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.^iiiana. ••TfiUTH BEFORE FAVOB." - " PKI.VCIPLEb NOT MEN. VOL XXVI, NO 1321 li Fleshierton, Ont. Tliursday JVIay IG 1907 W. H. THUBSTON, EDITOH BOPBiETOa NEW Jewellery Store Have you caHe'J in yet t'> see our new premises-? Bigger Stock Better Display Of Jewellry, Watches, Clocks, Plated Ware, and ch<iice things io overy line. Get your Wedding Pres- ents tiere, Get your Wedding Rings hiers. Prices Right. Goods the Best. W.A.Armstrohg. this institiiti'T. This spo^iks voliicioa! PRI' EVILLE for t)8prey and we trust that its record ,, iDiiy be maintained. I I^ist SatOrdiiy Our Divine Service .in Sunday of last ground wus frozt-ii Week wjis conducted by Mr. Muntgomery of Or:in^e Valley, Mr. Hames.^ filling the afternoon app<:>intuicnt at HarkJiway i Mr. 5L-. Montgomery is an intellifjent younjj uian, (a school te-icher, we uinier- stand) and bids fair to beojine ;i i mlpit orator. His subject ba-sed on Isa., 511- with .several quotations from the new testament bearing on the same subject was aUy hjmdled and we shall be glad to hear him occa-sionally in th future. Yes- terday your cor. was prevented by his old enemy, rheumatism, from being present at Divine .service but was inform- ed that the service room was tilled to its full sitting capacity and that the subject delivered by Sir. Harness, based on 1 Tim. 6, 7-8 was a most vigorous one. r Industrial Home Notes {By an Inmate) n Seeding here, as in many other places will be very backward thin season, yet, we should not allow our faith to waver in the Divine [promise of seed and harvest time. John Tisdiile, referred to a few weeks ago as having been examined by Dr. Burt, «yej ear and nose specialist, was trans- ferred to the General and Marine hospit- al, Owen Sound, about the first of the present month. Shortly after his arrival (here an operation was performed which, however, did not prove altogether satis- factory as the seat of the disease could not be reached with safety by the oper- ating physicians. It is doubtful whether another operation will be attempted, his ikge and the weak condition of his heiirl being very much against him in so criticid an operation. He underwent a similitr operation about twenty-four years ago in the Toronto General HospitiU which un- doubtedly saved the sight of his right eye but within the last yej»r or two a rehtpse Ims taken place taking the form of an in- ward growth and it is doubtful whether it can now be successfully removed owing to the causes above mentioned. We feel to deeply sympathise with friend John in his affliction, he being a most desirable companion, quiet and agreeable, always ready and willing to render as.sistance to any needy comrade as far as he was able, is a good living, God serving christian and « model inmate. We understand his friends pay for his maintenance while in the hospital but the county bears the cxpen.se of the operation. Although we scarcely entertain hopes of his complete recovery, yet we sincerely trust that when he returns to us he will be greatly im- |iroved and spared a few more years with- uat the intense suffering he has hitherto MO patiently borne. Since last writing two more inmates have been received to fill two of the vacan- cies of departed ones; one is a new comer the other is a former inmate re-adinitted. Mrs. Mcintosh of Dei-by was admitted in the early part of the month. For one of her ago (72) she is remarkably idert, a good needle-woman, speaks and sings tiaelic to the veins of nicety, which would be a source of unspeakable pleasure to tile eai-8 of poor old Mrs. McLean, were she yet alive to hear her. Our old and estimable friend, J.L. Cameron, was read- mitted ou the 4th. Friend John waa discliitrged at his own rojuest about a month previous to his readmission hoping to do for himself a while longer. Had ho remained here pntil the cold weather was entirely over ho may have done bet- ter, but unfortunately the inclemency of i the weather prove*! too much for his del- j icate constitution and rendered him un- ; able to get into any light employutent, ' hence his return. We feel st>rry for , John, ho U now in his 73nl year and i although still a smart man his const i- ' iutiou is undermined and his days for | hard labor are past. Light and ea-sy situations are hasd to obtain without iu- Huoncc. The spirit is wiliiug but the Hesh is weak, old cimirade. %Iver since your cor has lieen an inmate He has kept a book in which he Tec(>rtlM the names of all admitteil, from whence they came, theii- age, etc. On U>i>kiug over the lists a few dtiys ago he diicover- t^dthat (should his test be correct,) C>s- prey is the only municipality in the coun- ty tnat has not as yet sent an inmate to Good Word* forChamt>er. lalQ'9 Coujjh Komedy. People ererywher* take pleasure in testify inx to the itood qualities of Chaml>«i-Iaia a Cnugh Remedy, Mrs. Kdward Philips of Barclay, >W., writes: "I wish to tell you that I recommend Cbamb«ilabt's Counh Remedy. Mv little ffirl. Catherin», who is twu years old, his been taking this remedy whenever she has had a cold since she was two months old. About a month ago I con tracted a dreadhiul cold myself, but I took Chamberlain's C(iii(?h Remedy andwas.?oon as Well as ever." This remedy is for sale by W, £. Richardson. morning (11th) th.i â- ^> hard th.i; farmers could not use disc, seeder or harrows, hot on Monday afti.-ni.«jn thev complain- ed ot the heat. .Several fairi.ers have finished seeding md some have been Giev Countv's working for a week at railway construct- , ion. . ' ^ '!^'T y'_' ^i:y^':r^ -:'yyT' The steam shovel is doing big work in the hiJl and the donkey engine hauls S cars of earth out on the trestle work which is up to its^full heigth, about 27 fc. near the river edge. A gang of men are stretching the wire fence along the right of way. Mr. L. McArthur has erected a new windmill which pumps water for the stock from his 80 ft. well. When his plan of water-works are completed a tank in the bam will supply the stock with water in the winter time. Mr. A. McCabe i)rought in a car load j P^cFarland&Co. BIGGEST and CHEAPEST .<T' -^R? Slaughter Sale -OF- Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes. Hatherton Well, Mr. Editor, you will be thinking that we have been snowed under at not heaiinx From us for so long. We have had a lit'.lo snow and frost which has hindered the farmers considerably with their teediue. Mr. Dan McAuIy of Dundalk has taken the contract of buildin<; Mr. John Lough- etd's barn and Mr. James VVinter's straw shed, and are busily framing the timber. Mrs. Northmore of Toronto was visitin;? her sister, Mrs. Beeley, a short time ago. Mr. George and Jesaie Grummet and Mrs. James Arnott attended the funeral of their brother, Dan, of Blsntyre, who has been a sufferer from kidney disease. We extend uur sympathy to the bereaved widow and friends in their trouble. The Evening Lights, a reliitious sect, intend holdini; services ia the school house ou Sunday afternoons. Forty and one religoDs and ouly one way, Mr. A. C. Down from Somerset, Ber mud*, reprpsentative of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, en route for Res;ina. Sask. accompanied by Miss Ella Karstedt of Fleshertoii, visited with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Down. We are ul.'id to learn that the temperance element is very strong in Bermuda, Mr. Down having held an office in the I.O.G. T. 1 I i»i I I . Sore 'Nipplee, .\ny muiuer who has had e.xperionce with this distressing ailment will be pieiueil to know that a cure may be effected by applyiuR Cham- t>erlain's h^:dve as soon as the child is done nursiiiR. Wipe it off with a stif t cloth before ahowin^ the babe to nurse. Many trained nurses ii.se thii* salve with t)e8t resiiltd F' sale by W. E. Rich.-rp9on. loth Line Osprey Feed is getting very scarce and it is a familiar siyht these lr<.>sty mortiin^ to see a farmer with a team and wagon and hay rack hunting hay. A little boy has come to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Jeffreys. Mr. Joe Irwin is erecting his sawmill. Mrs. John Crawford of Cayley, Alta., is renewing old acquaintances in this neighborhood at present. We understand that Mrs. Wm. Pool is in a fair way to recover from her serious illness, under the care of Dr. Bond. Mr. Win. Brown lost a valuable cow Ust week. The animal got fast in a cor- duroy bridge and broke ner back. Miss Laura Browuridge is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Hawton. Mrs. Hugh Feuwick visited Toronto last week and brought a little girl back with her from one of the homes, a sister of the little boy they adopted a few years ago. Mrs. H. Mexauder of Feversham vis- ited with her aunt, Mrs. Philip Ottewell, la.Ht week. Miss Lizzie Brackonbury is on the sick list at present with erysipebis and blootl poison. Wo hope to soon hear of her recovery. Kellef Krou\ ^tteutnntto Pntns. "I s'.iffereil with theuiu.tti.sui for over two yeans" says Mr. KoUikud Curry, a patrolman, wf Key West, Kla. "Sometimes it settled lo my kueeji aii^i hkiuc<l ui3 so I cviild h:«rd!y walk. Rt other titties it wouM be in my feet and h.'jnds so I was in severe jiain and" l.uue from it my wife went to the diw store here aiulcaiiw b.-v.k with a U>ttl« of CliamlnTlain.s Pain I'siliii. I WHS nib'i.'ed with it and found the i«in h.vln.^arly gone during th' night. I kept I'n U'liug it for a little more than tw,> weeks and found that it drove tli« rbeuuiatism awav. I h.tve Dot hadany trouble from th.tt dUease for over three muiithj.' i"«t sale by. W. H. Eicbard;iou. rpHE J. D. King & Cos. plant has changed hands and their EJTTIRE STOCK of of young cattle last week and placed them ] w T ^M v ^' T ^^^^'2, T^""""? ''^ *"'=''"° °° ^^Jn^sd-y. . May 8th 1907. Our in his i»stures ' ' ^ McFarland attended the sale and was fortunate m securing MA> Y LINES U Mr. J.A. McDonald who has fora lorn? ' SLAUGUTEli PRICES, and on arrival of the ijoods (which we expect this week) they term been precentor or leader of the '"^I'^P""^ °" ^'^ ','.?"''*"'?.'"'""""'''* '^*â„¢ 1""='''y- These goods are not dam- musical setVices in the jVesbv-terian '^. '° "7 '^^ ^""^ '"â- "°*^'""^i''^ **'" P^'^* P" P'""'"«^'^ "'"' buy Jthe leather church in the GaeUc language waa honor- """ * "^ '''«°>- ^ome m and see for yourself, ed one evening- kttly by a rejjresentative '. ' gathering of the congregation at his resi- J dence when a neatly worded address was ' read and he was presented with a nicely upholstered arm chair and neat writing desk. J. A. was taken completely by surprise, in fact he was on his way to visit a sick neighbor when thedepuution arrested him and he was brought back home. McD. in a ueat little speech made a suitable reply and several hours were spent in impromptu speeches, inter- mingled with instruiuental music by pipes and violins and vucal solos by a number of those present. Sow as John A. sits in his easy chair with all the modem ap- pliance before him for wTiting despatches the eloquent flow of langu;ige conveyed from his mind by his pen and the press, consisting as lisual ..f timely admonition, newsy items, historical notes, and we hope will continue to come from time to time to tie intere.sted ;uid public of this vjciiMcy for the future. $7.50 Men's Suits for $4.85 We have taken all our broken lines of Men's Suits that were selling at 86.00, 6.50, 6.75 and 7 50 and placed them by themselvet, and now offer tliem to first comers for $4.36 a suit. Just think what a bargain these suits will be for the men who cal> early enough to get them. Sizes 36 to 42. Do not let this opportunity get away from you. 75c. OVERALLS for 48c. This week we put on sale all our Grey Dinim Overalls, some with bib and others without-, in medium and heavy weitcht cloths that were selling at 75c and 85c a pur. There's not many pairs to sell but while they last you can have your choice for per pair 48c appreciative yeofs yet in i Chaml>erlaln's CCUc, Cholera arid Diarrtioea fieEned-r. "There is pn>bably no medicine made that is lelied upon with more implicit omtideoce than Chaujberhiin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reine<ly. During the third of a eentry in which it has been in use, peoble have learned that it is the one remedy that never fails When reduced with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take. For sale by W K. Richard- son. 15c BOYS' VARSITY CAPS for 5o. I About 60 Boys' Medium and Light Fancy Tweed Varsity Caps, worth in reg- lar waf I') cents, to clear 5c fl.25 BLACK SATINE SKIRTS fcr89c 57 Ladies Fine Quality Black Satine L'nderskirts, with deep tlounce and three rows frilling, several rows cording and good full sweep, $1.25 value, sale price to clear each 80c 7c GINGHAMS for 5c. 688 yards of fine quality Giagham in med- ium and sma>l blue checks, colors fasc,and would sell in regular way 7c. our ^ price per yard 5c. 35c LADIES BELTS for 10c We have taken several of our broken lines in ladies Belts that were selling at 23c and 35c, and 6nd that in many cases there is not more that: one or two left of a kind which means they must move out quickly, sale price each â-  10c Eusenla McFARLAND & COMPANY Maniedâ€" AtStoughton, Sask., April 33, at the home of tbu bride's brother, ' Mr. A. E. (^arr, Mr. Ben Sarvent to ' Miss Edith Carr of Eugenia. The Rev. Mr. Pemiose peiform^ the interesting ceremony. A.s the bride is so well and ' favorably known around Eugenia, the coogratulatioiig of a larse circle of friends i are e.\tended ti> her and her husband, wishing them long life, prosperity and happiness Mias Mabel Carr has ?oi:e to take a course in the Outario business college, BeUeville. I .Vlrs. B«ll has let the contract for hav- iug her house bricked and skinultd and o'hf r improvements. She will have a ' cosy home. Mr. Lewis ol Kimberley has the »o<xl work aud the Graham Bros, the ' .^ brick work. ! fS Mis, Maggie .\niistron;; was home from ' Heatbcote visiting her pareuts on Sun- day One of our young men has been pri>s- trated fn>m an over-dose of red pepper which his best girl gave him for soma ailment [ i^j Seeding is almost finished and the' J weather is very tiiie at present, j '.-: Mr. Edgar Graham gave his friends a < treat of maple taSy one evening recently at the home of Mr. Jake Williams. Whilst they were eating taffy some vandal came aud stole the buggy from one ot the boys, compoliiiis him to walk home with his best girl. No fun tiamping a mile or t*o over such njads, but lo»e only laughs at difficulties of that sort â-  > leii â-  Qood Corn Sheller For 35c A marvel of ellica-y and pn>raptiics», a remedy th.it does cure corus and warts, lis n.ime is Putnam's C. ro Extractor. Coiitaius i>o acids, never pains, gives lasting sVisfact'on. Insist ou "Putnim's' only. Its the best. â€" â€" • â-  I le n ^ â-  Noncii â€"The Sydenham Mutual Fire Iiuiirauce Co. contracts lo p.'xy matkit value for household effects, tariii stock, implemeutN, ti:iy and ;;r«iii alv looses or damage in full Cjin-ied by li-h vnn »•; »K<ut h.-tif the co»t that other c.>nipanies' charge. Au Instituti'n that off rs such' terms deserves the patroti.-^ge of h'1 pro- Kre*)ive farmers. A post card addres.sed to their agent, W. J. B^iwes, Markd-ilo, regarding terms will rec-eiv« prompt at- teution. | F^7TSr^!ii!S'^S-:iih\^^^^ 3 BENTHAM BROS. PAINTS! PAINTS! We have just put in a stock of MARTIN SEXOL'R Paints, every can of which is guaranteed to give saMsfaotioD. Martin Sencur paint is guaran- teed 100% pure. Pure white lead. Pure linseed oil. Pure zinc aud color. Sold subject to chemical analysis. Try a can aud be convinced. We also hare a full liny of Paint brushes. White wash brushes, Stove brushes aud Shoe brushes. Our stock is complete with all the latest designs aud culvirings. Wire Fexioin^ We are ag-uts for the Standard Wire Fence, the best on the market. Highest Prices Paid for Farm produce P.^re bred Olbite Cegftorti £qqs Ur Sale ^ ^•' ^ r '- ' ::;b^2>^ ' :^ ' >^i ' i^y-^y^^ s ^s^^ 5« flew = tin - Shop, I desire to inform the public that I have opened a new Tinshop in ilio Christoe Block, FWshertoii. I have purchased Mr. F. G. Karsfedts ci'mplete linsraithing outfit and am fully prepared to do ali kit.ds of cus- tom work, includincr eave troughing, furnace work and re(<airing of all kinds. .\ full stock of homeiiir.do tin Bonds will l,e kept cons-antly en haiiil. 1 purvKxie givin'^ salisf^iction to my palioDS and all my wor* "will be duue with that end in view. Give me â-  call-and a chance to demon- strate my fituaas ku serve you. P. norris. Flcsbcrfon. A A