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curu, w...“ -W, _ teaching, called, from the prom. Many of the reverend gentlemen go farther and Question the advisability and benefit of having the Divine word handled lightly and irrereverently as it is'md wouldbe by many of the in- structors of modern times. These views entirely express those offered by us in 35;; 'and only course to be pursued in the smatter. 0n the question of Dominion interference there is scarce- ly a. dissenting voice, but all in one accord, say “ (13 off,” and this again seems the wisest plan frorn every point of view, leaving it to those who are directly interested and who may be permitted to know what is best cal- culated to advance the interests of Manitoba, educationally and socially and whose sense of justice to all classes and creeds may be acknowledged, while it is so true as to require nothing majorities have also rights. which may ntion and more Kheasnecossary of atte 30th“ those of the smaller body. It ‘ayhoanddoubtlessisthecasein too " yimtmeathat the majoritynre hdswaybyfactiousand $615811 ' and inflict unrigh ! _LLA.‘ directly interested a permitted to know cnlated *0 advance Manitoba. education and whose sense of J'1 and creeds may b while it. is so true as further than a. men This all ahsoring subject, that has taken sodeep n hold upon the thoughts and conversations of our people within the last month, the far-reaching in- fluences and results of which are desâ€" tined to live and efl'ect not only us, but our children to many generations, may well have all the consideration anddiscussion that calm reflection and t can bring to hear: 'The Toronto News of Monday 0 the gravity of the last. appreciatingD importance of public ‘ situation and the ' ° ' ressed by eminent and spirit should be}; feeling in their respective congregation and constituencies. Summed up in one brief sentence the conclusions arrived at by the vast majority are these, “That while it is deSirable to have religious instructions in our schools, while we cannot better ad vance the general knowledge of the pupils than by supplementing the daily ' instruction from the used, is to be a can cord, hetterhanish entirely all religious no.) em... Hm. nrmran THE MANITOBA SCHOOL QUES- TION. . OUR‘LEADERS ARE: “Our Own Elem ” of Black Tea. at 500. ; Our Own Importation of Japan at. 2? r. and Our Own Blend of Coffee, coal 0i], Battle Food [019‘ ALL KINDS. OUR SPECIALTIES ARE: Teas, cameos, Sugars, and General Groceris, oil-sake and Herhageum. the millbrook Reporter. Groceries, Fleur, Feed, Breakfast (Cereals, Crockery, Glassware, We Lead, r_: :We Never Fellow. :6. m. five . u... do: “.935. 39mm." .In an...“ "up" _ 355" 3% ocean». 3...... : Exam munubvnpnnwr v.2. =3 e. “n"... L513}; 5S1..â€" 33. 9.32? .2 Be. in? ”LL hr . 32.2“: KEV. c.â€" Eefin.5mu £53.. a ran,” .f. a?" 2... Eu n3 moo? fin: («can a non... 998»; 8 42mm Squawk mfimucflmfi. 92.0 426 Fume vzruouuo a: nu. . in no «20 25... » SE... :25: touch. When I hm! taker : .5 :x:e:2icinc, the soreness hm' . “.023 Z 2:..(1 finished the second 1h: 2:25 :.2:!c: :2ch y disappeared.” Banuz Amman" ~';-_-:-.‘::!c. 3' zine. 1:. 115' :.cc.:2.~ iota lee Hood‘s Sarsapar Luz» no: Lo I:::'- (u! :0 any any other. not bear the Hood’s (Jared After ' Others Failed flur Prices in all Lines are at the Bottom. 3“; have?" t; 553' 3n, Cams A manmay haean honest heart, Though pom-tithe hourly stare him: A man may tak aneebor’s part, Yet hae no cash to spare him. THURSDAY. APRIL 4. 1895. J. A. VANCE. acts ! OUR LINES ARE the Neckâ€"Bunches AI none Now. can: constipation by restor- m. .J elm ”lip ‘umy canal, Health ad "to Endangered by lInsu-npn- lens Dealers who Persude linsnspecung People to Take Inflationâ€"Some Pointers Worth Remembering. No medicine that is not of more than ordinary merit suffers from im~ itations or substitutes. The fact that and imitation is offered is one of the strongest proofs of the qualities of the genuine article. The Dr. Williams Medicine 00. is continually trying to impress upon the public the fact that Dr. Williams Pink Pills are only sold in securely sealed boxes, the wrapper around which is printed in red ink and bears the registered trade marke “ Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.” Notwithstanding this mutant warn. 49g there are unscrupulous dealers here nndtherewhodefrandthe public by y The Treasurer, Mr. W. T. Wood,explain- ed to the council that the finances were get- ting low and that with resent demands it -would{benecessaryto m e provision for more funds. He also explained' that certain docu. ments in regard to taxable property should be in by Apn'l 8th for registration. Accounts from Messrs. Jewison and Hal'- A document from the town solicitor was presented, but.“ the clerk was unable to sound the proper notes the Reeve was ap- pointed a deputatian to wait on the Solici- tor and if possible secure the combination whereby the council could get at the con- tents. Councillor Bateson stated that the term of the present Constable was nearing its end and as he was dissatisfied with the present arrangement heathought some steps should be taken at this meeting and asked the Reeve if it would be necessary to frame a lay-law. 'The Reeve said he thought a bv-law was not necessary and that the mat- ter could be left over until the next meet- Mr. Hugh Johnston appeared before the council and com lained of overcharge of taxes for 1894. he Reeve looked carefully into the matter and said it would be dealt. with at. the Court. of Revision. "Councillor Bateson thouiet the printing of the municipality yshould done for $60 and that the clue office should be in a. posi. tion to compete With all outside institutions, and in support of his argument moved that a committee be appointed. composed of the Reeve and Councillor Richardson to consult with the publisher of the Rayon-rm; and see if an arrangement of that kind could be en- tered into. The motion was carried. The Reeve drew the attention of the council to the fact that the tender from the outside office was somewhat lower than the amount 'd to the home ofice but that he would vise them to consider the matter carefully before deciding to send the order outside of the corporation as there was a. certain amount of advertising that was com pnlsory to have done inside the corporation no matter by whom the contract for the gees“! Prime; om 1!?“ .. .. Council resumed general business, when the clerk was called upon for report on ten- ders for printin as asked for at. a previous meeting. The glerk then read a. tender from a. Peterboro office. The REPORTER made verbal application for the printing and offer- ed to do the work at the same rates as here- tofore, Theuby-hw was read a second time and fluidly passed thropgh the ‘last. stage. Moved by .Councillor Bateson, seconded by Councillor Richardson, that. the council go into committee of the whole on the second reading of by-law to regulate dogs running enlarge. _Ca.rried. The Reeve stated that he had consulted the town solicitor an the matter and was of the opinion that the by-law was legal and he was certainly of the opinion that there should be some better plan for the col- lection of dog taxes as they (that is the dogs) were becoming a nuisance. Councillor Campbell said he could not see where the tag system would be an improve- ment on the old way of collecting the dog taxes. He also thought if any changes were made there should be a. tax of ten dollars imposed on bitches. Councillor Clark thought that every man should be allowed to hay his own tag. ~i'7fqr_ drawing fire engine were ordered to The dog-tax by-law (of Councillor Bate- son fame) was then brought in and discussed by the members of the boar . Councillor Bateson explained that the only object he had for having a by-law of this nature fram- ed was to establish a better system of col- lecting do taxes and he thought at the ex- piration 0 one year the tag system would not only prove to be a. financial benefit, to the village but would prove satisfactory to the major-it of the ratepayers and would haves ten ency to set aside the bone of contention held by those who are not the fortunate (or Lunfortnnatetownersof dogs. ' The matter of a quantity of new hose re- quired by the Fire com y was discussed and a motion by Counci Zor Bateson, second- ed by Councillor Clarke, instructinw the clerk to procure 100 feet. of the Baker-fabric Hose was carried. The council met. on Monday evening last in re lat session. All the members pres- ent, t eReeve m the chair. Minutes of prayious meeting read mid zip-proved: I am, satisfied that when the school question is finally settled this increased interest will have a very beneficial efl’ect on the French schools of the Province I have no hesitation 1n say ing that the vast majority of them were prepared to abide by the final decision of the authorities, and it will only be a matter of a short time before the public school system will be uni- vex-sally adopted throughout the Pro- vince. ” There is no gainsaying the fact that were the rank and file of the Catholics of Manitoba left to their f1 ee ‘ ch01ce, the new conditions which make 1 not only for the better development of their children, but the greatest ad l vancement of the Prov 1nce would soon lbe deeply ingafted into a harmonious and contented peop p.le While it is our bounded duty as individuals to lrespect the convictions and creeds of every citizen of our country, to main-. ‘tain if necessary by out utmost efi'ort peace and harmony within the confines .of our Dominin, to go farther than that and require the state to legislate special privileges into the hands of one religious body, is making the civil government a special pleader for that body, which has been d1sestablished long ago, so far as legislative authority goes, in every progressive country, ex- cept one, and there the wheels are in motion. it. may even be that open revolt against the tynmy and oppresmon of that majority is excusable and proper in some cases, but so long as we have government by popular majority, so long, in our country, at least, as the high standard of representatives is kept up, may we expeet any momentary hardship to right Itself. by pthe local put in one English trustee.” Agaih the rcport further states, “The con- stant agitation, which has been kept up during the past years has certainly had the effect of creating and interest in regard to edueationz‘al matters, and member‘s without the interference of outside agencies. The rcport of the Inspector of schools for Manitoba just to hand goes to show that the new law is operating most setisfactory and al- though looked at thh askance by the Roman Catholic laity at the time, is being accepted to a great extent in that virgin country where the inhabi- tants are progressive in the highest sense. The report says, “ I find that even when the Chntholics have full control of the dietricts they generally COUNTEBFEITERS AT W'ORK. THE VILLAGE COUNCIL. at our storer We have Plow Points for all makes of plows. PETER HAMILTDN MF’G 00. TO FARMERS ! We have made arrangements with the -... ‘v-vun‘ \4 u;..unu. R. J. McLAUGmIISJ. Assigned. Solicitor for the Assignec. Dated at. Lindsay. this 2nd day of April. .51).. 190.1 YO'I‘ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A William Irvine MeGiIl, above named. did on the Second day of A ril. A. D., 18%, make an assignment to me or the benefit of his creditors under the provisions of an not respect- ing assignments and preferences by Insolvent persons. being Chap. 12-10! the Revist Statutes of Ontario. 1337. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM IRVINE McGILL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MANVERS IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM, MERCHANT, INSOLVENT CHAS. STAPLE_'I‘0.\'._ TERMS OF SALE; Ten per cent of purchase money down at. the time of sale. and the balgnce within twentv days thereafter. thhout mtcrest. There win be_n mseryed bid. Fain; iixfihé; Eélâ€"I'dnions and particulars of sale a p ' to p ’DUMBLE 8c JOHNSTON. Peter-borough. Vendor‘s Solicitors. [‘1’ A a Q!“ l h? mn‘v About forty seven acres are cleared. and machinery can be run on nbouL thirty acres. The farm is pretty well stumped and stoned. The soil is a clay loam. The farm is distant. about five miles from Pontypool AP. 0.. and is watered by 3!. creek. The followmg improve- ment are sand to be on the property. v12.: .1 frame dwelling house about 18x26 resting on posts, a frame stable 15x30. and 21.9mm: shed. To sell their PLOW POINTS â€"AN Dâ€" GENERAL REPAIRS The West Quarter of Lot Number SIX in the PIPER Ooncessmn of the Townslnp of.M.a.nvers 1n the County of Durham, con- talmng fifty acres more or less. selling an imitation pill (also colored pink) either by the dozen, hundred or by the ounce. alleging that they are “just as good,” or “just the same ” as the genuine Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. This is a. falsehood and the unscrupu- lous dealer who ofl'ers the imitation know it, but is more concerned for the extra. profit he makes on the imitation than for the health of his unfortunate victim. at the hour of 2 pm. in the afternoon, the following property namely :â€" at the Morgan House fix; the Town of l’ctcrbor- ough on Saturday the 27th day of April, ’95 TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE 1‘ Powers of sale contained in a certain mortgage. which will be produced at the time of sale. there will be scld by Will the public, in their own interâ€" est, bearing in mind the following facts, â€"Dr. \Villiams Pink Pills are never sold by the dozen, hundred or ounce. If any dealer offers you a pill in this form (no matter whether colored pink or not) he is trying to cheat you and should be avoided. The formula. of Dr. Williams Pink Pills is a. secret and is known only to the company. Therefore if some dealer tells you a. substitute is “just the same” or “just as good” he is simply trying to deceive you because there is a large profit for him in selling the imitation. â€"IN THEâ€"- Township 0f Manvers When you ask for Dr. \Villiams Pink Pills see that the trade mark is on the wrapper of every package, and do not be persuaded to take anything else, no matter how plausable a story the dealer may tell. Imitations in medicine are always cheap, always worthless and often dangerous, and people who have a care for their health will always refuse them. Valuable Farm Dr. W'illiams Pinlg Pills cure when other medicines fail. That’s why they are imitated, and that is why you should insist on getting the genuine. Used as a. spring medicine Dr. Williams Pink Pills surpass all other medicines. If feeling “ out of sorts ” give them a. ' 'Wlietér'borough. ‘ Auctioneer. Dated at Pcterborough, 2nd, April. 1895. 11-4 CASH ONLY. . MCCARTNEY R. DEYELL’S OLD STAND. PUBLIC AUCION AUCTION SALE nspc‘ 1:1“ M. MCLA UGHLIN! 11-2 Give usa call, it will be to your advantage. WHITE FELL _Fresh Groceries always in stock. Boots and Shoes from 2 5c. up_to $4. We have a fine linc of Din- ner and Tea Sets combined that we have been selling for $15, which we now offer for $10. Tea Sets from $2.75 up to $7. Alsb a well-assorted stock of Tinware, Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnish. In order to make room for 0111‘ winter stock of Goods, which will soon be coming in, have decided to sell off the balance of the old stock regard- less of cost. ‘ SIGN OF THE LIFE SIZE HORSE. 373 George Street, Peterhorough. BAILIEBORO General Store The more so that the new carriage, when bought; from our stock, cost but; a. moderate amount. Dozens of styles. None too good. Some tnsx y and neat, some handsome and stylish. The prices match. All service- able and durable. See our stock before placing the baby on wheels. ‘BENJ. SHORTLY, A neat, well appointed carriage is an evi- dence of good taste. It is a. credit. to the family and relations. Do the folks honor and the baby justice with a. new vehicle. Your baby deserves a New Carriage. The old one (that. is the old carriage) is shabby and persists in running crooked. If- the baby is a. new baby so much the more does a. new carriage complete the turnob. BABY . * UARRIAGES z '_',I have on hand some No. 1, Clean Seed Oats free from any dirt, also Silver Hulled Buck Wheat, pure. Order your Garden and Field Seeds at once, before they rise in price. ‘ A. PAYNE. Now is your time to order Land Plaster. One good mare Cult, three years old 'ill trade for a good milking cow. I have made :Ll‘x‘mlgements with one of the largest seeds men in Canada for all kinds of Field and Garden Seeds. Any person wanting any of the above seeds please call and leave your order at once before sold out. Also farm machines, Binders, Mow- ing Machines, Pen Harvesters, Horsn Rakes, Seeders and all other kinds of machines, also Chums, \Vashing Ma chines and \Vriugers, also Land Plus- ter and Salt. Shingles which will be sold cheap for cash. FOR CASH. Barley, Outs, Buckwheat, Corn, Beans, Hides, Tallow, Eggs and Iron, and you can buy for cash Flour and Feed of all kinds, Seed grain of all kinds, TinWare, Glasmvare, Coal Oil, :3 lbs. of good Tea for $1. Gardiner Look here and see what you can sell A. PAYNE’S J. ROBINSON YOUNG. Keep constantly on hand a large and well-selected stock of Shelf and Heavy Hardware. Call and ex- amine Goods and Prices. We have in stock Mouth Organs, Accord- ians, V ioligs and Aulohurps. F.mcyg floods depmtmcm still very Mime tin) F ancy cakes in great variety and cheaper than the cheapest. For the million, in bulk and served in any way at Young’s Besturant. Oysters 40¢. a quart, 0 'angcs 20¢. a dozen FINEST, FRESHEST and CHEAPEST Christics Sodas always fresh and crisp. Golden Anvil Opposite John Gillott Son‘s Cabinet “'m-erooms. Millbx'ook. CON FECTIONERY FARMERS E YSTERS YSTERS YSTERS Mulligan SIGN OF THE at Give me a. call before going else- where. H. B. McFEE. Merchant Tailor. - Centreville. I dsire to'retorn thanks to my many customers for the liber- al patronage I have enjoyed for the past year, and hope by strict attention to business, keeping ai first-class stock of goods and doing A1 work to merit a eon- tinnanee of the same. 344 Water Street, A Word ! If you want BLANK BOOKS, OFFICE SUPPLIES BOOKS or STATIONERY, write for our prices. Always guaranteed the lowest. Our Books are Manufactured specially by the EX- aminer Printing Co. Lt’d., tor the Peterboro’ Bookâ€" store. The Paper is exceptionally good and the Binding is guaranteed to last With {ordinary care until the book is used. WHTERPROOF HORSE AND WAGON COVE/BS, FLAGSBUN'IYNG, FTC. of New York, and sold by them all over the world under this brand and this bmnd only. It gives a. brilliant, soft, steady light, no smell, no smoke and no explosions. This Oil is not merely a fancy brand gotten up by a. local dealer to .boom goods but is a. SPECIAL OIL made by the For sale in Millbrook by Blank Booksaflffice Supplies -â€"AT THEâ€"â€" Peterboro Bookstore THE BEST ILLUMINATING OIL IN THE WORLD. Also on Saturday all day and evening we W111 give our best attention to out of town customers 1n order to display our spring styles and our new 1m- portations of DRESS GOODS and CAPES and all the new spring fabrics. You are cordially invited to look through. TURNBULL’S. llur Mantle and Dressmaking Departments are again in full swing. All orders executed promptly. Everything made up in the latest approved styles. Nothing but first class work turned out and charges moderate. ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAIECI‘I 27th and" 28th Milliner‘y Opening DayS It; has Been acknowledged tor years as the best; burning Oil in the world AWNING-S, TENTS, Sails, Camping Goods. ALF. KINGSCOTE, SI‘A‘NDEXRDx OIL CO. PRATT’S ASTRAL. . G. TURNBULL, 417 and 4191George Street, l’eterborough. Mantle, Dressmaking and Tailoring. bcorgc and Simcoc Streets, Pctcrborough‘ A. H. STRATTON C0. â€"MA) BUY YOUR ,NUI-‘ACTURER 10Fâ€" Call and see the Newest styles in Photo- graphs. We keep a. full line of the latest and best, styles of cards, .and our prices are reasonable. All work guaranteed. Saus- facfion our specialty. Has Bought out the Pho- tograghic Business of G. G. Green, Millbrook, and will be found at the old stand prepared to make any style of a Photo. F. J. Garless, IV/zo won [/20 Diploma q/ {/16 West Dar/mm A grim/[11ml Sand)! for l/zc 190:! Co//cr/1'on ‘ of Péotog'm/S/m. F. J. GARLESS PHOTOGRAPHER. Of Bowmanville, Business Change. W. S. PICKUP. Peterboro’, Ont. nummsr. SIGN OF THE HORSE SHOE. GEORCESTREET. . PETERBDRBUGH us your measure. H. LelRUNéECo. not costly. Leave and Summer, 1895. Spring Suits are Our Good Looking and splendid 200 pieces of the designs, for Spring Consisting of over Newest Patterns _00D QUALITY. Caren ces are our Mottocs. To inspect our magnificent Dress Goods and Millinery disPlay. We exhibit ful1 ranges of the leading and most fashionable produc- tions of French and Ger- man manufacturersevmed- ium and high-class. Also, the newest novelties in Dress Trimmings, Silks, Parasols, Umbrellas, c. -<OF NEWDâ€" Spring Dress Goods â€"â€".r\N l)â€" The handsomest styles we ever had in Millinery, the biggest variety, the lowest price, new shapes, the newest trimmings. Milliners who know how to please you. R. H. Keaas 8}; Ca. N0. 36%} Game Street. Our selections of importâ€" ed Spring Dress Goods Fabrics, c.‘ eclipse every- thing we have hitherto shown, and the exhibition will be a key-note to the value and volume of our stock throughout the store. Cabinetmaker§ Undertaker m Showrooms King-st, Millbrook. MILUNERY ! mes. GlLLfiTT, . -_ v.....,..--.-“,..; uuuun. Bédroom. Parlor. Diningroom and all other kinds of Furniture. hand-made, at lowestpricca. H on hand a huge stock of FIXS.CASK]1 S. and all WE INVITE THE LADIES TVVEEDS EXPOSETION STGRE, To $00 1110 Pyramids of PERERBORO. Now (:11 Vivw in the . NUGENT. '. (Yarcfulnoss and Right Mottocs. 339 Georgwt. 3 l’li'l‘l-Illlflbno. Have 0'? C I \oun - a (.6 ~ nm‘ P \ ' “ ”PR Med. 1 avcamdfllgck or Flanng s Twequ arms. Rolls and Bose" from lfall and “ “1437'. cheap for cash. \‘ow.i>' the umc to have ur Winter Clothing (Elana! and dyvd. Gente and Ladies Menu: 3 ”“431“,; All work mm nbeedaz puke“ pvc Work». Also agent for Sloan: Laundry. coins scmjl‘uosdn)’ gal‘EMh week, returned Saturday. Gm: us a ~_ It vou have any Books to to the Examiner Book-bi All work executed in the“: possible manner. Wedoeve - u a 110m 1% 1 N1“- «uxnf crbom‘ 3h. M.“- Lent; " fine ”5 ‘Q’lligoks and Ruliu',nndc\'e descri Lion . .v ' 4.1 ' 1’ ry J.pR.Sl‘l- “3‘ “Jingle, Jingle, link that we all have heard, heard the jingle of 1oorg0-st., The La ‘ .= t Novels and the Eeorge Street, We have our store filled with the newest and most fashionable that is (o be had in Ladics‘, Children’s and Men's Furs, Ladia‘ Mantlcs trimmed on shortest notice. Windsor. 0mm .Jold m Millbrook and every \\ here In all druggists. - Amt discovery by mold physician. swung used monthly by thousands at Ladia. Is the only perfectly safe and reliable medicine dis- covered. Beware of unprincipled draws“ who alter interior medicines in place of thin. Asktor Cook’s Cotton Boot Compound. take mum- tutc, or inclose $1 and 6 cents in postage in letter and we willsend. sealed. by return mail. Fulllealed particulars in plain envelope, to ladies only. 3 stamps. Address The Cook Company, to the )ropriczors, T.7Mi§fi§iéisf;;tz Ont. he remedy can be procured from the local agent. Price, $1.25 {or one month‘s trest- uum. and can he sent. by mail on receipt 0! price. For sale by ' 1 complaints is (11:.in making remarkable cures of cases in which all other remedies had failed. This treatment. has bum in consmm use by an expcricnced physician for muiiy yours with the greatest success. It is perfect as u. cure for falling of the womb. leucorrhm or whims, painlul, suppresscdwromec or inta- uiur menstruation, congestion and mammar- tion of the wow b, and other uterine troubles. which give rise to nervous diseases, headache. constipation. backache. depression. tired {ecl- ing. em. which_so many women sufior from. Particulars audmformution free on up licstion E0 thclgropriczogs, T. 151mm d: 00., oronw. HIS now an 1 \ alum h‘ 0 medicine for all female cowplniugs is duily making remarkable S AILSBURY" Newest Fashion Books v â€" . ‘ Have you eaten-h ‘t The remedy is gun-an. teed to cure you Price. 60cm. Injecmrtrea. Tms Guam Coca}! CUBE prompfi? own when all others Couzhfi. Group sore Throat, Honrsenesa. {loopan Cong}: and Asthma. For Con-umpuon it no H o has cured thousands. and will CUR: you takeningime. gold by W 93 @3118!- 11:558. For a name Back or éhestuse SHILOH'S BELLAQQNNA PLASTERl'sc. BJLo manna MILLS BROS. WINTER IS HERE. 7V. STRAIA/‘S BOOKSTORE Write or Call at For Sale bv A. LEACH. Jingle, little bells,” I'mnl. MADAMIN E. DAVID CHAMBERS. YOU . REQUIRE Furs REMEDY. A. LEACH. Peter-born newer patm _. 11:: ~ Ht? Brooks “.1 a ' and his repm LI: |n f4 (:Wf the highcs: gr we "i’f’v‘hk gxcg ~Tbe c:‘zurlir: son was 13le on Friday “Edi? Grits vs. Tory. and of course the 1. being in Eat Durham, won, but Other feIIOws say they had a. J 011a,] the person of Mr. H. B. wen, gave them away, but .re mu .as Ehem that Harry made As good a ‘ as his Tory opponent. To lave perfect health you must 1 unblood,a.ndch bunny In In BthuhHid’oSMg-flng“ roman. m a few days. Mr. J. turned n1; Monday leaving the \ behind. Yr. Jones is putting in machine-3' :vr Goldie McCouIluc Gall. imu landings. mi“. --We are leased to know that cheese ham 2% to run at iucm capacity an: «son, the premix better patrm .6 having been seen :11; Brooks wil again be in ch: his nepu mum for making an an 0‘ the highs: grade is undouh Wewish 1th r.;Brooks and film 1:5!» “Emu, -â€"Mr. B. "an Homxi'h ht» ‘ confined to the house for a. “col; an attack of Bronchitis. but “v pleased to know that he is m a run out to Port: Hope yeszerdn‘ visit friends. Rumor says that 1 trips are Significant of something 1 than the ordinary trips of S. \\'., echo answers “so move it be." â€"m Eakins 0f Tul‘on’u. S; fewdays' m town this “0(- k \ isi: brother and calling upnn u 7d i: in town. L Grippe for a few days but is miobt, has been ill with an aftit $ch impmmd. The annual cunmntiun of “Von-11’s Missionax) Spcicty ui Dism of Peterboro \\ 1” be 1:": “'9 Methodist church on Thu Apri118.API~:xvmr.Ihc Sec. _..\1r. Tn esand two sons of I 83 hue unvisiu'ngwitn his hm inlaw \‘f ”H SD11” 0f llll‘ P0371211 fm :l f8“' (13“.. Mr. I mrn«1.-;\1ondn_\ leaving the behind \fr Jones Is putuug in ~“'hi1e the bin-w wili i-mk . 3-8 ICouncillor and kwp their ‘ QUE, being demrmiwd that :2: Shflnbe quy replenisimi for 1 per debmtion of 1.10 (in) _§ow the curling is over and : er up will be heard no more u ”may; s‘ason and whether it he out-tum ur in that the boys win for the non six months, we hope may make a. patrlid even' tim their sumnwr ventures. . .â€"Mr. Jno. Ferguson. foremal salesman for Jno. Swan Svu: Gizsgow, the largest stock :2 :1‘ Europe. spent Sundav uith Mr. Eakins. Their intimacy and ixi shiphas dated back for mam \ - A delegation {rum Xv“ 2'0an 133': arriwa in ”mum m lie-:4 fattenns with a \imv tu'Adrds ‘ mg mnfedemtiou. \ cicmne 1n iQuins. -â€"3[rs. Yarn 00d of New!» '5 has been fishing with Mrs ( “on here. fur mmc mumhx‘. M In home on lucsd: n'. â€"3fiss “'11: “110 hm: 'hm' keepingrforr Mr. H. Mulligan ~ And the average farm wii be (enquiring for the m-xt fr“; “710 robbed the lmn's nos: 5 â€"A large buss load of our 1nd.“ iroxe to Pontvponl Iaut \\' vdm s1 ntend the big sale at the C House. â€".\ano grnm propon ios (111‘, Gm. Sou-m mus timé, 16h for her home iniT Tufifday. â€"The bridge 1;} law was can South \Ionaghan' on Tuesday by a majority â€"?100,000.00 of loan at 5 per cent. Millbrook. â€"-Mr. S. W. Clarke, 1.. D. S â€"Haxe :mur Carpets “on n supplied by l). Cgumsnus. â€"â€"-S. \V. C larko was in 0mm: Lindsay on Mondav. later. â€"Mr. Jno. Elliott. son of PETE {BOHOL'GXL ONT.“ Ol'RSl-ZS IX BOOK-KEEPING hand. Arithmetic. Wrizing. .- wriung. Trv a three menu".~ cour- or Winter. For tcnm write And School of Sho the miubrooh Rep -â€"G00d Frid'Ly next wmk -â€"â€"And Easter «saw-acth Try our d'igh Syrup lion's Syrup of Horchol Coughs and Coldi 3etepbom Bagirpegg “ Choice {3 (KIT You can get PIX/(If DR LY. PA 715.47 ‘ Alli/)1 ( TOILET A]? TIC/u Try our Frostilcnc hands. THURFDAY. APRIL 4. 151 TO \VN TALK DRUG UU’S S Azoncv A. BLANCHARD, fins; 195%!- of the the {ll mrzzuns in v pnvatn f u .1 (£50. Scorn Ru T010 activ Lu DOOM 1r tom