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J. D. Williamson & Co., $3.10 PantSals 200 Pant Lengths, THE LION Redpath Sugar $3 DOERING BROS., and at Lowekr PricEks than inferior brands. Recollect this is the Biggest Bargain Call at once and secure the We give you our word that our 4o Pants are worth from $q.30 to $7.00, Fit, Trimmings and Workmanâ€" ship Guaranteed. OUR WORD! by the Barrel, Best Sugar Made this and next week. GUELPH, GREAT CAE OEF‘ WATERLOO. At Low Prices ever offered. AT Mn * entmitnts ol hnsdc ihoslint Geiit® dnoictndiich the ied Everyone knows that Holland, the original home of the Holstein, is one of the greatest dairy countries in the world, many of the farmers detfidinq entirely ugon their cows for ir exâ€" istence. Since coming to America the Holstein has noHybgldhuovynin&ll public ;e;u she has ever e%hnd. The record of one of Canada‘s Sweepstakes Holstein cows may be of m"b some of your readers a o I it as taken from Canadirn Live Jearnal pâ€" . â€" | _ EP3 h Being fadvised they Thaqa sufficient material for an action against him they secured the services of solisitors who instituted proceedings, demanted a reâ€" | traction and apology or in liue thereof | an action for £2000 damages would be ; proceeded with â€" The following letter | speaks for itself : some very strong st .tements regarding the Holstein cow. I have been inâ€" formed by several who were in attendâ€" avce that he put them down as comâ€" pletely useless and would have nothing to do with them whatever for cheese making. What induced Mr. Jack to speak as he did fail to see unless it be the blindâ€" ness of prejudice. We bavé often heard that the milk of this cow is blue, the beef is bilue, and, perbaps,the bones may also be blue. Perhaps Mr. Jack has also heard this and taken it for tha truth. It is not my intention in this article to champion the merits of any breed, but for the benefit of those who may be interested in dairying I wish to place before them a few plain facts : Drgar Sir.â€"There are reports floatâ€" ing about that Mr. Hugh Jack, who addressed a meeting on the chease quesâ€" tions.at Elmira a short time ago,made To the Editor of the Chronicle. â€" m Speunnbenn‘ 154 woes 1 believe tnat the e ch rges are not true. £ If anything I have saii has led to any such sosp ci n r sting on M s. Wilkinson and her family as the p rtie guil y of ravâ€" ing paced the s id sticks o the premises of the Misses Piou foot /s above mentioned for any such purpose, I hereby â€"pulogize for and retract any such s ate ent a d I her by stat that as far as my personal know edge nou & geogr se w ud Va 1 Dear Stus. â€"Yours of the 19t ) inst came duly to hand. Im y state that Inever to my ‘knowledge charge M s. Wilkinson or a YW er fawily with having laid sticks cont Trog gunpowder on the premi« s of the Misses 1‘ oudfo t with the in ention of blowi gfup and killii g one or‘ ) ot of thera bu sinpl. repeate i stat ments made by Dettec ive. GGriet. You have without & doubt learned to know‘ that the best place to buy a hat is at a hat store. You can buy cheapest and secure a suitable arâ€" ticle by purchasing from J. Peters, Berlin, who !ca.rries the largest stock. Messis. Fic‘l & Memillan, Barcisters, &o., Guelpl! They have positive proot that he has charged some members of the family of having laid those sticks without a doubt. Afterwards many rumo.s were heard about the affair and the names of the Wilkinson family were implicated in consequence of various false reports circulated. They got intelligence of the slander, employed the Canadian Detective agency to find out its source and traced the reports to Walter Vreitch, the Misses Proudfoots‘ tenant. Some thought it was done to injure them, others thought it was done to frighten them away as neither of the sticks was found with thgir wood. A Toronto deteétive investigated the matter but could get no evidence im plicating azyone so no proceedings were taken against anybody. The Wilkinsons Completely Exonerâ€" ated. It will be remembered that two sticks of wood charged with gun powâ€" der were found on the premises of the Misses Proudfoot near Winterbourne. The first stick was found about the first of May, 1893, on the path leading from the barn to the house. The seeâ€" ond about the 15th of Oct. of the same year was found in the hen house where tne Misses Proudfoot were in the habit of gathering eggs. 2 COLD Is THE WEATHER, but not cold enough to deter people _ from visitlnfi Beck‘s China Store to secure Bargains whic he is now offering in Dinner, Tea ana Toilet sets. Our forteisin theselines: RHe now has a very lnrge and well sclecred stock to choos« from. Prices away‘down below zero, it will K&V you to come miles to procure rhe bargains e is now offering. â€" I; will repay you in inore than one wiy. . He has the larTcst stock, the choicest gxx{a and the lowest prices, All comâ€" bined together ||m§rcs a person feel compelied to visit his store. he visit will do you good. You will return home lightâ€"hearted after you secure one of the prettiest dinner sets procurâ€" able west of Toronto. Cold is the Weather. Continued From First, Page Merits of the Holsteins. COMMUNICATION. John F. Beck, (Sgd.) W interm urne. Jan No. 4. King St., Berlin Yours truly, Warurer Vieirteu re Wilkinson 9t ) inst came that Inever to 5. Wilkinson or 1895 Waterloo County Chronicle, rates on large sums to,be ST. CLENENTS Mr. Ewil Huaber of Berlin was here busy as a bee for several weeks at Mr. J,. Rosenblatt‘s decorating an altar which is to go to Cayuga, His work: manship, which is of the highest color and taste deserves praise. He painted beautiful vines with grapes in their colors on them, besides other elegant flowers all in tasteful harmony. The writer, a friend of music, was much pleased to meet Mr. Haber who is a practical comic singer and both enterâ€" tained themselvis and others several times at Mr. P. B. Greyerbiehl‘s fine piano. _ Several of our old German songs were awakened from their long sleep. We wish Mr. Huber the best successand highly recommend his ability as decorator to all those requiring his service in churches, etc, for first class workmanship.... Mr. J. F. Stumpf, wife and daughter left here for Chesâ€" ley last week where they intend spendâ€" ing several weeks visiting friends and relatives. Said Mr. Stumpf, famous mason of our village, ‘has conducted with success his business for many years here, will undoubtedly enjoy the pleasures which decorate a happy trip.. ... . Mr. Albert Rau, son of the noted egg buyer, also went up country, inâ€" tending to be united with a better half. It seems that up in Bruce the young ladies have great attractions, for I was informed that Messrs. John Hammer and Mosser of Bamberg also sought refuge in like manner up yon . ... Trafâ€" fic and business here were nearly put to aâ€"standstill last week by the storm and severe cold weather. But again its ital Paidâ€"up. ER&rgo Fund|... THE TRADERS BANK revival is at hand » ® "Eunice Clay (now owned by A.and G, Rice, Curries, Ont.,) at the Onio State Fair in 1893, won lst prize for solids not fat, and the milk prize, proâ€" ducing in twentyâ€"four hours 88 !bs. 10 oz of milk which contained 7.66 lbs. of solids not fat. Sbe also‘ has a butter record of 23 Ibs, 9 oz in seven days, ber milk record of 84 lbs. 10 oz is the largest amount of milk produced in twentyâ€"four hours during an otficial teat of which there is any record. She also won the $100 on milk test prize at Toronto Industrial last September against all comers. The test was open to all breeds." BLOOMINGDALE Judging by the number of logs piled up at our factories at present to be worked up, employment will be given to quite a number of men for some time. _ And still they are rolling in .. Mr. Jacoo Turrel who left for Elora & couple of weeks ago to manufacture shoes is again ander the parental roof. There‘s no place like bome....Our school house caught fire twice last week in endeavoring to fire up the furnace to put a damper on Jack Frost,. The flames were extinguished with sgnow without any trouble but we do not care to use what little we have of this comâ€" modity for this purpose....The home of Mr, Benj. Suyder was saddened on Sunday morning last by death claiming as a victim their sonu Benjamin, a bright lad of fifteen summers, The young felâ€" :ow had always enjoyed good health until a couple of weeks ago when he was seized with an attack of pleurisy after which inflammation of the liver set in which carried him off despite the efforts of kind friends to save him. The funeral on Tuesday afternoon was very largely atrended, showing that the beâ€" reaved have the sympatbhy of a large circle of friends. Floradale, Feb. 11th, 1895 From the above records I think any one may see at least that the Holstein is worthy of a place in any dairy whether it be for butter or for cheese. â€" My own experience might also be of a little interest to some of your roadâ€" ers. For the last ten years we have been keeping a few Ayrâ€"hire cows which we found very f«ir dairy cows, last summer a pair of Holsteine weére bought and now we have an Ayrshire been milking about three months and about 8 or 9 years old and a Holstein 3 years old milking about a month. Since hearing Mr. Jack‘s remark we became curious to know how the cows stood. _ Accordirgly we had some milk tested, the Holstein proved to be the better quality as well as producing the largest quantity. Both were fed exâ€" actly the same. I would not have re«ders Lelieve that this small test has alone convinced me that one breed is better than the other. _ I do not think so small a test sufficient for that but I am perfectly satisfied that as a dairy cow the Holstein has entered the race to stay. â€" â€" a Deposit receipts issued. Notes discounted. mmummmw Interest allowed on all sums of $1 and THREE AND A HALF PER CEXT, ELMIRA BRANCH. DEPOSITS RECEIVED. OF CANADA. Yours truly, M. E. Devitt ...... .$ 808,400 6 pigs, 6 weeks old at $3.50. a pair ; 5 pigs, 5 weeks old at $3.00 per pair ; 6 pigs, 5 weeks old at $8 00 a lot ; 4 pigs six weeks old at $8.50 a lot ; 3 pigs 5 months old weighing 425 lbs. at $3.80 per cwt. ; 5 pigs, 7 weeks old at $5.00 a lot; 8 pigs, 6 weeks old at $9 00 a lot; 6 pigs, 3 months old at $15 50 a lot. Tuesday, Feb. 12 â€"The attendance at the monthly market was good and a very large number of pigs changed hands. The following are some of the lots sold, their ages and the prices realâ€" TORONTO STREET MARKETS. Feb. 12, White weat sold toâ€"day at 641c; oats at 34 to 35¢c; peas at 61 to 62¢; barley at 45 to 48¢; fresh eggs per doz. at 24 to 25¢; dressed hogs $5.25 to $5.50; butter 20 to 22¢; hayâ€"timothy $11 to $12. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasâ€" ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect laxâ€" ative ; effectually cleansing the system, iizouing »ol&t:l headaches and fovers permanently curing constipation. It has gixen satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kidâ€" Kxarrâ€"On J4 . 27. in Berli~, the wife of Dâ€"hiel K rt, of@ aught r. SeyrErâ€"On_Feb. 3, i~ ,130 onto, the wife of Wm H. Seyler, of a s ‘n: idns Barxzâ€"QO: Ja). 26. in Poole, the wife of Peter Ba nz, of a daghter. , CHAMBERLAINâ€"â€"O Feb. 2,in Berlin,the wife f Ralp . W. Chimberlain, of a son. KAaLsâ€"On Feb. 5,in Berlin the wif: of Danâ€" iel Kalb, of a son. > ; WEBERâ€"On Jan. 28, n ar Con stog>, the wife of Noah Webe , of a daught r. BEUCBACHERâ€"On J ». 29, in Woolwich, the wife of Ja. ob Brub cher, of a dl.ughter. VoGrâ€"On_Jan. 31, in Elmira, the wife of I.natz Voxrt, a da g ter. Srarsâ€"On Feb. 2, in Preston, the wife of A. 5 ars, of & son. Sxerrâ€"On Jan. 30, at "The Gr ff" Elmira, the wif of F ank 8. Snell, of a daught r. Cooxâ€"On Feb, 1, n Hesson,the wife of John Cook, fa daughte . s HELuâ€"O : Jan. 19, in Hesson, the wife of Fius Helm, of a «aughter. MARRIAGES KokXICâ€"TABBEXTâ€"On Feb. 5, by Rev. A. R. Shulz, Elmira, Mr. Conr :d Ko nig, to Miss C thar n Tabbert, oth of Welles! y Township. Brackwoopâ€"Hoxtâ€"On Feb. 5, at the resiâ€" dence of t = bri e‘s br ther, M . J. Hunt, Sp edsville, by the R v. J. Wass,of Presâ€" to ‘, M . R. Blackwood, of Galt, to Miss M g.ie Hunt, of London,. s Bracâ€"DEvittâ€"On Feb. 7, at the res dence of the bride‘s aunt, Mrs. Swa , Hespeler, by the Rev. D. Str cha , B. A., Mr. Casâ€" ius W. Beal to Miss Violet Devi t. Lrcaryâ€"Evaxsâ€"On Jan.30,att ereside ce «_ of Mrs. Jolin Papst, He pel r, by Rev W. H. Harvy y. Mr. Joh, Legary, to Miss Mamie E. ans. Passtâ€"MAaxxâ€"On Jan. 30, at the residence of Mrs. Macy Mann, by Rev, W. H. Ha â€" vey, Mr. John Pabst, to Mrs Mary Mann, bo h of Hespeler. Messrs. Good & Krumbacher skipped a car load of hogs and 24 headjof tutâ€" cher‘s cattle to Toronto on Monday. The price paid for the hogs was $3.80 per cwt. and for the cattle 33 per lb. 8 DEATHS BrUracHERâ€"On Feb. 1, near Heid lbe‘g, Catharine, wife of tne late John W. Bruâ€" 1 cker, .ged 86 years, 2 months uand 7 day â€". & SCHEIFELEâ€"O»n Feb. 2,n ar Con stozo Chrisâ€" tian Scheifele, aged about 14 years. Ec»tâ€"On J n. 31, in Wel es ey Marie Johâ€" anna Carolina E.idi, aged 67 years and 23 days. Gtrsoxâ€"O»Feb.2,near B rlin,James Gibson, a ed 62 years. SenNEIDER â€"On Jan. 27, in Southâ€"Easthope, Anva, he wife of George Schneider, aged 20 years, NisrELâ€"On Feb 4,in Preston, Maj rie Ruth Nispel, a ed 8 months a d 21 days. YieRstâ€"On F b. 2, in Waterloo Tp., Lewis Coristi n Yoorst, in is Tist year. Browxâ€"On Feb. 5,in Galt,Betsy McKenzie, râ€" ect of the ate Wir. Brown,aged 75 years «nd 10 mont â€"s. f Jonxsoxâ€"On Feb.6,in Ga t,Lynus H. Johnâ€" so , in h s 55 h year. Ritzâ€"On Feb.8,at New Hamburg, Christian Ritz, aged 48 years, 1 menth . nd 5 days. Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. ‘The many, who live betâ€" ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adnptix;gl the world‘s best products . to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. MARKET REPORTS WATERLOO MONTHLY PIG MARKET. KNOW LEDGE #.| Sgut t "Aod Me)e/te h c ns ursday, February 14, 1895.â€"Page 8 spond with [â€"l6 * FOR SALE. 8 calf is in fine condition and h two T Meoutke old o is S nc n y ie ped-.l? well bred. . For further information call upon; or correâ€" is prepared to take contracts for all kinds of h({\lhe“s and barns. Estimates cheerfully given. He has the latest ana moving buildings. J.F. MASTER Breeder of Improved Large Yorkshire and Tamworth pigs. A choice lot of young Enfis of either breed to select from. Pairs furnished not akin. Corâ€" _ A choice lot of young ?igs of either breed to select from. Pairs furnished not akin. Corâ€" resp'gnnd‘ggee or personal inspection solicited. HENRY HOLLE, vl‘\HE residence of the undersigned 1t Centreâ€" ville, 3 miles ‘rom the Berlin Market, conâ€" siuLinfi)gf 4 acres of land, good dwelling house, bank |barn, â€"table and other out buildings, with gll kinds of bearing fruit trees is for sale cheap| For pariculars apply to the underâ€" signed on the premises. FORT\'EIGHT and a half acres, all cleared and in a high state of cultivation. On it are two frame houses, nearly n« w, a bank barn 50x80 feet, and all necessary outbuildings. Soil, goud loam, 3} acres of or«shard, two neverâ€"failâ€" ing wells. On the Petersburg roa.dijufl. outside of the corporation of the Town of Berlin. For particulars as to terms, etc, apply on the premâ€" ises, or by letter to J. B. OBERHOLTZER, 19â€"4m Berlin. Ont House and Land For Sale rFHE Onrario Mutual Life Assurance Comâ€" Mpuny offer for sale the farm now occupied by Messrs. John ind Chrisiian Neeb about four mies from Berlin on the Bresiau road, being pirts of Lots Nos, 122 & 123 Upper Block,Townâ€" ship of Waterloo, contnining about one hundâ€" red and five acres, on which is crected a stone awe‘lling, frame bank barn on stone stables. P.irt of ‘he purch se money will be required at time of purchase, and the b.lance may reâ€" main on sccurity Of the property under firs! mortgage with interest «t 5 per ce t. Apply to e ALEX. MILLAR, Q. C., of to Berlin, Ont, esn a l s THE COMPANY at Warerido. Watsrio0, Ont., Feb. 13th, 1895 Waxt ADyERTISEMENTS.â€" Farmers and others will find that they can in many cases insert with profit a small advertisement such as those found on the 8th page of the Chronicle. If you bave a farm, a borse, a cow, or anyâ€" thing you wish to sell; if you have lost or found anything, insert a small advt. in the WarErroo Couxnty Curoxictr.. _ Advertising in the Chronicle brings good results, THE east nalf of the old John W. Brubacher farm in the Township of Woolwich comâ€" prising 166 acres lying in the bend of the Conâ€" estogo river, midway between Elmira, Heide}â€" bcr%, St. Jacobs and Hawksville. 35 acres is well timbered, 20 acres is sown with fall wheat and about 50 acret fall ploughed. There is on the farm a good house and barn and the necesâ€" eary outbuildings, also an orchard of young fruit trees in bearing _condition. Water is =upâ€" glied at the house and stables from a spring by yaraulic power. Forterms and other required information apply to the occupant Mr. Daniel Fries or to Shoulders per b TAOW.:~@+rrrrcrrrrs Apples, per bbl..... Bheepskins ...... ... English Bekshires. Importer and: Breeder Jersey Heifer Calf FARM FOR SALE 19 Builder and Contractor, CoNESTOGO, oN T 3â€"tf FARM FOR SALE. FARM FOR SALE. To Rent for a Term of Years. New Dundee, nt, WATERLOO MARKETs. ISRAEL CRESSMAN, New Dundee. Ont. HENRY F. WIEGAND, Freeport, Ont OF LARGE A. 0, BCEHMER & CO, Berlin H. N. MILLER, Petersburg, best machinery for Tâ€"it 4 75 10 $ 0 55 10 00 2 15 1 75 16 12 10 At J. Kaufman‘s Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. HA\'ING bought 4200 acres of timber limâ€" its, (in the District of Parry Sound,part Laurier township), which I am now operating taking out logs, and having improved my shop with the newest machinery, I am enâ€" abled to turn out more stuff and to sell much cheaper than before,. Any person intending to build will save money by buying Lumber, Sash. Doors, Frames, &c.‘ from me. It is not the profit I look at, but it is the quantiâ€" ty I want to turn out. I have also %ou ht a large quantity of British Columbia lged Cedar Shingles, which I will sell at wholeâ€" sale price, viz : $2.50 ;er M: or $1.80 per Square, when taken off the car, and a half cent per pack extra, when out of the yard. This price is only for the orders taken in Febâ€" Waterloo, Jan, 29:h, 1895. OTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Dominion Life Assuâ€"ance Companry will be held at the Head Office of the Company, in the Town of Waterloo, Ont., on Friday, February 15th, 1896, Friday, February 15th, 1896, at 1 o‘clock pm., for the l‘pur'poae of_ recceiving the Arnual Reports and Financial Statements und for the election of the Board of Directors. #y order of the Executive Committee, THOS. HILLILARD, Managing Director. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES Dominion Life Assurance Co. ANNUAL MEETING. be determined upon) wi h power to construct, maintain and operate : steam or electric rail« way or railway operated partiy b)' steam power and lpurtly by elec ric power with double ‘or single iron Or_steel triicks from the Town of Berlin in the County of Waterloo s uthorly in the valley of the Grand River to a point at or near the City of Bramtford in the County of Brapt and from the said_Town of Berlin northâ€" westerly to the Town of Listowel in the County of Perth or wexterly to the City of Stratford in said County of Perth or northerly to the Vilâ€" lage of Klora in the County of Wellington _ Dated at Waterloo th.s 10th day of January, PUBL](‘ notice is hereby given that apulicaâ€" tion will be made to the Legislative Assembâ€" l{lot the Province fOntarioat he next session thereof for an act to incorporate a railway comâ€" pany to be known as the Grand Valley Railâ€" way Company (or by such other name as may Waterlo0, Jany.17th, A.D., 1895, _ ceased NOT:(’E is hereby given that all persons havinfi claims against the said deceas c are requir t fle thelrclams with henry Pommer of Milbank P.0., on or before the first day of March, next. together with an afâ€" fidavit proving such cla‘m and take notice that after the s@id f} st day of March next, the unâ€" dersigned Executors of he said d ceased will proceed to dâ€"stribute the said estate, hav.ng regard only io such claims as have then been filed and proved as aforesaid Daged at Millbank this 21s;: day of Jan., 1885 their Christian names, surnames, addresscs and description with full particulars of their claim, statement of accounts and aure of seâ€" curities (if any) h 1d by them, after which date the administrators of the estate will distribute the assets and effectsof the said Adam Doersam among the parties entitled thereto, having reâ€" gard on‘y to those claim~ of which they shall then have notice and the said admin strators will not be liable for the assets or any ?arl thereof to any person of whose clarm notice shal not have been reccived by themat the time of such distribution. GEO. H. HUTCH1SON, Solicitor for Trusts Cor poration of Ontario, Ad: 4â€"3t ministrators.estate of 00 2s Adam D ersim, deâ€" claims aga,instthv lite Adam Do rsam of the Tow n of Waterluo, retired Hotelkeeper, to send in to the Trusts Corporation of Unta io. Toronâ€" to, or to the undersigned, their solicitor, on or before the Ist DAY OF MARCH, 1895 PL'RSUANT to the Revised Statutes of O tâ€" + mrio, Ch p. 110, Sec. 36, Notice is hereby given to all creditors of and persons having claims against the late Adam Do rsam of the In the Matter of the Estate of GotHlieb Pommer the elder, late of the Town ship of We‘leslcy, in the County of Waterloo, deceased. A Farm in the Township of Wellesley Dated at Berlin, this 9$th February, 189. PURSUANT to the power of s«le contained in a certain mo.ta ge from the lite John Foerter and wife to Ward Hamilton Bowlby, which wili be ‘produced at the time of saie, ther will be offered by 'Fub“c auction, at the Court Hous«, in the Town of Rerlio, at 11 o‘cluck, a. m., on > SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1895 the followingw}nds and premises in the sâ€"id Tow nship f Wellesley, in the County of Waterâ€" loo, containing by admeasurement sixty acies, more or less, composed of the m s southerly 60 acres of the north h«if of jot No. 7, in the 9th C n., Wesiern Section, fthe said Township of Wellesl(;{. ‘I he soil is go d farminfi land. The farm is situated about » mi= from Linwood. TELRMS OF 8ALkâ€"Ten per cent, to be paid on day of sale & d the balance with inieres: in thirty days , or as much as $1300 of the purchase money may remain on mortg«@ge on the said farm, if desired by he purchaser. e For further_ pirticulars apply to W. H, Bowib) , h;-%.. Q.C., the mortgagee, Berlin,nt., or to the undersigned solicitors, BOWLRBY & CLEMEXNT. For Kdwi P. Clement. 6â€"2t Solicitor for Mortgagee, Cou:t House, Berlin. Of Adam Doersam, late of the Town of Waters loo, in the Comnty of Waterloo, retired Hotelkeeper, deceased. 4â€"4t NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice to Creditors. COLQUHOUXN & McBRIDK. Solicitors for the applicants Mortgage Sale NOTICE. HY. POMMER. | MARY _ FOMMER, â€"Executors L. POMMER, THE â€"JFâ€" mbout the 2 heavy horses. 8 years o.d; one bay {eal and 11 years old; 1 mare, 4 yoor c * € mirg 3 years old: 1 colt coming ] ( ind the folowing troiting stock : | unee Ths" in foa: to "Wilkes Almonte‘: 1 vear ns " : D ‘‘Wilkes Almonte"; 1 three yo o ti .A DF "Framk Kllis";1 six year old sadd e ina c Uf "Chicago Voluiteer‘; and other siock. NC z:loec plroduoed.zioows, 2 heifers, 5 ysarb\g ves, l wagon, uggies, 1 road cari, 178 i_ hay rake, 1 pair fl sleighs, 1 scuffer, ! plows, 1 harrow, 1 fanning mill, 1 straw cu‘l T. chickens, and other chatt«]s. Sale to commence at one o‘clock JOS. MICKUs, P. & F. ME)+ Auctioncer. L.BIiFITHA! TERMS® :â€"The terms on st o All sums of $5 and u der amouat 10 mouths‘ credit 0 notes, or interest allowed a: 6 num. ~ Also the same time and plac taining 5 a~r & mostly un balanve w oodland, le s ro d . serv. tion. Kurtber porijculars w ed at the s«le r can be hag 0 kverythi g will be <o d wihout 28 Tâ€"12 acres of land on t:ridg ; driincd and in excellent stat « also adjoini g Town limits, u: ker pardener. pring mw orhelunce. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1895, the following property Wellesley. Jan oalf and has) Cirâ€"n. over that lll(in'hh' credit wia begiven wi proted joint notes. NC articles o bef?r( seltled for. Any purchase or ‘eglects to comply with «bov t hold resp inâ€"ible for the cifference the prticle or article=. The above wi:fn ut reserve. as the proprieto: Impiements â€"1 separat Jumber wagon, 1 truck over with 3 incl tires, 1 p mew, 1 Portiand cutter, i Braniford bisdetr. steei f: rier in firstâ€"olass working Br.cker mower, new mode tion, 1 Tor n o hayroke, " nin« mill, 1 Noxon seed d; as new, 2 sets Team harne set plough h irness, 1 set s kinson |f’lon LX.L. No m« uld plow, 1 ~pade disk harrows. 1. set w odea cradle nearly new,. 1 gri with pulleys and 100 feet sugar ketle, logging chai &0 sapbuckets. 1 cuttioa grain bogs, hayrack, 1 w. 60 puils, 1 bure u. J glas~ec 1 b‘)\»(u\‘ 1dounge, 1 cra la}:c. a quantity of polatc the@ ton it not proviously “”" le~ geror«l telonging 'u-;“)r,, All amounts i S\'l‘ t c mmence JOsEPH MICKU S Auctic \I R. Joseph Mlckus has D from the unuersign by Puul.e Auction o. his of Lot No 6. 13th Con.. e horoughbred Yorkshi pigs"4 months old. 10 good young Leices er with lamb, good breed Extensive Public Auctior ley, 3 miles west 0 northâ€"eas> of Linwo Live sStock Joe. 1 »pan bay, 1 riâ€"ing Rervice of hors slu tb of mare. "«oms for farmâ€" the b lance to be secured Othe: conditions will be of sal or at the pre GEO. LATSCH. Auctioncer the fello tileâ€" too umer | TERMsâ€"Hay, and 1i soms of & amount 12 in nt! notes or 6 per cent f_ank plow, liron harrow, 1 umber wagons, 1 carriage, 10 sle ghâ€", 1 cutter, wheelbarrow, rack, stump boat, grindstonc. and sauâ€"age stuffer, 2 crosâ€"â€" shovel, a numberf gran bag team harness, 1 set! carriag: harness, single harne ® fly i« robc,horse b{snketa,‘.’ iron kett neck yokes. gra n sradle.soy 4. forks and many other aticle ton> of hay. Mouâ€"ehold E: co ner cupboard, 1 kirchen Bell organ, s wing machine, b tables, 5 chair~, wosh sta d. â€" cooking stove, box stove and tideâ€" too umerous~ t men‘on the estate of the ‘at> E.A.J. Haged inz of<the follow ng property. viy comprising 110 | cres of land, anou hardwood bu h, 28 mcres fall w} rye, 20 acr.s meâ€"dow, about 10 a watered by a spring creek thor state of cultivation. "he who!, suited for market farming. has a house and kitchen, bank barn, =to driving shed and other cutbu; . good fruit beari x orchird. Liv. : sovrel horses well m»tched 6 and â€" hor e 1:idycnrs old. 1 hors© 6 yoas> §e rs old, 1 broodmare 11 yearâ€" ‘oung Golddust, 1 colt risi g ? sp: ing colt, 8 milch cows suppo calf, 1 well bred grade bull 10 mo steers, l heifer 1 year old, 3 ~pri breeding sowâ€", 7 fat pigs if n oid, 4 geese and »bout 6) chic; mentsâ€"Reaper, mower, hayrake and seeder, rollier, turnip seeqe ning mill, straw cutter, tur ip ) THE under-lgmd bas or g to sell by Public Auc JA to sell bI Public Auction no, burg, about 4 miles south of Berli; Public Auction. Notice to Creditors THURSDAY, FEBFUARY 14th, i8o; PUBLIC SAL ere will be sold by pub premiâ€"es known iâ€" B THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 5â€"2t of Theobali Knarr. d , Farm Stook, Implements & hold Effects. in the Township of Waterlog JUVDICIA I rtic} s11 14, . nd wing to farmi nis under $5 . over that â€"OF rsign«d 1 Mi H NICHol e wh Pk> M in dorn PT Instry b"lng & ge f on Th h p D fos old OK, Crae Wor, TOG Rox hex. + _ YOL. A Bi Sevents thing here, but 66 bas never been of this store no eompelled the 1 afraid of quant! The corset is th made to order, fort. Try then WE sF pyetic, glzes for |I THE Washab t |¢