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. :30: «- Ind; . In! Boou‘in .u a: Inspection invited. Hind Betchclc, Etc. you i I “HINDI, BROCKVILLE “M. ._._._...._.-....y-.. , .._.. "mum NEWS. yumimsm I rm on am of Wanna. i OMS-(flan and“). Personal “1nmm..â€"A um at an". man will m up. I 0114mm Manna. Jun: 12.--llcv. R. C. Homer paid this plccc a visit Sutur- day. Mrs. D. B. Dcrbyshirc is on the sick list. Our popular teacher. B. Emmy, levers his connection with this school at the and of this turn). U5.- has - taught the young idea how to shoot. «Md» .. during the past two years and 9 half. He leaves to attend the Normal Wham. We understand lbitl Goa. l llmvud. Athens, is to be his succuss- l 01'. Geo. and Sarah Chant are visiting friends in Athens. ..... -. “.0... \VOODBINE hate W-Il-t-sctown llflONDAY, J unc 12.--~«Miss A. Towriss has been the (west: of Mrs. Wm. Tow- riss at this place. Miss Laura Ilowsom, who has been laid up with an attack of rheumatism. ‘ is able to be about . Mr. flurry Kelly R8 floured n jobl at Lisnndownc. Mr. 1‘. C. firecran happy ever the title of 1a. Ed. nrish, who ll“ been living under Uncle Sam’s care for the past lhrcc months, paid us it visit. The. boy-.1 vvfll‘ all glad to see him. .lr. and Mrs. J. H. Steal-y and Mr stud Mrs. W. Rowsom attended tlm luncral ol the lute Edward Webslcr on Saturday. m.-. 1:11 ‘s' . Mow”, June 12. «Miss Gibson died on Monday ill‘it and was taken to Bishop’s Millu l-.r huriul , Mrs. John Meatlready is very ill. l The fixing-up going on during tbcl past. few weeks Ill Geo. Ccrncll's, 5m i ly s Ccrnor, was for a ptH'POBU. m be i brought home a. will: from lnkcrmun l during the week. i l l l l l l l l The bountiful :‘zllnn we me getting has .1,le 9. sure thing ul'tbc straw- bcra'y crop. Thu Indian bosses are around ill-{filling their gangs, and the, cumissicu men urc looking ullcr the} handling of the berries iu the Montreal ' and other maria-cw. The Mnconic church parade on Schism: was guide largely attended in . spite of the tin-an weather. Quite a lot of miller: 3mm lirackville, Ath‘ em, and Mei-lm'ylmvn could he noticed in thc mks. Rev. Mr. Wright gave a Very interesting discourse. -...-.~‘-lc-o .-....__ l l Dt'LsnMAiN. | mev, June 9.â€"-Visil0rn this week: Mrs. Wesley Moore of Lens downc at Mrs. Wm. Coolm’; Miss Nora Cownn of Charleston at Mrs C. Lllppll!27(:’, Mrs. Sam Mun-bond of .Dundulk cl. her brother‘s. l‘l. McCrcc- dy; MP. and Mrs. Truman 00an of Charleston and Misc Scott. and Mr. (lnrdifl' cl Addimn at Herb Iicncock'e; “Mu. Will Patterson of Fairlie-Id East Mice :i’uung of Greenfield nt Hr, Allan Ideals, m . lb 1 d ' company this week. Wednesday, May am, cfctmâ€" | yeau and i mil-in; the rmd today, and thaw are With ccmw v'vc chronicle the all «Mr. demos Windy, cf m cc? ml lbs Munch, lgcd 87 1W; In the shuan of Rev. v.1 . t » I“); T. (lflmmings, Melbolist Minister, . I} “ .._‘..3.' “Rev. Mr. Fairlie, Presbyterian minin- lcr, conducted the funeral service. A very large concourse of friends and neighbors follov'vcd the remains to the gum. ()vmg -‘c the wet weather some of the “Herr 9.1": are not all through seed- ing; "pi, amt-e have planting to do whii‘ niacin are all through. , .- nMOOâ€"Diâ€"‘v‘ AAA} 5‘! llR‘fi CURSE RR. Muslin. *lnnc 12.â€"-â€"Fnrmmas a whole are nlmnst through their spring'n Work. H Our ncbool cum. been of having n croqnot act, which Mr: little reel dur. big school illuminant. we me informed brunt; of the (brim. that Mr. Gr'cwlbrd, our tench- svjladcingnesad‘ b thistcrm in in m ‘ tho you It's lots of inn, il‘mc, you tool that vuy. The school was the he p recipient cl 3 all been Holds In . nylcv last Friday Ml.er they luring a bell 3w honor of the incpcctor’c cm: min bus ball tear! cu :0: sun; is». on July in, I- think lt Wald m thu. thcy pnulcn n bale,“ “’nn- . mmlcthbc ,_ talc-whoa» 32‘ on _ fi‘ . _.. any. vunm. Bunch. Sonar. who inhalho ford» puch he "turned hone. - Mu. Rev.) '1'. J. Stilts is visiting rel-tins I Perth. Bun-cl 11th ha remand the Batu. Our school hnc closed till months holidays, on account of the illness of our teacher, Mics Moore. {tom annmv. June Illâ€"«Raul work has begun bore. bit-m. Lockwood k Webster arcl rcflring the yacht "loin." v. J. Pletts has returned from conference. Mr. W. C. Fredenburgh has built 3 dr house in his mill ynt‘d. r. J. R. Breckenridge is visiting friends at Lunsdtmnc. Mr. Thoc. Garret is visiting It the Wardrobc'l'lousc. Mr. Wm. Brown in home from Toronto. whom he has been att’nding Collego. wwM.........M wuxrs ETOWN. Murmur, J une, l2.â€"-â€"'1‘hc weather report for the past week is only a. repetition of the preceding ones. Spring seeding, however, is now near. ly completed ; grain looks fine and meadows exceptionally good. Mr. Edward Parish is home on n visit. We are sorry Earl is still on the sick list. Miss Laura Rowsom is able to be Out again after a. short illness. Our new scale have arrived and our teacher, Miss Half? Hollis. feels proud of them. ' We notice and one of the- young follows in the vicinity of Elbe likes to visit Wiltsetcwn quite often. We noticed lust. Sunday evening that one of our young fellows look quite a drive towards Plum Hollow. .7 <0“. .. Ft’ ) R FAR. MONDAY, May 2.---â€"Mr. A. St’illlnrd intends starting; on an extended trip up thu Mutlawn this weak. Holiness prnycrmccting will be llPl‘l .‘l‘l Bliss l... Adrnin’s on Wednesday evening. Mr. (3. T. llnles Went to llmcltvillc on Tuesday as jury man. Mr. Irwin mndc lwcnlylhrc-e lust Monday morning. Miss N. Dowsctl is cxpccled home from Manitoba on a visit in ' days. Mr. 11. S. Harte has returned home to Montreal after visiting friends: here. A number from here ntlendf‘u'i the Reform ccnvenliou at Dells. (fllAF‘r‘E P2,: LUCK" FRIDAY, June 9.~»P. W. Elmir‘nmw, L. 31., has purchased it new ccvored buggy from John Fleming of Elgin. r. P. ll. llughcs' new mill llmnc is in the cum-cc of erect-ion. Grinding is flourishing below the water stops. K. Simmons is home. for a few days. Misses A. M. Doyle and M. Bulan Vlnlli‘wl in Redford recently. Mr. Phillip Brady is visiting here from Kingston. .K. Hogan's house is nearing comâ€" A . , friction by the carpenters, W. and P. Rowmvcll, of Cedar Lake. The slcmuer Jss. Swift through here on June 2nd. fine bout. Miss Minnie Murphy and Miss May Murray visited here yesterday. pamin She is a. , ,____.....- DELTA. Meson, June l2.‘â€" 0. I“. Lambert has been sppointed agent for the Brnnlford Carriage Co. in this section. He is expecting some goods from the Our road master his commenced roâ€" ole of holes to fix. . (llntc (lopclnnd and M. J. Edgar had their first swim, before all. Sheep mashing and shearing are All the high. RlCllfli'h Quinn is still unable to be out. ll. J. Whulcy, who wu awarded the gold model M. :tho pharmacy co - lcgc in ’F’crrichp, returned borne two weeks v.30 and got. 9 telegrnn lust week from ihn phnrmnoy college Buying that ho had bcen successful in paging {he {rumination in pharmacy. Felix Bz'csec him his house painted nice! ouinidc by the skilled work of Mr. Vdghl. ,EASTON‘B CO“! :88. BATURDAY, June 10.â€"-â€"Kicc 0. Stacy, of Rocks ing, in the guest of her sister Mn. . Osmoehm. Mr. Anderson, of Smllh'c Valle, once ' the Church of England pnl 2. mum. morning. r. I. Tenn-in having misled the boat at Kilmrnock for Portland, had 3:“. to the above place on lanky Ink-durum drcw milk on Baht» dcv mic. and on kl Old Full-field tnrnsd cull duds fill "l‘."’°‘“‘ to that c In my carry any, acne 0!th oflom citimshu M' ‘ abodch ‘ T w cut.- to know um Willie J choose l a. lcw ' l l i l l V I that his bushels VII tint afghan bullâ€"f r m This tbnt only 9 ' festive {cog were vet-iii“. while the ' raids. no thrown over boned. upon which in mnyncucc, herald, A new stars and legs time would replace the old ones. W 5311.31“! BAY. SATWDAY. Jane 3.â€"-Thc young people's pnycr Meetings bald in the Methodist church Wednesday oven- iu I are well attended. be new clamor “James Swift" got fast on It stump tbs: in nut to the wbnrf last Tnccdny morning (6th inst.) 'nd wcs over so hour getting loans. The damage to the but was slight. The Division ol 8. of '1‘. m flour- ishing. Misc L. M. Johnson has returned home from Newborn. , Misc Betta Gilbert has left for Watertowu, N. Y., whore shc intends to reside for a. time. Mr. C. E. Chapman of Goldstone paid a short. visit to old friends and also bought a carload of young CM.th to take home with him. Road work commences on flonduy (l'Zlh incl"), under the supervision of Mr. John Chapman. Mr. Geo. Uhcetem is making over he upper tint over his shops into a public hull. Farmers are looking pleasant these ldnyc at. the pres-pacts of a bountiful ‘ hart/eel. Stall Ca t. Sharp of the Salution Army at ingstcn paid a short visit Thursday last for tho purpose of rc- orgnnizing a corps of the Army herb again in s. few days. The Orange Lodge of this place are preparing to celebrate the 12th here. A large. number of other lodges arc expected to attend. The district division of Leeds Sons cf Tcmpcrancc will meet at Sand Bay on the 20th inst. llcv. (l. S. White will preach liinl farewell sermon Sunday evening, lfilli inst. ll. ii. (lentil-.1: hiss rcmovcd his l tailor chop to ma cumcr of Main and 1 key sums, .. 94,." 313.1.“ 1.‘i'(;AI\'()E. l m"; ' . 12.- ~Miss * Mcmmv, .Eunc Susie Williams luvs been visiting her brother, 3 Mr. John ‘th’lllimus, of Sapcrlou, for tins past week. Miss Maggie Powell, of Mallory- town, was the guest. of her grand- mother, Mrs. Armstrong, last, Week. Missile Laura Beally and Maggie llogan,ol Athens hiin school. pnid I lerinn S. S. will l l I III- Julin Foster will visit cousin in New York clay. Mr, J. Foster celled on Ir. Dull-ll Inst week. . D. Hedbmnnud filterlntcnd will!) St. Loon Springs. * . Hudson proposes joining the Benedicts in August. 3 ' waxmw. , Morin", June litâ€"Mr. John F1003, Sn. has very materially im- proved his house by mtolnlly point- ing it. 7 Nissan L. O'Connor and Hopkins are visiting nt Mr. P. Flood's. W. Flood hu purcth a new buggy. He went to Iansdownc to 'vc the jewel of hie heart. the first ‘vc in it. - ' The boys and girls are getting their foot into order for the 24th; some of them are applying corn salve. ‘ Jae. Williams has mnde some very l‘nncv flower pets for Father Kelly. Ed Nunn is remarked by legions fur his geciality and pcrpcndiculnr in- flexibility. ’ LOCAL SUMMARY. ' ATHENS AND NEIGHBORING LOG“!- TIES BRIEFLY WRITTEN UP. Ivan" .- 3001: by Our Knight of the renews-Local Monuments ' Bound Right mews. ()0 bush. choice potatoes at Mott & Ilobeson’s Shingles and heehlvus. extra good value-i, Athens Pinning Mill and him her yard. The annual pic-12in of llic Presby- bc held at Charles- tou on Saturday Anson Manlmrd and wife of b‘nir- field East were visiting their sou-in- lsw. Acley R. Brown today. Big boys ought to feel nbove tyran- izing over and beating little boys. Such conduct can never win respect in after lilo. n J. J. Kcrfoot will be in the Athens photogreph gallery for tho next two weeks. Call and sec his new style cabinet. photos. In defouding his cvsngcliging their parents a. flying visit last Sumlmcthods at the conference at Corn- day. church next. time. his becoming the cesium. it. lip. pears, lor the young,r men in go for I; drive in the owning and not return until the wee sma‘ hours. The. new buggy has been purchased and is now ionly waiting to be painted. until it will be nblc to carry passengers M. rc- duccd rules. Once morc, 3339., i give the warning, look out fer the iron gray. Miss Anna Nunn is visirigic; her sister, Mrs. Green, of Spring Valley. Professor Lewis has orgcnist in class in music consisting of Miss Lccder the Misses Jackson M. M. odngogne. Mr. . mm is in) roving the appcsr. ance of his farm by building .1 mm gets. The “special” dosn't seem to be in it any more. ,. Mr. Geo. Palmer and Mr. Run- ning ol B‘rnnkvillc, ware the guests of Mr. John Palmer, of Church street, Inst Sunday. westerly direction. pose is at prcscnt unknown, but pluck coed. Springfield was llallycnucc ‘csl Sunday. inrfiixsiifi’." ‘ SATURDAY, roe, 0! Mt. Pleasant. is on the list. We hope it will not prove 80?:â€" one. confined to the hung: with :lipbthcrlrt. but under the nkilful trcntmcul of Dr. rltnnlcy Cornell, of Athoun, will be out of dungcr. Wedding bells arc to ring at Pine Grow on the 14th inst. Full ticnlnrs will a M in the future. Mr. H. S. l. cfl‘att has made 0:25“ On impmvomcnt m the appearance. v' ' his store by vcplcci his old lath; .. with a new one. hustler-cud space neither pninc nor money when In improvement in my. Mr. Grg and Mottth o! Fatima, bed the contract. lira. Prichu'd end flu. Gibson, m it? hcv‘c sick for some cr- npircv want t. “fi- bugel the lotto mm at W vi was and: , can is- re. he. .3. us an yd. Kl! ham MEI. ll tho . . cumin tm’ , on I" M I! Be sure and: be in livid lor l wall Rev. R. C. Homer stated that he luul preached against and tried to prevent "prostratims." M r. M. ll. llOland on Simple}! lust an ezccplionnlly fine stock of llnlinn ; been, thcrcsghbrcd and finely marked ‘ with yellzzw bands. His been we in a very satisfactory condition. l It is reported the boos in the cpim'y l l, berry also, which produces the finest , and the , flavored honey known. (J William John and Thomas or Mrs. Robert ('avlmngh cast. filly fine 1 swarms on the first second and third of June, vcry curly for this cancer)... 1 . Alsike will Soon he on and tho rasp- l l , . ! It is now claimed that the gum on and pcmevcrance will be sure in aim. ) rcprecnmcc‘ :7. ' i l l l r Baud , fl,” through thc char l t I In}! nttisel of.“ m the reverse side of the Columbinn post- age elumpis mcdicittcd, and warranted to cure cntnrrh, brace up a torpid liver, fiatroy the appetite for alcohol, morph- ’c and tobacco. relieve that I tired feeling, cure we.an and kill dc- ' linqncn‘c subscribcm, English Spitvin Linixncnl removes ‘Tng Bone. Sweeney, Sore and Swollen Save $50 by use of one bottle. VVnrrnnted by J. P. Lamb. Remember the ice-cream accinl to! ‘ be given on Wednesday evening (this week) by the R. T. of T. on tho lnwns 01' 331 Cornell and Mr. B. Loverin. JunfiO.â€"~~Mr.(}. Mon- GWA‘RHILCS‘mmme. good cream, and ml, good was generally assured. Tickets, single, Ibo ; double, 250. On chnccdcy John Bull, painter, Mr. Willie Snider, 0f Selina at... who“, “drink enightn mmuoa are abnormally sveloped, indulged A little too freely 3nd in consequence window of 8. Boddy. The Chic induced Johnto "bids" in the lockup till morning 9"“ when he was brought baizirs Justice "barley and taxed n fraction over $6. The new drug house of John A Burr have decided to incl-ecu their study lnrgctndchy ckinglctbouwdc in tow: md country cll the landing-inedi- cincs cud chemicals, cud lino. nmlly ccrricd by grocers cud country atom. wholesome pricfi, and with tlnt and lcld in an immune M - mun-cum Mr. J‘s. Ron. lctor o! the Lek. View Home, wronged to ca ply u want long felt at Chulcctcc 1&0. H0 in conch one of blue line lei-cc host bons- ccnncctcd with the Home into. well nppointcd rec- tnuntnt, when pic-nic‘ can cbtciu Manna. milk kc. fresh and ccnncd fruit, etc, in short. every- thing "quircd by tho-c lrequcnting the lIkO. When visiting Ohcrlcston, do not hi! to call cud-coo the “Elo- phuit ;" the npproprlntcncu of the peculiar name will be at once appar- ent. hrgchcnic parties are recom- mended to vice Mr. Roan by card of the day of their intended visit. 1‘. DIN. Cum The Reformraccociation of South Leeds met at Deltd on Thurcdn last to appoint delegates to lhc (ttnwn convention. ‘he meeting was thoroughly representative d the best. at good feeling prev-ile . Prc sident 0. D. Oowan. of Gcnmoque, presided, and Secretary W. P. Dailcy, of Rockport was also present. After discussion of minor matters, the business of the day was proceeded with resulting in the election of the following delegation :â€" W. H: Frodcuburgh, Wostport. W. P. Dailcv, Rcckporz. C. D. Comm, Garmnrique. E. 0. Sliter, Sceley’s Bay. W. J. Webster; Westport. Ex-officio delegates: U. E. Brit~ ton, Gnuancquc, late Liberal can- didate, Freeman Brittou. editor Gan- anoquc Reporter; and Bethuel Lovcrin, editor Athens Reporter. The following list of alternates Was than proposed and adopted :~â€"- .Dr. Bowen, Scelev's Buy; A. l). Malia-Neil, Gaunncque; J. K. Thump» eon, lockport; W. H. Lockwood, Westport; J. B. BroWn, Delta; John Bowscr, Delta; B. R. Phillips, CainlOWn : F. S. llurrismi, Portland; T. K. Scovil. Portland; H. H. Ar- nold, Athens; E. G. Ripley, West‘ part; L. N. Phelps, l’hillipsvillc; John Chapman, Scelcy’s Charles Johnslon, Athens; A. W. Kelly, Athens; P. McNamcc, Send Bay; A. E. Slilcr. Wax-button; (lee. l Beaumont, Gunannque; Fuller Sl vens, Elgiu; N. B. Howard, Dclts,‘ Rufus: Brown, Elgin; J. Con- nolly, Ccintown; H. T. Litmpsnn, Sand Bay; R. G. Murphy, Elgin; A. L. Taggarl. Wcstport; M. 8.1)cnuut, llelln; Stephen S. Seaman. Chantry; Myles Young, Fol-far, (loo. E. John- ston. Elgin; A. D. Dclong, Elgin; F. Bolin, Delta; Dr. A. W. Dwyrc, Westnort; J. B. Wilson, Wristcd; 'I‘. ll. Percival, Plum Hollow; J. P. Lamb, Athens; J. B. Saunders, Athens; G. J. Alford, Harlem; ll. E. Eyre, Harlem; A. J. Copeland, Harlem; “Wm. Smith, Harlem; D. ls. Mallory, Mnllorytown; c. F. Rey» molds. Westport; M. M.‘Kavanagh, idallorvlowu; Michael Dwyrc, l’hil- lipsvdle; Israel Stevens, Delta; ll. Pat? ncc, Lunsdowne; James ind- Buy;, l n l l dici, Lyndhurst ; D. Donovan, Escola; , J. L. Purvm, Caiutown ; S. M. Rnnc- 1 com. Delta; F. 8. Sopcr, Delta; 2' ‘ E. Johnston, Soperton ; L. ll. Wash- bum, Seperton ; Eli Wing, Harlem; C. Wiltsie, Dclta; D D. Tennnnt, Ceiulowu. On motion of J. P. Lamb, cccmidcd l by R. R. Phillips. it was resolved that any Liberal wishing to attend the Last. Saturday evening a pedestrian, all herd, soft or calloused Lumps and , convention can procure cmdeminla on foot-sore and weary (by the appear- , Blamislws from homes, Blood Bpavin, ; application ,0 the secretary Rocky,“ since at the $9.60.} cxtrcmilics ). was l Curbs, Splints. ‘ ' sccn vending his way in a south- Stilica, Sprains. For what. pur- ‘ Throat, Coughs, etc. P. O. m..- . Whgt H Wm. Detroit bus 0 mlnlstcr, u hnvc other towns l’nr that. matter, who doesn't nlwnyn prmch nu short muons an he might. yet who has mnny admire". The other Sun- dry mm 31’ than book A visitor to church with him. Mic: scrvlcc ho wanted tokncvv the visitor'c nplnlon. " What do you think of than. nermonl" he lnqulml with comldmblc prldc. “Very good sermon." rccpondcd thc vlnltr or calmly. "Ycu’n right; M van nll wool and I yard wide." The visitor Ilckcd'juut a little. "it wwm‘t thc mu: I noticed so much." he said slowly. “as t-hcl ."-- rm. Pm mtb Detroit Old Gm Bright m Hernia-Little . w Idling mud tho-tract dim and, um m. cracking and obcwln to- bacco and noting Ilka . mug tough grant my. inns-dc! and you hum had "gigâ€"to mm. national” m W01: 38 an Old Gait,mequ “no It Mill l“ '- “ct-cw .. no on all“ ~ that account. lie cl ' that be In loan to Mullah- Ohu " end had punched against cannot-ion ecu. I! precaution m ol‘ God.“ runllrl htle notol God, was wrong; 0 nu not rocponci- for it, - wruwnc 1'0 801). Rev. Funk Chisholm quoted Rev. John Wesley to show thct such irgcg- unrities were condemned and the Rev. A. Oonrtioc declared that the whole mm of unintelligible religious acls were displacing to God. n remerk which elicited loud Ipplnusfi. scvcral ministers and laymen gcve reports re. guding Mr. Homer's work, some he- mg favorable while others were most unfavorable thereto. , The fourth item was referred to the ministerial scssion, the others being :- dopted; but later in the day, the fourth clause wu resuscitntcd and was changed to read “That the coolers-nice do nut authorize the employment of any evangelist for the ensuing year," which was promptly adopted. RHEUMATIBM (.lunicn IN A DAY.‘"' South American Rheumatic Cure for Rheumatism and Neurnlgia. radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its actiOn upon the system is remarkable and mystcrv ious. It rcmovcs at. once the cause and the disease immediately disappearx. The first. dose greatly benefits. 75 cents. VVarrunted by J. P. Lamb. BIRTHS. (JURNWELLWAI. lngi-rsull, on Sunday 11th insc, tho wife of h. J. (‘mnwclhof lb 90!). W001! W001! ‘ 1 want 10.xm1h..orw.oi (or which I will [my lhcbl'lm-xl price in cash or tunic. I ha“: it llmtc use stock of English. Scotch. nnd Unna- lllfln lw-‘mls und flnnncls; nlsu Lymihurnl thcds, llmincls, iunl yawn. which 1 will cx- chanxc for wool. (‘. l.. LAMB, Athens. Charleston fake. Two or three woll hamlr-ilwzl moms xii l-‘llu \Vhllc noting.» can hr rrmul by the weak. (Tm: cf kin-hon. cooking utensils, wood, und tableware inclmlml. Enquire (if H. L‘. I’llllfldl‘fi. Album, Juno I‘llh 1893. Wanted. U «- lmmcdlm cly, n mukvconls. A): A. M. CHASSElfi. Athens, Junc 5m. lSOU. Ll. Lost. 0, near \t'l hL‘s ("nrncr. u Fludurwillcun cr n favor by alt-m. - JAMES ll. ‘WALKEH. Athens, June 5th. 18%. if. To 1". Irrm' l “H i) SALESIEN WANTED. m,” ,,, ',, uhoicellnc n! Hardy (.‘iumdiun (ll-(mu Shirk. Expcrlcncc not necessary. W1: want H'lll workers and w all such wc 01h r u pcrnmno'nl 5?li utilurcns, um: that run p y to Ahcc: how: 1.! leaving _, * ‘cnkn . . situation at a good income with chum-v 0! ud- vuncclucnl. As we nnw lmvn over Ill) «(To 3 umlcr cultivation wn (nu gix'c uur mlcmm-n nmnynupcriorudvltnlugca. \t'i-alsndculm m svcum It gnarl mztn in ynur dislrh:t in sell lhc llnlnr} Hpruy Pump. for whirh we have lhc pannmliingty. This is something m-w and .udhpcnmthlc m the farmer or fruit grower. llcrnd for Icrms and lcsllmnninl cirrulur. N'I‘UNE [it \\'El.LINU'l'UN. Nnrnurymim, Toronto, Ont. sstm‘oR's NchEf In the matter of the (state 0/ Nancy i’eppcr. late of the Township of Eliza. bath (mm, deceased . PURSUANT to the Revised Stamina, of Ontario, (‘hfl tcr 110. notice is hen-by fh'cn that. all crc item and other: hmv’ng (‘ nlmn against the entitle of Nancy Pcp er, mm of the Township of Ellmbcthtovvn. 'cccwid who died on or show, the 3rd dnv of March 1891. at, the Township of Eliubcthtow‘n Mermaid. arc. on or before the let day of July 1893 to send in to Fred L. Moore. cxccutcrot the same Township of Ellmbclhmwn, Addison l’ml UMco,thnir christian and surnames, nddrmscc nnddencrlptltm'l. the full particulars of thnlr clnlms. asmtcvnenl 0! their accounts and the nature of tho securities (if Mi ') held by them and that after the said Into! nly 1893 tho and executor will proccwl m distribute the nsacts 0f the said deceased amongnt the purest nu- li’tlcd thereto having regard only 0 those claims of which he shall then hM'c notion. And the mild cxociuor will not. be llnblc for tho dd usth or any purl. thereof to any - can or portion- of whune claim or claims not cc shall not have been rccalvcd M the time of Mir-h distribution. “mod at Addison this l‘zth day of June- I803. FRED l.. MOORE. Executor. FUNERAL - DIRECTOR AND IMIALHEB llvtvln purchased the Mutant of R. H. How- nd.” n 1 will min A place stock of in“: ml mm m. 0351-. moo-Hf... atollrlcccrl lom: In fact everything Ion in elm. clac- use. Fluent hear-cc In count.“ I‘m vcnlt. l‘lncr MI “tended person-ll): I. P. Olllllillllll. 80"., Portland, light ...â€"- m u...“ VASEEDS u... m--â€"_~. .. -. m...“ We to Rant. 0: W tic awe-“3e Athen- Il-v mi his.“ W’glii Dress-Making. Go to Miss A. Richards bar first clue d . makan at _, soluble was {input}? $133. bull.(’el:lml t.-.Alheul. “'3'11- "Radam'fl Ichcct-Blood Micr- I (Imus-I tor Dim . _ . _. .V..._a__.._. .....â€"â€"-â€".â€"â€"-.p n... O New Paint Shop ! TI 11 ad I: cued ' ‘ ’N. Wing? “Vidal” Liable. drill, will”; line no ecu-.1 u n Tonic- stcck or flntl‘clm palms and varnishes in pmng todu all kinds of carriage pnlniliiii’r on art notice and very reasonable ricec. ‘ A specialty madc o! m- tin pc‘i'rly worn l Radam,8 MlcrObe he be. c. mum and cutters. nvl counld :r- ' chic ox irlcnoc under some lift 1 miiu- In the Luilcs' Best Medicine. are in t in section. be tools confident that he 1 can glvc entire all t hone ‘ him with thclr wag-7w“ to t {M “in! l WM. BROWN. Anions. Juno Slat. I'll! I "‘“"’“‘”""'“‘"" M” Radam’s Microbe Killer 1 Presses for Sale. : ! lluviug replaced our Wflfllll‘llgtOlllRadam,8 Microb. '= :l- press wrtha steam power cylllltlt‘ré wwwwdawmfl ' ‘ I,” . we film the W'nahingtou for sale :iwii For Sale by All Rom - great reduction for rush. The press Radam’s Microbe Killer Absolutely Cum Rheumatism. Bent quinine for use in Fever-i. will print. is doubln lloyul sllcct llllll is 1 in pcrfcct ordcr. A good tyvo-cylimlvr . distributor and patent comlmsiciun l roller in firstâ€"clues condition and llllllllll ‘ go with the prince. “’0 also have fur , sale :2. small, two roller, self-inking. ‘ foubpuwvr [in-5:4, 5 by 3 inches insillfl clump, which lel he sold Ill. :1. bargain. Apply to Rm’on‘ren ()rmun, Albums. l'riccs. $1.00 um! $3.00, uwonllnu to My." ufjm's. ‘ '1‘!!!" IT AND HE UUNVINUED. J. LAMB, CHE-MIST .\=.l£.‘il‘ Foil ik'l‘lilill'fil, J‘ilT. McCOLUs OILS Alll‘l 'l'lll; 15 EST USE LARDINE MACHINE OIL ' CHAMPION (HILl) lll'llill. Ull. OI" 'l'lll‘) DOMINION. Radam's widens Killer. l :Radam’s Microbe Killer Mcccuxs LIN nun 01L ll ifl wi-ir lwiw: as: lung ll“ any UlllCl' make. The (assess high grade Engine 0.5:; mm asamul'acilrcu by . MCCOll Bros. 80 (30., Toronto For sale by all lv-‘uling elu'ilcrs in the country One reason why Sail/’5 [Emulsion of Pure Nor- wegian Cod Liver Gil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda has had such a huge. sale. is because it is “Almost as palatable as milkf,’ but the best mason is that its curative pro cr‘ie‘: are unequalled. It cures the cou rh, Supplic thin waste of tissues, produces flesh an builds up the entire system. ' Scott’s Emulsch ‘ fltheus Scott's Emulsion cure. Gauging, Golds, Dons on. Scrofmla inhuman: Wammmcc. Prune: wanting in children. Al- moct as nlatflnlc no Milk. (Jet only i the genuine. Prepared by Scott dc Bowne, Bellovlllo. Sold by all Dmgglsts, 60 cents and $1.00. Album. May 1!. ms mu. W'bolcn Mill...“ ‘.«' Having purchased the stone building near our old ll’OlIllOl cud M our machinery Into it and thoroughly refitted and add to it, We m, . parcel do Custom Spinning and till bmm-hm of work. We have in good lmc of fine TIN-eds and Flnmwls and our own make of heavy M and Blcnkcting to exchange for wool. for which the highest price will it Also highest price paid in cash to: wool. JAS. iFKGORD HA‘RDiMOUTHED' HORV m M mom. wmr “town ill, , ml; IIROBNILB. .Iv , If,“ ' no. ' ." V " . i . i"