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THE FLESHtRTON ADVANCE a VNIUN 5 OFFICE OF iiEO. MITCHELL, Fl.h.1IIKKT1t.\. \ ..''.-I'-ii h* iki'itf blin rsriinwtil Orft< m 1 1 I * i I li'i.i |.i** e*ilu<<i t u*iil rate! Uondv .il*^> av.il, able for K-uittiuato I>unititt4ii Lt,n |>i i. Oi'Kic.3 tw"j dir!i aorth of Richardson A Go's. Vicinity Chips. f&arartoristirs of the Past Work 4 .ir.-l'iillv 4 nil.- I for the I'urioits. -.Wi/"! nf f/i# nit' / /"e prr linr fur Mrs. KJiuiinUi, of Fonlw : ch, is the .i her sister, Mr. W. W. Trimble. Mia* Mary Kt rain returnuil Ut week from a viit to N.;w York an Ft male a|.|rentics wanUnl at <>nc t<> l\rn tlie uiloriiiir. 0. J. Lirrva. Kucenu union SuntUy Suli'-l will li.ilcl iti mn.ual teaineetiii!! in the Orange H.iil on TlmraJay eVLuina, Fel> 23. Mrs. Bmkerville lias returned liomn after an ^xtpnilrd visi* v. itli her daughter, MM. Dr. U-i, of H.Tiiii.tf* Mill*. fir MantlM -A frw left can ho bad at bargain price* at Rkhrd.n & Co't Quarterly erTK-ea were heU in the Meth.'di.t church ->n Sabhatli last. Rer. Mr. MilnHr, <>( Toronto, occupied tb pulpit umniin" and evening. Mr Win. Ma-nonhiMi been recommend - id by North Gry C.-naervaiiven iw the \.r IK-F p< non fr the vacant p.*'uuiHter- hip <>f (Hrrn Suund. Th bus did not meet the in >rnini( train on Monday. Cauae: a run away before starting, a broken sleigh tm-uue autl .wounded lioiao. The mail t taken -ut ou honeback. Rev. (. Chittick, of Corbettou. will tako the Me'limliHt Korvici"* cm tliin citx-ut next SnliWth. KJV. Mr. T'iigue twing iilweiil at Tun aHttmting IU-v. Mr. Kuggin in <ui- niveriJiry stTvices. Carpets- Short en<l oitabl for smatl ru .IILS,. Unriiiij at half price at RicharxU'-n A Co'*. Maxwrll f-> ith:dl club will hold an en- tc.rtaiiiiii.-nt in the Orange Hall, Maxwell, .i> the evening of Wednesday, Feb. i. Local talent. AcJiiii-ssioii unly lUanciri cen's. treat Bargains in Manil* cloths. Drew (iiAuls, Wmceys, etc. etc. must be cleared out to make room for spring gcxxU. M Richm-ilson and Co. The Advance has been requested to vivo tin- following notice puplicniinn: KUlc-r R. 0. Kvitiw, t>y preacher, of Lou- don, Out , will preach .-it '.' and 7 p in in (he letter Day Saint Church, lot HI. con 15, l*ruton, on Sunday, Feb. H>. All re invited. C'lrarillX Male- "'" auunal clraring mitt had now ooiiniM-iu-xl. i-,.iiie al.'iin and j^tl a share of the HirgainH. M. Riclmnl win and & Cu. his brother, Mr. Win. Tucker, whom 1 e had not seen f >i 2'.) years. His brother W ii. had lif i! i put a few wreka pruv- i in fur Miclu,Mii, o that there has been coiia durable uf a iliiappiiit:iljut. H it HOW Hall ill',' Wltll Mr. Sllilrklfforcl. The Ladies Aid of tlie Mtt'iodist church held an "At Home ' in tlie Town Hall <>n Tiu-sday veiling at which nbottt 60 pv -pi- wen- pi-rwiit . Tlie Hall wa tastily decorated, and many ifaincs, refreshments and a short programme served to while awuy n |ilratiit eveninu. Mr. Fred Armstrong and faiu.ly ru moved to Toronto last week, where h has taken up lii nHid-ncc-. Mattel Kred.jr.who IKS been the po;.u'.ir .!< man in M. Ri:hrd-.ii A Go's, hardware store for tome years, has severe.! hi i-.ni- nection with tli-it linn and t ikcii n petition with Mr T. Aikeiihta-', Inudware mer- chant of Toronto. An esteeme.l imlMcnberin remitinn for this year says: "1 would not be without Tho Advance for twice ihe .uiiount of AiiriHcription. \V<- ra^crlv 1 o\ forward f,,r itt i rival' Thanks. 1'n. Cni ii;ei. Kind woidi I cite tliew are always appre- 1. TI i, iiap.'r IIHH to niiiki- itscM' HiteriKtini', and is always ^l.id to '..in.* that its fff- rts nrt" rtAVtiiK with ujjc. H. To !<row ,,n Ki-^oefully, one must live tein;ierHtely, i-.iliu'y. muthoJically; be in- terested in nil thai is xonirf on in the world; be cheerful, ln;i|iy, and contented, and Huovt. ]', keep the blood pure and vigoroua by th uu cif Ayur'n Sarsapitrilla. Ho ,i:rt- you g-' Ayer'u. Slave Bolts U'^ntcJ. I HID uiyin;,' .^-'5 I por cord for nnt UMHvoft elm itt.ivc Uilt-. A lar^u i limn tityntill wanted. S hAMriit, Flunhurtoii. A 'ctrrn which vury near'y ni''ri'ed tlie Lille of blixiutrcj [uisitcd over this suction vi Kn lay, !i\stii: until Saturday. Trains weredeln)d MVcral I. ours and ilielo^h- ys were block -d witli snovr. Tlie KevHrsham slaife did not a t 'K at its leH- tinatiou Friday ni-lit owin<; to the blind- t v, sno4f (tor n, and ill.- Kimberly mail d d But et through <HI Saturday. A short thaw mi Monday svttled the RIKIW aouie- <*hat, but tlc.-re \ an enorinous quantity o i the gri-uiid and a heavy thaw would in. ike sr. oils fl .odt. The Advance echoes the fidlowing en- tinieuta from an exchange : In overhaul- ing our subscription list we have found it neceuary to drop quite a number of n une*. All of them, persons who have faithfully patronized us for live or siz years, without veii paying a cent into n.ir till. 'tVe hate terribly to part with them old rwl.aUee. Their faith iu our .bihty to subsist cm the cob end uf noth- ing is very touching. It shows a contt- di'hc c iii our ethereal, angelic character which in truth, the facts do n.it warrant. They compliment us by seeming to think that we cau feast on ozone and lunch on the Wind; but it can't be done. Tlie third regular meeting of the Qu-ir- tc-dy Official Board of the Muthodut church on thu Fluidiert. >n Circuit, was held in the Metlio.list church in FleHher- tiHi, cm Monday l.i,t at 3 p. m . at whii-li the* various njiortt were preHcntud. The utuioHt hiruii'iiy prevailed nnd thv fol- lonm r.'-iiu:i..ii wa* unanimously ) i-^ ed: Moved by D. McMullen, Hejo:uluil by Tlicirp Wright, Tlu-.t tho nnan i.d report of the SecruUry and Treasurer of the TruMt B.>ard, as presente<l, IMJ ac- ceptod and rucouled in the mimitert, and that tlcii (Quarterly < >Hi lal Itoanl expr. ss their ploasuru and H.-iti.ifa'.-tion with the accounts an pruitciited and .audited, show ing a steady reduction of the debt from .nliiiaty income. Carried. John W Atnistroiit;, R. S. Vou cun never t.ll w! ..vt a sliV.it cold may lowl to ; it i ! '" lv - younwlf thebencht of t!:e d .Y t '-''I -' it an soon a.s ponible with \\ i^''ue IVct >ril. A ilny'x delay, *.im.time* an hc.ur'M delay, may rx-Bult iu sviious con- Mr. Samuel Tucker, cif Uuffalo, arrived on turly last to vi not ! in more capable handi than thor-si of the energetic chairman of thu Commit- tee on Agriculture. Cadar Plank Wanted. Wanted, a few thousand feat of good coUr plank and schntling. For partic- irs apply to WM.CLAYTON, or i'. HOLM \ \, policw truateoH. rieahertnn, Feby.l.,lH<:i. Thu Kinilii rl.-y Kriat mill, which has lately been undert;c>ing the pn-ceu of liavin<T the roller system ndded to it, is now in complete working order. Mr. Bell has hi* announcement in The Advance. The Y. M. P. B A. concert tobegiv.n in thu Town Hall on Wednesday evening of next Wdek promises 1 1 be the event, of laWMHMs. Mr C.itnoron and Miss Lilli Kleiner are a strong tuam, aud added to these are the Mimes KelU in club and ,1'iiiil) liell exercises, with the Flesliert jn < ircheHtra, under the able luodoislnp cf of Measr>. Jos. Parks, of Dundalk, and Vanzant, of Fiuihertoii, a< purveyors of the musical portion. Mr. Cameron is too well known here to require any intro- duction, but Miss Kleiser, nieKzosoprunno, of Toronto, has never appeared before a Flesherton audience. We have before u some ino.it Mattel-ill'.; preas notices of this young lady, which unite i-i placing her among the foremost lingers of tho day. Krom these notices wa cull tho following from the Virden Chronicle : "Miss Kleiser, the soprano, has a full, rich and well-trained voice, under perfect control, and her enunciation in so clear that every word of her anng* is distinct ly heard iu every part of the hall. In her two songs, "The Winter Lullaby" and "Dear Heart" she satisfied the audience that as a sii.gerut hitch class music, she has few equals and fewer, if any.suporivrs in Canada. An an encore to her second piece she sang "Annie Laurie, ' in such a pa'hetic niaiine* that it appealed to tb hearts of etery listnner. and cirried them away ti "Maxwellton's banks and bntcss. " Thu society has gone to ^n-at expense in providing AII enl'M t, tiniiient uf more than ord'iiary inerit,and it is to be hoped their eiiterpiite will be mot with thu just re- ward of a bumper hou*e. MM > M 1 M> l 1 > i i II I L. O. I. No. 1118 held their Oin.e Soiree at Eugenia us stated, on the 1st nut , and to aay the lca<t it certainly was a tfrand succec, a there wa* not only ,in overcrowcK.il lioiisn but a very oiderly jiitlirring, and a.s for unteit liiimeiit they Imve never yet failed to present a good appropriate aid humiroui programme, and this year Uckecl n itliing. MissCarr very ably presided at the iT^an The Kii^enia iiiimiL-ians did remrlahly We 1 c n .uler.iiii their inability t> yet out to ngular pr.u;ticu. t'rjtou orcheslr-i> ren- dered .|in excellent niusi 1 , beini; en- coi od sevural times. The reading by Mrs. Woodl.urn anj dialoguec by Miss Williams and Messrs. Willi.un* Bros, and Miistoi- \Villie Carr, and songs and in- strumental mimic by Mrf"x. IVdlar l!r . , were all very well rendered and loudly applaudu'l. Rev. Mr. Wells, boina called on at a lato hour, gave a short but inter- esting and very appropriate addrusa. The entertainment cloaed by all sinking Ciod Save tho Queen. Pio e<ls 9 50 50. A dunpatcli from Ottawa s-iys that Dr. Sproiile. of Kant llrey lias taken prompt ii'tioii as chairman of the Ccunmitte mi Agriculture in '>ne of the most imp'irtant matters now before the C'ui-xdian pnMic, t!iat of t,!:e slicdiil- ing if Canadian cattle in Knglaii'l. II- , it up,. n i'ie i i a motion for all t'leei'i-iv.-.,,, .idc'in-e ami '.1 KM:. lel-it.ng t>> the f.-^i', which will give Ii i:\ ' aaJM ail ' ! '' intends to ,-isk a.itliorit.v to , VjtCi'..' ' :!V ' otl:i'!s >0 ii.-i \-.s r "c-d in , ! , .111-1 '' .it .-!i onr present juar- .n'liie r-g.ihti :M it w mid lie ini|>oHible fjr tl.e cl M6M l.o ol. l.illl :l f.M.thold. Mackiil hy this ho will ask the H"' pa.ss a rem.lution pn-seiiting tin- e-ise to the notice of the imperial authorities. with good hopes that the facts thus oil latod may lead to the r nviiuliiitf of tho ub:i.<x'uun regulation*. The matter could Beaton wants a iown hall, lockup, pustuttice -n>l Division Court combined. An ludia.i outbreak IK reported at Pine Ridtfe, Neb. Four cowboy* have been killed by Strike'* hand. Hon. <!eoii{e Stanley, second aon cif the governor General, w ill with brain fever in London, England. lUrk well's bronchial Balaam will cur* coughs, colds, bronchitis and asthma, Mr. John Maik, his me tlu-r and his ei-iht-penr-old dauijhter weru burned t. di-iitli near Sturgeon lake, about ei.;ht milet from Lindsay, at an early hour Monday morning. \\illiama Koyal Crown H-MiioU Kixatest cure oil earth. < 1 uaranttit to cure ueiieral nervous debility, rheuma tism. neuruli/ia, paralysis, etc. A ti if teen year-old lad from the Slrat ford Orphan's home, ana oriijiiiiilly Iron Kn;laiid. ci'ininitti-d suici.le l-y hangmi; on a f.nu near Win^hain Monday. I.B. Luras barrister. Markdalr has #10,000 private funds tc. lend cm farm nioitViiirfS within the next few numtlii it lowest current rates. No commiss- ions, no delays, excuses low. Apply at cilh'ce in Markdale during the week or at Dundalk ollice un Saturdays. The an^ of rolibc-ri which hua infentui T.r.nto durinjj the last few c>k. coin inirtiMV Jcpred.itii>ntofeXr.ujrdiiiHry dai- iir; in broad daylight and wantonly d* fvin^'.lu' police, h.irn been nrreited and m.'Ht of the stolen jj-imls rrcnvered. T'ne iiinraud.Ti are four illiterate youn,' nun under 2T>, two of them in. in led. En^lisli Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused Lumps aucJ Jllrinifclif* fri'in horses, Blood Spat in, I'.irl.*, Splints, Riiitf Itone, Stvi-eiH't- Sutli-h. Sprains, S..ri- and Swollen I'liroar. lit, etc. Save #."0 by uie of c.no bottle. \\ '-irrniiti'd tlie mosl c.mK'rful Mleniiah Cure c-ver known. Warranted What I A ui rn*r "f tti<* wtilv tUat caiifOH falllnq of tto hair, fading of MM Dlr, in fn, t. ,u-itli uf tl. Imir It l.-utaU-H ill,, -..-all' xti.i caui-e* arsJe* andeoiwauMteeruptloi - prodnco" bld- !'.,., n ,1' n,, ,1 I' itt Atlti P'lh !' nff with throap|illeat!aiii to| (alliiiu mid r.-"M - f ' linn lisir '" n- "rltliul culor. Hold In I uuxi-ls atTicuntii i>r '.Hittl. Who.-. Ih.. kidneys are Ploijurt-l. 'I health i^ an impos-il'i nv ; but wl:d i ""ikni^ ), ,i|'"..v the revorna n the case. TUMoull UaoR-cMJIie n> thekicluemiTv for rellt-f. I' L % oW Kdlnnv Tills are ucied the remit will b.i SMWelkm*. We emphatically utatu that w have never known a cone of kl idli"ca<o that ape: atsteul use of Uo 'd s !.i !uoy i'l'ls will :iot curs. CLAYTON BOOT AND SHOEMAKER- 1 very large stunk on hand, to 1)8 sold very tap, CUSTOM WORK TO ORDER. Bepairing promptly attended to. VV. CLAYTON, - - FLESHEUTON. EUGE1TIA FLAITIITG MILL! to inform the public that I manufacture* and keep in (took tin- following : Dors. lrrxi-i| F' -wring. lir<-| uiu %< -|| Posts, Balusters. Hand kC.iiluu t'ornrr lite., k*. the brt of >l>rn. . I. a III. No I & ! ShillKlr*. Stork ShiiiitlrH.Verniula Post*. \ r.iiicl.i Killing-. Siding*. > re k > c.Uc-x and Whiflrtrees. Turnings of all kinds done to order. AU kind* of Moulding* kept on bond. Moulded casings for innid* tiuish specialty. I Lave the latest deaignes in house finish- ing*. Cell and so us before placing your order. Hoping UT trj|jht forward. honest dealing* to receive a liar u( the public pat- ronage, lam your* truly, jr. O. 4 targr 4(aatlt v r > . I Kpriirc Lath on hand. Hakr your I f M" BOW. SALE. Lame storu and -Iwollinu. at ricnbitrton Sta- tion, (01 pal* or to let ; iu one parevl ur can bo ubdiviiled into :I idiopn and 3 Mte Iwellmu rcHiuiA. <ir in otliur uiaiiiior as may. be n^reucl icntaMo for tor.'. uulor, drminialli.r aud uiililner. Ap|ily to \V HOI.I; M)|>tmf Tledbertou Station P. O Lands for Sale *AKM I'ropeitiua loiprovod and unlra pruToti ; aliu village propertied. Apply J. W. ARMSTRONG, rLisa BTO* F. o Maketall ganuentaor uien'i ar iu the bet ty)e at oboi t L-c All work Kuaiautevd A trial wlic-iu-.l *. The Flesherton Steam Plaining Mill J. E Moore, - - - Prop. ura Uic* w ir-t * - of Vrtfor ami , M |* L kiiiM utf bucty ur I i.y in i -r- work, or the m>n or ei- a^a^aJ .w* uf ffruUL TttH KtflDl^y b- UM mas* oboUiMU * wbtti til ot hi r a to Sasli. Doors, Hand rails, Newel posts,. Mouldings, Scrool work, Flooring, Snliiig, Wainscoting, aud a var- iety of tur.K'd work, kept iu stock. All kinds of cudtom work sncli as plaining, baud sawing etc. Join; with despatch at reasouabie rules. Hepainng of every description solicited. Any quantity of wood or lumber, dry or grceu, takeu iu exclmuge for funu- ture or other goods, at the factory, opposite Presbyterian church. . or MS fnr |&. or rt 1.7 DMU! ta.iTM7jUiBBMC r 1 n(w. Out. Wru for IMUIH^*-*- Sold rtlirton by Wm Itit-harditoB. SB -J E. MOORB.- NOTICE iXOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE KIMBBRLEY Hollar FM Mills are now open /or business, and in full- operation- *J First Class Mi Her lias been employed nnd 1 will giutr mi fee mitiftfaclwn- Uring along your custom u-ork. Chopping done at any time. A.B.Bcll, - Prop. D. NoTavish, HOKSESHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Colliagwooi Street, FLESHERTON, - ONT. Maniifacturliiiiof WadKn. Sleigh", niiKRies Deinncratu, Ktc. Home ihoolna: promptly t t.-ndc..! to. Hpcriai alUntioD given to contract- I or tender feet. LKKlog nnl Plow rhaliu r*- tta|atly 110RSEMKN! Pay Attention Haviug pin-chased the harness business from Mr. Clayton, I wish to iniiiii.iu.' that uiv en- d>avor will be to please ami satisfy custonu'is in any noik which may be entrusted to me. All kinds of horsemen' i re- quisites kept in stock, ut low rates. Good workmanship guarair teed. Soliciting your orders, I remaiu respectfully, W.MOORB- Flcslscitou. Jan. 21, 193. HOTTCE. I'li'sirc- to inform e p ublic tl'a* I bare ;-ni cha0ed thv flour, fui-u itn<l cfioeery In, carried on by Mr. T. Wyvlll, and am |ir|>m. I to cater to tho public in a nntisfactory main;' r I h 'p,. t" re-tain the confidence of all old ;'t- ron^ and to secure rauiy now onus by f iir an I proin;>t ilualing. l'l- y nir or '.. wi h i. for . >0. I Hour w:t IU p.-!- .! I. H* IM US (Iir I. V t. Fruits in Flour til Fcrd <>oods. i'onfe<rtiou ry, etc All sascnal)l uoodn kc| t iu t, , k Myboolttnd Hlioe buaiuoHS will not ! glectod, but nill lio continued -UIUK-- i Iwforo The KeHt ! . <K l.owrxl livillK f ' f- Frumpt dellrry ofordrn fall mnl > W. , - FlesbertpO*