. light well calculated to call forth the best opinions of the order. It may not be out of place for us in reporting Monday evenings entertain- ment, to add our expressions of interest and wishes of Godspeed to this and similar institutions whose great and only objects are the alleviation of distress, the protection of the widow and the orphan and the social and material advantages supplied by that strength of union which fraternity places within the reach of such society membership. We are too apt to turn on our heel at ne- cessities’ call, saying, depart in peace be ye Warned and fed ” unmindfull of the fact, or ignorant of the devine message, that it is more blessed to give than to receive, while fraternal and benevolent teachings step for- ward to say, “ Is he not after all my brother?” He is an enemy of his race who does not care for its wellfare and is wedded to selfishness and greed. Press onward Canadian Home Circle and all kindred or- ganizations, until, the world over “ man to man shall brother be” and he only is recog- nized a brother indeed, who “ delivereth the needy when he crieth and him that hath no helper. This is practical christianity and being such, should be recognized and aided by the church in their errand of mercy. WV. S. GIVEN and my wife for m restoratian to rice: fauna.” HARVEYyHEED, Laceyflllelf). v non seem o 00 me y good. My wife ur ed me to ood’s rsaparilla, telling me of . Joseph . , who had been ,-____° â€". v- ___- Joseph C. W who Had Been At Death’s Door but was entirely cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. After talkin with Mr. Smith, I concluded to trysHood’ Earsap arilla. When I had taken two bottles I felt verg much better. I have continued taking it; am now feeling excel- lent. Ithank God, and HOOD'S PILLS do not purge, pain or grip; but act promptly, easily and emcienfly. 25c. 7......- v. v-vuvu w.- I could not swallowf‘f'fhe doctors said it was: caused by heartfia' re and gave medicine winch I took accord: to directxons, but it did not seemgg do me y gp‘gd.‘ My wife ugggd h- 5‘ 1.__ --J-_ h - Could Scarcely Wa1k I had a very bad spell or paralysis of the throat game me 3., 0'0. My_ yhroatgbemgd closed and flooQ’s Sarsaparil-la “ I Thank God and Hood/s Sarsa- -. pariua for Perfect Health. ” " Gentlemefi‘o For the benefit of suffering hu- manity I w 151), Name a. few facts: For several ears I have; suffered from cataxrh and heart e, getting so bad I could not; work and (the millbrook Reporter. Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa- ralysis of the Throat v. s. GIVEN - - - EDITOR THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1894. TIIE 110.713 CIISCLE 5001.] L. Mr. Hawey Heed Laceyville, O. Don’t waste time, money, and health try- ing every new medicine you see advertised in the papers. 1f the cause of your trouble is in the blood, liver, stomach, or kidneys, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. at once, and be sure of a. cure. Take no other. â€"The annual convention of the East Dur- ham Sunday Schools will be held in the Methodist church, Millbrook, Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 26th and 27th. Mr. R. W'. has charge of_ the programme and details of arrangement which is a sufficient guarantee of its success. We will publish the pro- gramme next werk, so that those who have not seen may be informed as to topics and discussions. There is no claim made for Ayer’s Sarsa- parilla. which cannot be endorsed by scores of testimonials. This fact plainly proves that the blood is the source of most dis- orders and that Ayer’s Sarsaporilla. is the best of blood-purifiers. Try it this month. KINSMAN.-â€"In Manvcrs. on Friday. February 9th, 1894, Fanny Kinsman, wife or Thos. Kins- man, Aged 83 years. Rheumatism Cured in a Dayâ€"Scat}: American Rheumatic Cure for Rheumatlsm and N euralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon the s3 stem is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at; once the cause, and Lhe disease immediatly disap- pears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents. bold by A. LEACH, Druggistr. SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a. guarantee. It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose; 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by A. LEACH. -â€"The Methodist church, Bailieboro, are holding a. teameeting on Monday the 19th, to which all are invited. A good entertain- ment may be expected. flow to get a “Sunlight” Picture. Send 25 “ Sunlight ” Soap wrappers (wrap pers bearing the words “ Why Does a Woman Look Old Sooner Than a. Man ”) to Lever Bros. Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto, and you will receive by post a. pretty picture, free from advertising, and well worth fram- ing. This is an easy way to decorate your home. The soap is the best in the market and it will only cost 10. postage to send in the wrappers, if you leave the end open. Write your address carefully. â€"The issue of the Delineator for March is the great “ Spring Announcement Number,” and in its artistic display of New Styles and general attractiveness it is superior to any former number of this popular magazine. In addition to the usual entertaining read- ing there are several new features noticed this month, one being an original and de- cidedly fascinating Scarf Drill that will be immensely popular. Another is the resump- tion of the articles on the Uses of Crepe and Tissue papers, with illustrations; and a third is the first of the promised series of papers on Hygienic Living. The House- Keeper is specially considered in Some Dainty Cookery, Hints to Housewives, and the article on Household Renovation which treats of the Repairing and Polishing of the Woodwork of Furniture ; while the mother of marriageable daughters will find food for serious thought in the concluding chapter of Child Life. The second instalment of: Gesture in Elocution continues the subject‘ in a masterly way. Novel and interesting forms for entertainments that are agreeable and inexpensive are discussed in A Social .Club. Around the Tea-Table is as bright and chatty as usual, and Things That Ought Not to he said is practically and suggestive- ly valuable. There is also Flower Culture for the month, and new and interesting designs in Knitting, Tatting, Netting, Crocheting, etc., etc. The March number is one of the best of the year with which to begin a. subscription, which cost One Dollar : Single Copies, 15 cents. Address orders to The Delz'neator Publishing Co. of Toronto (Ltd), 33 Richmond Street West, Toronto, Ontario. Again in Juneâ€"Bail Refused. Three Rivers, Feb. 10.â€"J. R. Hooper was committed to stand his trial at. the new term of the Court of Queen’s Bench on the charge of having attempted to murder his wife by throwing her into the river at Loniseville. Judge Barthe render- ed that decision yesterday afternoon. The accused entered the court room at 2:05, and immediately after Judge Barthe took his seat. The Clerk of the peace presented the transcript of the deposnions ; the accused dispensed with the reading of the same. Hooper pleaded not guilty of the charge brought against him, Mr. Cook applied that bail be granted the accused and read an affidavit sworn to by him that Hooper was and is in ill health. Certificates from Doctors Cussons, Kilborn, Boulette and Panneton were read which established his ill health. The Crown, represented by Mr. Denyncourt, opposed the granting of bail. Bail was refused. Has convinced many that to use any of the substitutes offered for the only sure-pop and painless corn cure is attended with danger. Get always and none other than Putnam’s Painless Corn Fxtractor, for sore producing substitutes are offered just as good as Put- nam’s Corn Extractor. .qafe, sure, painless. J GEN GILLUT SUN We keep cony‘mnly on hand a. large stock of Furniture of all kinds. Our stock is well‘fissortcd and displayed in three large Show rooms. No trouble LO show’goods. We are also manufac- turers of the Excelsior Washing Ma- chine. Best in the market. Undertaker-s and‘Practical Em bal mars. 2’ . 35' Best. of Tcsfghnomals can be given. ‘ j HOOPE’R TO BE TRIED LI TERAR Y NOTES. DAME EXPERIENCE TOMB. (11 aduate of the CI ev eland School of Cutting, can guarantee satisfaction. We Defy City Competition. G. H. WALLIS, YOU WANT Nohhy Suit COME END SEE. The bargains the balance of this month SHELF ALL ORDERS PROJIPTLY DELIVERED TO .1le I’JRT OF THE 1‘0"" . Somewhere between Coe’s Corner and Gar- den Hill. on February 3rd, 1894, a. Black Dog- skin mit. 'l‘ne finder will be rewarded by leav- ing same at; this office. 6- T. WESTON. BUTCHER SHOP ! Nattrass Du nford. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug- gists in 75c. bottles, but it is manu- factured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, Whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute if ofi‘ered. Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet- ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditurefby more promptly \dapting the world’s best products to he needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid exative principles embrwed in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. . V Its excellence is due t‘o'its presenting \‘h the fprm mgst‘écceptable and pleas- ant to the , ', the refreshing and truly benefici‘ roperties of a. perfect lex- ative; efi'ectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kid- neys, Liver and Bowels without weak- ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. PONTYPOOL, W. J.GARDINER. G. H. WALLIS ‘3 0 take this means of in- forminm the people of 3Ii11brook (whicha perm ps, 1:: geneiall) known) that we have always on hand a choice lot of meats. If you wish a. special out let us know and we will supply you. THE PEOPLES’ H EAVY ARDWARE %A N DN/ FASHIOXABLE TAILOR, KNQWLEDGE PONTYPOOL. ONTROLS LOST. This advertisement. is no: to be inserted by any newspaper without the authoritv of the Queen’s Printer, and no_ claim fer payment jay an nCWSpaper not havmg had such authority wi I be admmted. Department of Indian Afi'airs, Ottawa, January, 1894. SEALED TEND’ERS addressgdrz‘fi 2120 under- signed an ’endorsed “ 1dcr for Indian b0 recei ' at this ofiice up to noon of M L March, 1894. for the delivery of Supplies, during the fiscal year ending 30th June. 1895, at various points in‘Manitolgq an_d the Norphfivest Territories. Supplies,” w‘ .......... uvw‘ wuu uuv “u; s1: vvyvu JyAJJuVAAUD. Forms of tender, cqntaining full pazjticulars. may be had by applygng to the 1.1m}. rszgned, or t9 the assmigang lgghan Conmumoner at RC- After considering the above kindlyfiak‘é in- to consideration the fact thatrwe keep a. sunnly oiFLOUR i’grades, FEED .! of all kinds, ;' JALS manufactured from all the different grains, an'd in this line we ofi‘eryou every- thing at a small advance on cost, Another very important department is our stock of TINWARE, which is well assort- ed and of the very best manufacture, it is made by experienced workmen and from the very best material. If you want anything in this line give us a call and you will save money. We conduct the only market in Mfllbrook in which you can receive the highest price in cash for HIDES, SKINS, TALLOW, SCRAP IRON, ETC. Testimonial. I hereby offer my name to Mr. A. Payne as a guarantee that I have used the White Land Plaster sold by him, and having tried all others, I found it is the best and there is no discount on it. A. PAYNE. The satisfaction we gavele spring is sufiicient guarantee that-our Plaster is right, our Prices are rirrhu and cvery+hing considered you can- not do better than place yoUr order for 1894 with us. Now is the time to leave your order. LAND PLASTEK; ,7, __,__V_V v,_-__.-.~.-v.--- ‘\ .~\v ,1na,or to the Indian Office, Wir nipcg. The oyest 91: any. tender, pot necessary}: accepted. The undersigned will visit; Minbrook every Tuesday and Wednesday from the DI‘QEOBL date until the end of Februfiry. and n u'ce“35 here. byoriven that. all persons in d to the es- tablishment he rcpre: ms' scotleup a: once as he is being pushed by his employers. 2-4: JOHN MULLIGAN. Hal], Gilehrist Go. We are now showing some of our new importations for the coming Spring trade, bought by our Mr. Gilchrist, who is still in Europe, and we can safely say we are going to have the largest and best selected high class Dry Goods stock ever placed before the public in Midland Counties. \Ve believe in giving the people the assortment, and buying good in such large quantities the price is bonnd to be right. Our newermbroideries are now forward and ready for the verdict of the people. See if they are not the prettiest patterns, the finest Work and fabrics,,.the““'lb'West prices, and the largest assortment ever shgumrifi‘lthis section. w‘. ”Now A large assortment of Swiss Muslin Insertion. “ “ “ Lawn Insertion. “ “ “ Flouncing Embroidery. “ “ “ Skirting Embroidery. We are also showing a large assortment of white goods, conn prising White Cotton at 5c. per yard, and upwards, Lousdale Cambric, Jaconet Muslin, Victoria Lawn, N ansook Muslin, Cheched Muslin, Soft Mull Muslin, etc., Warranted the best goods at the lowest prices ever shown in Peterboro’. The past season has been a very successful one for us,1nd any one who may want anything 1n winter dress goods no .11d do well to give us a call, as after our good season me .re pared to cut the prices to the very lowest nOtch. pr 13‘ TENDERS. HAYTER REED, Deputy of the Superintendent-G eneral of Indzan Aflaim HALL, GILCHRIST co. INDIAN'SfiPLIEs. NEW GOODS FOB SPRING 1894. PAY U P. 3o, 10-,134, Simcoe Street, Peterboro’. WM. REDMOND, Cavan. EMBROIDERY! good r1g,0r turn-out of anv iescr tion, don t fail to 05.112. tthis Shale. FOR SALEâ€".A gbog young matched team of Chestnut drivérs; I have on hand a large stock of Pine and Cedar Shingles, which 1 am offering for sale at lowest prices, ( 'ties guaranteed. Also manufactured lul er, timber and lath. Any- thing nob on ha’hd will be cut to order 0:: short notice. / Best No. 1 Shingles 3 2.45flpevthousand Best :2 inch Planknflwpm do Best 1x10 inch lumber 10.00 do 200d rig LAKMEK’S LNERY E FULLBROOK, By Francis Smith. L0t13, ('on. 10- Hope. 2m: hor- ized agenttor {. L. Herrick 8: C0.. Bri'vhion. N. Y. Last spring I received 15 lb. 0 SQud Potatoes from them, and with no extra car raised 10461bs. from them. I can offer eleven different varieties this spring. It will cos: liztle to try some or all of them. it may be worth dollars to you.. Try them. __;fl don’t wivc you a call drop me a cani-aad-fwill only be too glad to do so. - FRANCIS SMITH. 2-3111 Cmnphcllcx'ofz. <3, [ THOMAS GILLQTT {Cabinetmaker Kee son hand a iarr'ostock of .COEF‘ INS. CA KETS and :5] Wm L'nderzakers' Goods. .Bedroom. Parlor and all othe; kinds- of F urmmrc. hand-made, at lowest przces. A? Do not fail to call and see him, My. Stable and office on Tupper street. a “on My : Lug. n X I; .Hi 5 part. so». - l “H SHINGLES. V PONTYPOOL, HOICE SEED POTATOES FOR M 4.1.1.} Undertaker, or any dggcrlp- '. W. STAPLES. Itch on human a1 11 i1 1 w cured m 30 1111111166 by \K v; Lotion. ThiwL-i 533.51 LEACI, Druggist. â€".\Irs. Dundass. \th at Mr. I. NeedhanA :1 week to live with 'm Gilchrist in Port. Hope The Ven. 3.9 11100 on Sabina} Rev. Mr. MQC; Montana last â€"l\1rs, “Tod Hope last wook, Lefroy. -â€"-Miss Pom? able to take 8:: has a good su‘u --The Van. Am- the teachers of h Rectory on Tuesd; market. â€"Mrs. John 510010 w mother, in Port Hope 23:: v EYES -â€"The Dominion Parliazm March 15th. -â€"Mrs. Whyze is home ag weeks vacation. â€"-M. Parker of Bailiebon Messrs “'hite and Fell. â€"Mrs. George McCartn was in town a couple of day â€"Johnston Fair, all made axes are superior 9:. z every pair. For 1/25 716.?! 60 4 maize a radar/ion 0/: sold. YOUR -â€"St.Va1emines Dav. â€"Miss Beauty 15 vieitix g -The Ontario Legislatul Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer in my easy chair, an sleep I could in that v: curred to me that I Ayer’s Cherry Pecto spoonful of this prepay water, and was able to J coughing. In a few 1 asleep. and awoke in greatly refreshed an better. I took a. teaspo toral every night for a x ually decreased the d< weeks my cough was cu Ayer’s Cherry Promptto act, 5 Nearly in I and had about decided “ Over thirty years hearing my father des( iul curative effects 0: Pectoral. During a re Grippe, which assume catarrh, soreness of t panied by an aggrav used various remedies a While some of these ml alleviated the coughing pane of them afiorded :1 that spumodic action 0: would seize me the mm to lie down at night. A1 such nights, I was Cured by Ayer’s c: Mrs. P. D. HALL, 21 Lockport, N. Y., say. A. T. ELL TO‘VN TJ A Rackin “'0 fitted with t slble (Has: 110111 1' S cithc: guarantee .< THE DRCGGI t: om dimu them. SIN .uld H Cilr l'C fmn FCC“ 1e