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:9 2* Mr. J. A. Spears, after spending Christmas holidays at home, has re- turned to the School of Pedagogy at Hamilton to complete the term ending- in May. .. (Mrs. T. R. Banting, who" has been sick for some time, is slightly improving... . .Mr. W. J. McLean and Mr. J H. Banting intend raising their barns and having stone foundations under. them, in the spring. . . .Mr. T. R. Parker purposes having a sale on Jan. 25th. He hasfrented his farm to Mr. Dobson, of Utopia . . . . Mr. Adam Robertson, jr , school teauherat Grum- ble Hill, is "very ill at present. *-rDur- ing the past "week hejwas unable to at- . tend to hiafschoolduties. -. . .Mr. James Beokerton is `on the-sink `list at presentv - .t.M.r._5 .smne1 Sfieersir .1~`oxbnto.: `whoa; hug." :` iriI'ikinj.;;irien(;l'd at . ,5?! A r first`-iii prvi6nI'.impl6y-s ediliily. V Mr. and Mrs.- Lewis visited Mr. Stranahan . . . .T. Wilson and L Sourev took in the tea meeting at Anten Mills. . .`.Rev. Mr. "Leonard occupied the pulpit here last Sunday.../1`he Haver-Cameron trial came off last week. . . .Mr. and Mrs. McDermott visited at Mr. Jake McDei-mctt . . .. Mr. end Mrs. J ske Mc1)9rmott visited Alex. Cameron on Friday evening. . . . Hector Cameron is trying for a owing well. Prospects are good. If begets one many others around here will try for similar luck. .. .T. Bishop ision the sick list. . . .Mrs. '1`. Bishop has resigned as organist. Her plabe will be taken by` N. Russell... .Messrs. Young and Tracy have the contract of supplying the school wood. . . . Milton Lynn, of Churchill, visited his brother last week.`. . .Jas. Walton, of Brampton visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J00. Wsltono 0 0 CA: iH61WBtOn, and A. Ferguson, spent a week-visiting friends at Baldwin and .Sutton . . . .Jas. ' Wilson was on the sick list this week . . . . We are pleased `to learn that Mr. J no. McFadden was freed from all blame in the sad accident to Mr. St:-itch. Tne McPadden family are highly respected in this vicinity. Advance Correspondence. Advance" Correspof. dence: - Mr. David Tyndil, who. has eeni seriously ill is ` "recovering. . . :`Mi88 Jennie Canfpball is waiting frieha in Allsndale. . . .Mr._` Webb ip the `guest at hi8. " Mm.` .Geo..'Browo',- this ,;:`vmk., Mr. agony` is visiting` with happened with a loss which might have also been accompanied by a serious ac- cident. While passing another sleigh, owing to the road being sideling, his sleigh upset, throwing the occupants out and freeing the`box from the sleigh. In trying to stop the horses Mr. Davis was unsuccessful, as they wheeled and headed in the opposite direction, over- taking the sleigh they they had just passed, one horse going on each side of. it. In the entanglement that resulted one of the horses had its leg broken. 'l`he animal had to be shot. . . .Again` the grim monster, death, has visited this vicinity, taking as its victim Mr. John McKay. He was stricken with that dreadful disease, pneumonia, and after an illness of a little more ' than a `week, he died. The deceased was born in the County of Glengarry, Qnt., and about fteen years ago moved to the neighborhood of Brentwood where he lived for some time. During the last` few years he has made his home with his" only surviving daughter, Mrs. T. Brown, of Ivy, and previous to the lime of his death, on Saturday, Jan. 7th, was'in the employ cf`.Mr. G. Kearns. The funeral services were conducted in the Ivy Presbyterian church on Monday` by the Rev. Mr. Leishman, of `Angus, of whose church Mr. McKay was a"meniber'. He spoke very highly of the deceased. _After the service. the remains were removed to the cemetery at New Lowell. Of those leftto _mourn_ the loss_ of the departed there are twp `sisters and a brother living in `the County` of Glengarry, a sister in .Bsifrie, and his only remaining daughter, Brown, of Ivy, .-Heartfelt}'isyinpiithy_; ; is attended to ` '``'l'` -`i'i.'.`l`.'-l l`l ``u`l'``..`v `lf'_l`,'-. ` X " nonmm Anngom. . _EIeotion of eieere in Epworth League on Wednesday evening resulted as followa.;-President, Miss " Annie Smith ; lat Vice President, Mien Flora. Can-u chars ; 2nd Vice 'Ij"reaident, ,.Mias Edith Connor; 3rd Vice `President, Miss ExnIn_ Bell ; -iSecretsr`y,* Mr. `Ed'- A farewell party for '..Mr. R. M. Switzer was held of. the home of Mr. Joe. Fellows. Caldwell, on Friday evening, J an. 13th. The young people spent grvery enjoyable evening together uod Mr. Sivitzer left; on the early train Saturday morning for his` home in Galeaburg, Illinois, after a. three. weelfs oviait with hie nuclei.` Bell Bros. Oro Stahon. Advance Con-cspondence. Mr. T. Pye s many friends are glad to see him home and well ag-`tin. . . . Mr. H. and Miss E. Todd,,of Tiny, are :the guests of Mr. W. Todd. . . .Mr. Geo. Crawford ,sold one of his large horses in Orillia for $140 . . . . Mr. Alex. J ohnston,` of Maine, is home. Mrs. I:evi Smith was oalfed to Tor-I onto last ,week by the death of her | brother, Mr: Duin. ` ` ' ~Miss' Liohtie Hamish Thompsoiivie is visiting fl.`l6n.d8`ilAI this `ueighbqrbqod. , ` Mr. and Mrs. Cocbrsne. ...On Jan. 31st, Mr. Lemuel Srigley will sell his large stock of horses, cattle, sheep, and pigs ; o'e`1-ing some splendid bargains] . .Rev. Mr. Burns, of Orillia, will occupy the pulpit here next Sunday . . . .Mr. `W. J. Andrews is in 3 very precarious condition. He has taken a relapse of the la grippe. . . .Mrs.' W. J. Andrews is recovering slowly. Advance Correspondence. Mr. and Mrs. J. B Carrntthors, Egbert, spent Sunday in the village. , ;% A `P'ouitv`: Curefor % . f pmc: zscl-:N1'sA PACKAGE. \ Rnxgunurnnq. nmspm, _x`0IIe Month's Treatment. sm: "Ann Nxavous -Hunacma, Said for rm snniplc and Guide to Health. T` , '_ T33 F. m KARN co.. 128 wemgagton 813., `1'oroqt_>{Chn ` " .- - soLD,A'r ' .. .. . . . .-. T `urr_- . - ~ - V A Miss Edith Jbhnstotn, of Tofonto, ial pending her holidays under the par- `entgl roof. ' T ~ A report of very aheceesftxl anuiveb nary services in. the Methodist church ' will be given next week. ` 1 ,__ _, I -.... -.-..-. -- vs... savaaaacllsullitllllnl .'. .Mins Effa Ball soon starts for.'].`o route to attend the Conservatory of Music. . . . Mr. Green has raised one of his houses and intends giving it a thor- ough renovation. . . .Mr.' Finlay, for- -merly of this village, is now in Elm - vale following his trade of harness making. The people of `Elmvale and vicinity will nd in Mr. Finlay an A l workman. . . .We extend. to Mr, and Mrs. `Thea. Brown, of Ivy, our sym- pathy in the irreparable loss they re- cently sustained in the deathiof Mr. John McKay, father at Mrs. Brown. An honest man is "the noblest work of Gad, and truly the deceased had'no,_ supeaior in that respect. VHe lived _a true man and died such`, . . . Mr. J. Henry's son is recovering,...A. new hockey velub` has been organized here and we hope to see the boys liberally! aided in this new sport. r| [In agnother co!umn it `is reported [ that Mrs. Taylor met with an accident. `Our correspondent infotms us that is Mia; M. Richardson, of Amen" Mills, spent Sunday with Miss M. McLean. - - ' Mr. D. McLean. of Bu:-ie, is at] present the guest of his ur:c2e, Mr. D. McLean. ' l l An oyster supper was given at Mr.` | Jno. Hirons, Grenfel, on Tuesday even- ing, Jan. 10th, and, the young people r portagood time. . Miss `Maggie Crawford: is visiting friends in Uxbridge. ` win Smith 3 Treasurer, Miss PtisciTlTI-a_ J ennett. - ` Miss Maggie Jzmiesou, of Edgar, is visiting at Mr. John J a>bnston a. Advan.cc CwI:e:;ponden cc. The King of All Blond Purifievs. E Nature s~~Cnre for all Liver, Kidney and Blood Diseases. J . % _ 1701712 MONEY Is REFUNDED ` -. -_ -..... u---avuu -an ..I.sonovalJu| LJUIIIO . . . .Mr. Arthur Batten was calling on friends here last week. . . . Ahumber of young people purpose attending the class of Miss -Brown, M.E., at Bond Head, in elocutlon and physical cul ture. . . .L. McLelland, who has been blacksmithing in Beeton for the past three months, has returned home; If S/ EGER$ _DRUGwS1;ORE aAnI{:;zoIi&. A-GO does not give'Comp1et and- Perfect * V Satisfaction. pane: 25 cents A pAcKA::. .g0IIe 'l're'at__ment. . .9` Mr. anti Mrs. W. A. Hen-in are both seriously ill. Their many friends hope for their speedy recovery Mr. and Mrs. J. Pue have moved to Mr. Williams : farm. Miss Evelyn Brown is spending a few days in our village. Miss Eva Sibbald is visiting" `her rsiater, Mrs. C. G. Arthur. Mr. W`. Brown inns returned home after vlsit-ing friends in Toronto. `IRS, `I Qrvuu -v_.... -_. _.v. -v- "G " V Mis L. Willat has `reurned to her ihome in Barrie after visiting Mrs. A. A. Flaherty. Mia Brtha the guest of iheraunc, Miss L. Hubbet-_t. Thornton. Advance Correspondence. ' Mr. Geo.eHurst has returned to C01- liugwood township after visiting rela- tives here for some time.) . .Rev. E`. Bakeryand wife have returned to Sun- drxdge after visiting Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Lenncx. . . .Dr. T. J. Henry is re- covering . . Mrs. Wulter`Vanderburg presented her husband with a fine daughter last week. Congratulations, M i...'. IP03. D..ll ..-.... ..a.....L- 1-`... fl`- Miss `Mary ` visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wrighfa. I r- In - II'__ II?` Shanty 1337 Advance Correspondence. Miss '.Ledlaw is the guest of Mr. S. `Pug. should tend Mrs. Tuylorie suffering from" a. severe attack of sciatica. As the item was printed when we were informed of the mistake, we were un- able to leave it out.- En] M_r. "1`-homae Boys, of British Cul- l1I_nbIa :19 home for ashort; visit (:6 his {music . V. . . Mina Lizzie` ' ' Wr_agh&,` 1 :1-of Barrie, is. the guest pf Miss gsidi` Robertson. ,oio__*o L 3 11.08 zone to Birrian ithp; .. >4 ,. me +\ l. Excelsior Jmni A%19.f18.` j QDIOYVZO Advices Correnpoqdence.