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{most paving car- and Crock- ie last 25 f‘ Millbrook e from the his Whole :1: consists I all :hey liar. that SETS, k WATER 'ish : ~re is 77011 ity to buy ,umerous to men HESS ‘ths DER MATCHES, 1, CAN~ are t0 rE SETS, l0! [n â€"â€"The ofiicers and teachers of the Methodist Sunday school spent an enâ€" joyable‘evening with Superintendent Clarke one evening last week. this week. â€"â€"Dr. Root’s ed Regulators are the best pills [or a. blood tonic. A. LEACH sells them. 16. -â€"â€"Ha.ve you seen pidermia. the great skin cure, for zema, salt rheum, c. For sale by . LEACH. 16- â€"Ca.van spring show will be held in Millbrook on Monday next. â€"â€"-Mayor Burnham of P Hope was in this city on Monda. . A thorough Business and Shorthan . ' : school. Competition yearly. for Gom‘1 $121qu - var Medals. The 70 e '11 , ‘ mailed free. Geo. s, gg , 113 nit??? % ‘fim‘gfi‘é A. Blanchard. Chartered A - fro the Principals. ccountant 0f Ontano -Mrs. J. 1". Bl. TOWN TALK A. T. ELLIOTT, Congas AND cums HBKEHUUND ! COLLEEE GBMPDUND : PETEBBURU BUSINESS Brussels, Tapestry, Union ONLY 25 CENTS. ELLIOTT’S is in Toronto rangements for the annual excursion. It seems we were mistaken in regard to the date, which will be aboutb the 29th of June. This will enable every farmer and his family to take. in the trip, coming as it does at a time when there is a lull in the work of the farm. â€"â€"Ax"cher is opening in footwear this w time for far er 0 get their plow boots. Only 9 Boys 750.14 â€"â€"At the meeting of Court Ivanhoe, I. O. F., last weekb a committee was appointed to make the necessary ar- eat bargains Now is the 01:08 at Mr. F. W. Peacy’s pho udio, Millbrook. Re- duced prices f next two months. Call and see sa ples. - 17-1 â€"â€"Mr. and Mrs. .Moore of Lakefield have been spending a few days with Mrs. Johnston. â€"â€"First-class Warranted by K LEACH. 16- . â€"Miss Mamie N attrass, of Port Hope, spent a few days in town last w‘eek. -â€"â€"Neumlgia. must ward for a. case that bian Balm ” wil Warranted by ‘ Harper’s Ara- relieve at once. . LEACH. 16- â€"It only costs 25 cents a large bottle of Harper’s - ian Balm. Best on the marke f man and beast. 16- -â€"Dr. H. A. Turner has purchased the Fitzgerald property. Th price, we are informed, was 352,7 . â€"Miss Williamson of Lindsay is visiting with her cousin, Miss Ida. Browne. / â€"Get a. box of Dr. t’s Red Reg- ulators, the best 1 builder. Price 500. For sale b . LEACH. 16 â€"Call at. Leach’s d Svtsore and get a. bottle of Harp Arabian Balm. Best Iiniment 351 16- â€"â€"Mrs. Dyer of Lindsay was in town over night this week,- â€"â€"Epidermia as a. beauti of the complexion has no 11c . Try it. At A. LEACH’S 16- -â€"Mr. G. S. McCartney has taken a situation 1n Guelph. â€"Miss Turner of Cannington is at Dr. Turner’ 3. -â€"-Dr. Root’s Red R _to stay cured. Ask A.‘ â€"Miss Isabel Turner is visiting relatives 1n Toronto. _Two apprentices wa to_ learn the‘ dress a ' g. KELLS FOWLER. m- PRICES RIGHT. i’fi‘é KELLé 16- Ms cure LEACH for a â€"â€"That excellent horse, Cheneau, has been growing more and more in. favor year by year and now stands in the proud position of having produced more high priced horses than any other stallion in Ontario, a position in which his owner is certainly to be envied among horsemen. The other day two of his colts, Magnum and Dover, brought $5,? 50 at a New York auction sale, conducted by Mr. Grand. Chen- eau will begin the season on Monday next, and together with Logie will travel the same route as last year. â€"Notice to farmers. Those requir- ing seed grain W0 do well to call on C. B. Lowe a. avanville, who has seed pea ring wheat, six rowed barley an 'hite outs for sale. Call early. 13- J M on Monday mormng work was begun in clearing away the wreck. A new bridge will be constructed at once. â€"One of the bridges in the vicinity of Mr. Colliu’s mill collapsed in a re- cent flood. The members of the coun- cil visited the wreck on Saturday and â€"Mr. A. T. Armstrong has been, appointed agent in this dis for the- Bell Organ and P' o of Guelph. The standa it of these 1nstru- nown to all our readers. Purchasers will save money by dealing with him. 17 - I â€"â€"English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused Lumps and! Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted by A. LEACH. .11-13 , â€".Horsemen will do well to call at THE REPORTER ofiice for their printing this year. We are in a position to turn out work second to none in the province and our stock of cuts are well selected. Our prices are right. See our large route cards. â€"Itch on humans, hors nd all animals cured in W W001- ford’s Sanitary 'on. This never fails. Warrante yA. LEACH. 11 13 â€"â€"Mr. Fred. Mulligan returned home this week a. fnh‘fledged M. D. THE REPORTER extends its hearty con- gratulations. â€"Mrs. J. C. Kells left last week for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Moore, Elizabeth, New Jersey. â€"Mr. J. T. Clarke, jeweller, former- ly of Millbrook, spent a. few days in town this week, the guest of Mr. Wm. Archer. Specially Attractive this Season ers,” was a good one, and the different parts were handled in a manner that reflected f'g‘reat’ credit on the dramatic ability of the participants. The easy way in which all performed the duty assigned to them put the play on the boards in a light that could not but receive the appreciation of the audience, and where all did so well it is impossible to rate one above another. However, we might mention Mr. VVil- fred Crossley, who took the part of a colored servant, and to say that he fillâ€" ed the position in professional style would be saying none too much. The orchestra furnished excellent music during the evening, and the entertain- ‘ment ended by the rendition of the laughable farce, “Who is who, or All in a Fog.” In this, as in the drama, the actors acquitted themselves in ex- cellent style and sent the audience home feeling that they had spent a pleasant evening. ' We cannot say that the patronage was as good as the per- formance, which circumstance is very much to be regretted, as we consider the citizens" band of M illbrook one of the beSt in the district, and deserving of the support of the town. The pro- ceeds amounted to $25. " â€"The entertainment given in the town hall on Tuesday evening last by a. local amateur club, under the aus- pices of the citizens’ band, was a suc- cess. The drama, “Among the Break- : -â€"Capt. House, the officer at present in charge of the Millbrook branch of the Salvation Army, will give a glowing account of the rescue and children’s work of Toronto, on Saturday evening, April 29th. Capt. House has spent two years in this work and will illus- trate her address by pictures from life. The oflicers extend a cordial invitation to all. Silver collection at the door. â€"The Rev. Geo. H. Raley, of Bridgenorth, assisted by Rev, S. S. Osterbout, will give an entertaining exhibit of magic lantern views in Fallis line church on the evening of Friday May 5th, at 8 o’clock. The views comprise about 200 scenes of an in teresting and humorous character. T. A1 mstrono' These are t articles of the kind now made progresswe farmers, Mr. . Ruther- ford of South Mona an, take home one ofg’the D'ge ' oted steel rollers 29. day or two ab , purchased from Mr. A. -â€"We wexe pleased to see progressive farmers, Mr. ford of South Mona an, 1 one ofg’the Defle oted stee‘ â€"-Mrs. (Rev.) 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Which is the longest book in the New Testament? 2. Which is the shortest? 3. The longest verse? 4. The shortest? Mail your answer to the Ladies’ Home JIag/azz’ne, enclose $1 for six months subscription to this popular magazine. If your answers are correct you are sure of a reward. The following is the prize list: $1,000 in gold, $300 in gold, $250 in gold, $100 in gold, pianos, organs, gold watches, 2,500 elegant. silver tea sets, c. The _.,'I,1' ~Mrs. Thos. Bradshaw, sr., of South Monaghan, attempted to commit sui- cide by cutting her throat on Friday last, and very nearly succeeded. It seems that the Bradshaw residence was destroyed by fire a short time ago and that for some time past Mrs. Brad- shaw brooded over the misfortune to such an extent that it somewhat un- hinged her reason. Since the fire they have been living with their son. About moon on Friday, the old lady dressed herself in her best clothes, and, going outside the front door, cut her throat with a carving knife. She was found almost immediately afterwards and surgical aid was summoned to save her life. Drs. Gray, Montgomery and King were called and through their skilful efl'orts her life thus far has been prolonged, though she has been very low. ‘ I â€"The leading sewing machine in Canada now is the New Williams. Mr. A. T.r Amstrong n appoint- ed agent f t ' Istrict. The ma~ chines are a aranteed to give satisfac- tion and :in11 be sold on reasonable terms. , 17 -~J ust arrived at R. J. Doaks, the largest prettiest and cheapest stock of wall paper ever shown in Miilbr 001:. See this s ock befo nanns of I ‘ rs stock soldb at great sacrifice. Buy early and secure the plums. 7 . 10 Shades, WW5