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, Boiled Ilium Undertaking so. Increase. ' . . . 81,000,672 Being a gain of 26.68 per cent over previous year. A policy in it "rs. New Business, 1899 $4,751,0z6 " " I893 3.750.354 No business solicited ou'side Can-dc and Newfoundland. Jim. hams ex M. P.. . F . . . . .Prmridoatt,. Cprm.Rtrstrw, Fuse. . . ' .Vice- President. Tues. Hiur.tarttr, . . .ManagiugDiroctor. J.F. Mummy. . .. . . .Sup‘t of Agencies. The thitario Separate branches for Abstainers vruuv". and Women. _ . - Amt,. in tovce Jan. Ist, um $3,616,836 Paine's celery.c'ompymd was the Its interest mrcipts have more than paid alideath losses fron the beginning. The your 1800 was the best the Dominion ever had. It gained in the year lnAmounl Annual - _ 23.13 percent [Ilium Premium Income - 27M " " In Interest Raceway . - -21.46 .. " In Ann-cu - - - V . 19.59 q6 .. Joan FENNILL - GIonOI Luce ' -- Hugo sz - - John Fenneir....., George Lang '_.. .ct w. H. Bowlby. Q. C J.A.Mackio.......... A.uJanr.ert.......... 14.1. Itreithaupt mp't . P.S. Mutcuwhlngcr I'.Jncobi............,. Hon. B. Mon-en. . . . .. . c.Pabst............... Funk Turner, C. E. Goo. lawman“ A... . Dominion Life 1snaa ---'-. -"--'-. " -ee'-" - "My general health wan bad for w several years, my appetite wu poor, . and I was easily tired, but it was the Itt',','atg, ig,'Taunvdilg1t', frequent sharp pains and violent path steep, an testote ' pitntion of my heart which caused me and VITALITY to the body. the greatest alarm. I tried many “so medicines and was treated by several . doctors, but in vain. Finally I became Because their use eybles the so poorly that l was not able to do any system to successfully resist attacks household work, and was frequently of colds and the inseparable re- Te,ei'lt nth AAeit,1Ft',titp, . . o one o my rieu s cci e to try suits, viHItmi.r a”? kidney trotsHey Dr. mummy Pink Puts. After taking I fact of especial tmportance at this a few boxes I began to gain new season of the year. strength and vigor. The pain: in my " mm p... box. m m" " no. AU mm heart were less frequent and less severe .mwmnm. roman. URL and in every way my health was im.. _------------------------------- proving. l continued using the pills MUTUB I until I had used eight boxes, when l W ATE ll had completely recovered my health. I have gained in flesh; my appetite is FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY goal, anti! am able to do all my houae- ho wot without feeling the awful INCORPORATED IN t868. fatigue I waa.before subject to I am --- very thankful to Dr. Williauus' Pink Total Assets am December 'tto Pills, for they have truely released me . from my suffering, and 1 hope that $384383 others may be induced to try this won- .“ . n_ A“ h" _WiW'N+Td'%M'%.m dcrful medicine.” Emnnmieal Mutual Fire 1118.00 i: m Not AID." - . - '2Boa'rt Amount It Rink . . 318.004.610 Snyder M. Knelt . . . Dr. Ward's---- Blood and Nerve Pills No remedy ere: introduced in and: has gained so many words of minimal sufferers all over the coun- try a there thoroughly effective pills. Because theyposithey cure all dis. use brought on by impoverished blood, such as heart trouble. nerv- om, rheumatism. dyspepsia. em. COMPANY- HIM Ollie. - Wat. Because their use enables the cystem to successfully resist attacks of colds and the inseparable re- sults, viz., lung and kidney troubles. I fact of especial importance at this Season of the year. Jog 1‘.an My. 0mm Ind Kahlua". v...~ w. ....., ...WV+ “I “.ku a unquuaIu BUOKBERROUGH & 007. to contest the i'i',iiiiirii Election. Aaents. - Major Itnt him ponghb at Montreal John Shah. Esq., " B. Snyder. Esq” " wiltinm Snider. Exp, " Geo. niche]. Emi., . J. L. Widemsu, Esq.. 8t, Jacobs. John Allehin. F14. New Hamburg. Aihsn Bomn. 12:311.. Preston. P. E. Shana. Preston. . Thomas (lowly. Esq.. Guelph. Juana Livimpstone, Esq. M. P., Man. Thomas Conan, Esq” Gm. OFFICERS t Gem-go Knuth”. President. John Shun, 1ricerPretridertt. Funk Edam. Inn-car. John Killer. Inspector. W. A. Raymo. 1mm. Messrs. Buwlby at, Clement. Solicitors, Ber “co. Randall, 389.. Water on. Assurance Company. Mutual and Cash Systems. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ED FROM GREAT Down SUFFERING. . , She Had Tried In, load-u WM Ann. But Uni-ma, Found.Cm I acts Tumult). Used Dr.Witiiaate Pink Pitts. Taxman. - -- - President I LANG ' -- - - __ Vice-Pres sz - - - -_ Manager. BOARD or DIRECTORS. no. - Waurloo. on. ESTABLISHED I839. Mutual Life ..........Berliu. o-Berlin, ..........Berlin. A.........Berlln. ..........Borlin, ....,...~.Borlin. ..........Berlin. ..........Bcrlin. .......mBerlin. ........'rorxmto. New Hamburg .......Hespelstr. ........Toronto. .......men .......wtrtorioo "The formula of l‘alno'n Celery Com, pound led mo to [he it a personal trial and I In much plead with the m- ault. I presume it for men and wo- man who have no “meme, column deep, mad for the we“ and run down. For um condition; and M abortion of the Mood and noun, ft In. no In]. "know publ- "and: 00.1.9? 91291 fterfqth '" In}: sum Your safety, health and future phy- Meal happiness demand the immediate use of Patne's Celery Compound, whose umrvolloul virtue. are recognized by nur ables: physicians. mum of whom makes personal um of it 11: their homes. Dr. A. W. K. Newton, writing to the pmprictorn of Palm's Celery Com- pound, an: After our long winter and late spring, a host or people of every age have been left in a weak, languid and de- pressed condition of health. The nerves are unatrung, the body is ema- citced, the blood is stagnant and im- pure, digestion k faulty and constipa. lion in doing its deadly work. crownmg produétion uiAmerieai, m3; eminent physician --. Professor bi. E. Phelps. WD. Such a -phyaiciau could only give what has worthy of his great and ele- vated character to tmtrering humanity. ”is best hours were devoted to the jirreftinir of what is now known in millions of homes in Britain, Europe and on this continent " l'aine's Celery l'ompound, nature's food medicine for the Len-veg, brain and blood. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure by going to the root of the disease. They renew and build up the blood, and strengthen the nerves, thus driving' disease from the system. Avoid imi- tations by insisting that every box you purchase is enclosed in a. wrapper hearing the tan trade mark, Dr. Wil- liams’ Pink Pills for Pale People. If your dealer does nut keep them they will be sent postpaid at GO cents a box or six holes for $2.50, by addressing the Dr: Williams' Medicine Co.,Brock- rille, Ont. A Noted Physician's Opinion. A QUEBEC LADY RELEAS. Mn's Celery Compound The Great Life Bummer and Health Giver. Galt on May 2lst, to thoGhreiUiiiai2 500 Horses for the Briifsii Jivllirf Gif 120 for" 8tratheona's Horse. A petition is in circulation asking for the appointment of Mr Chas Peter. .J-m as Division Court Clerk. A regimental meeting of the 29.]: Ban. will be held rn Fr day night at Gait. The coming camp, uniforms and other questions will be discussed. The farmers near North Seneca. Wentworth Co.; are waging a vigorous crusade against allowing cattle, pigs and horses to sun at large on the roads. Within two days 50 cattle have been impounded. Few bodily "iietiot" are mote tor- rible nun dint” of the hurt. To live in con-tum dread ma oxpoctnuon of death, sudden and with Ian fue- welll umpotcn, in {or man! page more lwful to contemplato than t a moot uriouq lingering illneu. The slightest. exci'unent brings suffering and danger to web people. V‘ The Oxford County farmers say that there will he a. great crop this senson provided it suffers no check from weather conditions in its future growth The grain has wintered well, and the late warm rain has brought it up, un- til the fields look like green carpets. There are a few bare _ patches, and as far as can be judged tho grain has had a good start. An observant citi, zen who covered a good section of the county says that he never saw tall wheat look so well. l Drowning MhBlia iii a Great Physician. For novel-a] years Mrs. Gravel, wire of P.krA.Gravel, foreman in Barry's cigar factory, St. John’s suburb, Quo- bee, was such a Butrtsror, but thanks to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills she is again In the enjoyment of good health. Mrs. Gravel says: 'ioat1t_wa_terloo Liberals meet in COUNTY AND DISTRICT. Hem Palpitatiu. I Great. is the danger to our country from the failure among our public men to live up to the eighth commaudm m, l trom the chilousness in the public which permits such shortcomings. Yet it is not exaggeration to say that the danger is quite as great from those who year in and year out violate the ninth com- mandmcnt by hearing {else witness I against the honest man, and who thereby degrade him and elevate the dishonest man until they are both on the same level. The public is quite " much harmed in the one case " in the other; by the one set. of wrongdoers as by the others. "Liar" is just as ugly a word as "thiet," because it im- ' plies the presence of just as ugly a sin in the one case as in tho other. if: s men lie. undoronth or procures the lie of c soother under oath, it he perjures him- s self or me perjury, he is guilty I and the s . Under the I higher law, n'der the t law of l morsmy and rightoomomm, he is pre- r cissly "guilty “if, lnstesd of lying i In s court, he lies in a new-pep" or t oaths stump; and in all probebillty s tt svileti‘eets of his Wiring” in- tl “My more widespread more s pernicious. The din-mes between '1 may}!!! and“: is m in the u _ - it!!!“ it . t his, of courae, not enough that a public ofTicial should be honest. No amount of honesty wllluvail if hols not also brave aml wise. Tho weak. ling and tho coward cannot be awed by honesty alone; but without honesty the bravo and able man is merelya civic wild beast who should be hunted down by every lot or of righteousness. No man who is corrupt, no man who c ndonca corruption in others, can pouibly do his duty by the commu- nity. As regards the eighth command- ment, while the remark or one of the founders of our government, that the whole art of politics consists in being honest, is an overatattnnetst, it remains true that absolute honesty is what Cromwell would have called a "funda- mental" of healthy political life. We can attord to dill'er on the et1rrrmey,tlso tariff, and foreign policy ; but we can- not afford to differ on the question of honesty if we expect our Republic per- manently to endure. Nu community is healthy where it is ever necessary to distinguish one politician among his fellows because “hc'.is honest". Honesty is not so much a credit as a pro-requi- site to efficient service to the public. Unless a man is honest, we have no right to keep him in public life, it matters not how brilliant his capacity, _ it hardly matters how great his petrol" of doing good service on certain lines may be. Probably very few men will disagree with this statement in the abstract; yet in the concrete there is much wavering about it. The number a- public servants who actually take ‘ bribes is not very numerous outside of 'certain well-known centres of festering corruption. But the temptation to be dishonest often comes in insidious ways. There are not a few public men who, though they would repel with indigna tion an offer of a bribe, will give cer- tain corporations special legislative and executive privileges because they have contributed heavily to campaign funds; will permit loose and extrava- gant work because a contractor has political influence; or, at any rate, will permit a public servant to take public a money without rendering an adequate ‘return, by conniving at incfticieng ser- ‘vice on the p art of men who are pro- tected by prominent party leaders. Various degrees of moral guilt are in- mired in the tnuititudinotts actions of this kind; but, after all, directly or In- directly, every such case comes danger- ously near the border-lino of the C0tn- mandment which, in forbidding theft, certainly by implication forbids the connivanco at theft, or the failure to punish it. - One of the favorite tschetmnof re- formora is to devise some method by which big corporations can he pre- rented from making heavy subscrip tions to campaign funds and thereby acquiring improper intiuomas. But the beat way to prevent them from making contributions for improper purposes is simply to clcctaspublic son rams, not prolcssional denouncera of corporations, (for such men are in prauico usually their most senile tos2ri.ltutruen who say, and mean. that they pill neither be for nor against corporations; that, on the one hand, they will not be frightened from doing them justice by popular clamor, or, on the other hand, led by any interest whatsoever into doing than] more than justice. _ _ Governor Theda. loo-ovals d In. York momma I mm. and. maul-amt»: a! the New York outlook in INGII he “can the III". con-Indul- In that: mm“. tittett-uierti= line! the " ho denounces, upon”: me ”poorly ical policy otatm- and MUM of public mu, m 51m” common in Canada u in the United States. The principle. to lays down for the promo urtion ot political honesty appear to be sound and worthy of geneml appli- cation. Tho following extracts eon- tain the main points of the article: The two commandments which are specially applicable in public life are the eighth and ninth. Not only every politician, high or low, but every citi- zen interested in politics, and especi- ally every man who, in a newspaper or on tho stump, advocates or condemns any public policy or any public man, should remember always that the two cardinal points in his doctrine ought to be "Thou shalt not steal," and “Thou shalt not bear {also witness against thy neighbor." He should also, of course, remember that the multitude of men who break the moral law expressed in these two eommand- ments are not to be Justified because they keep out of the clutches of the human law. Robbery and theft, per- jury and subornation of perjury, are crimes punishable by the courts,- but many a man who technically never commits any one of these crimes is yet morally quite an guilty as is his less adroiihit not more wicked, and pos- sibly infinitely less dangerous, brother who gets into the penitentiary. tn man m m atattttr,,egtpgPgit a-d-treq a- I. U. communion! t'itlid'i"ii',ti'i?itr'ifl, nut-r POLITICS. ' you, "no“. In our qivi.1, --- It 3. m 1Mgtgrs, in} . - I Governor Theodor. -Inouvolt 1 their 'lllTar't. 'U". Ian“: tnrYorkooertei-teoibhaetierl. mint-blot!” hull. flu In- ‘hoiutmunhor ol the New Yor 're-ttart their hon-u neighbour mm m which ho “as“ the Ppt'dt 0mg. Tft/tt 'st/gt.','-,. o" mm“ in their Hrptitsa- '37:... it In committed in the GiG a; _ttttptuier tiN loud the crib mar-lit]. For pom union-uh Idem especially the hypocrit- harm as the ”all may, tho u policy on»... an Mutation or ;'t'irl'at,"ut't,'y "an: 2rte nu an out. v an un- Mie mm": new“. common in 't"rlllt'h'lt%t'Wdlrl'l u the RD- mm as itt ttut United Btates. The holders of honesty, cuten- than for luciplen he lays down for the promo the launch; or the frankly vicious. We "tion or political honesty appear to need Marla!“ crumb-nu ol dishonest i. won an o have“ manna my point 'Found'?ud worth? of general “PM "Grill, they go wrong; but even more ttttet. iho {allowing ttxtraetq 6Ott- do tamed criticism which shall be in the main points of the article: truthful boil: in what " an,” and in The two commandments which are What it lemon. “Md; truthful in ociully applicable in public, lite are funds. and luuthful tn ttts improulon ' eighth and ninth. Not only every n c‘esigns in have upon the radon! or 'litician, high or low, but every cin- btaroru’ min-la. eunuch-m" in!» - V7757: ( Mrs. P. L. Stanhopo, of Victoria, B. C'., writes thus: "I ‘rocently discororad that I had tyafiiciettt old materials such as tlansg, cloth, yum and discarded underwear stored awsy mum which I could msko s couple of fair sized runs for tho fioor. I sent to Wells & Richardson Co., Montreal, for two of their handsome rug designs. After they were received I washed my old materials and colored them with Diamond Dyes to match the mum on the rug patterns. I booked the two rugs, and they on so hand- some that all my Moods admire them. The mm Dyan In, I think, "no but and most "ttitth In has Mun” l Mrs. Elmer S. Archer, of Itrxvrer, I Me., writes of Dr. Agneu's Catarrhal "'owuer. “I have used this wonderful _ remedy with Itio,t exec-Hone results. l It cured we absolutely of chronic ca- tarrh in my head, and " cold in the ‘hcall have found it invaluable in our family. The will of the Info George More Bertram, M. l'., has born filed for pro- bate. Tho value of the estate is $44.- 050, of which $230043 the real estate in the town of Dundaa. The balance is made up of $28,000 bank stock do, life insurance $7000; book debts and promissory "otes65000ihottsehold goods "500. Everything is left absolutely to his widow, Christina Bertram. who is also appointed trole cxccutrix. DIAMOND DYES Old Materials Profit- ably Used. WILLOF THE LATE G. H. BERT- The first sounds confused her tcr- ribly and she started in wonderment over possession of her new faculties. She mun longed to imitate sounds and her "ialk' Is the sousrmun of the neighborhood. Almzhcr singular fea- ture is that the marks of the small mm are leaving her face. lt isn't a bit of a boast to my that Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Bean works miracles every day. A Toronto lady, living on Queen arrest west, wan given by her doctor "till morning at most to live,” and when the life cord seemed just about. to snap this great mined) was suggested as a last resort-ami it saved tho 1irts--tstopped the pain inside of 30 minutes, and to-day she is enjoying excellent health, free from all heart suffering. H. Walker & Sons, Limited, distil- lera of Walkerville, will erect the most elaborate sign on the continent at America. Work has already begun to erect a separate iron structure on the river front in the rear ofthe tNttmttmi. ions oftieeB of the firm. Between 4000 and 5000 four-candle incandescent elee~ trio lights will be used. The letters will be clear, while colored lights will be seen in the border. It will require 100 horse-power to operate the lights. The Michigan Electrical Co. of Detroit have the contract lor the Sign, which will cost in the neighborhood of 815,- Kukomo, Ind., May 6.--Miss Julia Main, 37 yuan; old, danghmrofn lead- ing 'l‘aylur township farmer, is just learning to talk. When I5 months old she had smallpox, which left her totallydeaf and speechless. She was graduated from the deaf school at In. llianapolis sixteen years ago. Dr. l, W. Rayburn, of this city, operated on her care and throat last week, will: the result that the woman now hear: ordinary conversation, and is learning‘ to talk. We need absolute honesty in public life; and we shall not not it until we remember that truth-telling must go hand in hand with it, and mat it is quite as important not to tell an un- truth about a decent man as it is to tell the truth about one who is not decent. mm ... my ..\.h..uv.uu‘... u. ..u..,» 000. J. w. Purcell, son of Mr. J. J. Purcell of Llamwel, the ofiieieut cloc- trlcian for ll. Walker iv Suns, is look- ing after the interests of the firm. The sign mll be completed by June lst. . So the Chronic and Deep Seated Catarrh -or. Agnew's Catanhnl Powder Relieves Quickly and Cures Permanently d Heart Disease that Med the Chutes: Physicians Gives Up the Fight-Dr, Agaew's Cure for the Heart Wins Aeain, Are The Favorites of All Mat and Rug Makers. FROM THE "SNEEzi" STAGE LEARNING TO TALK AT 37. "AS GOOD AS DEAD." A trsouo SIGN. br'homodn'hg. iritd aTaiirviGi'a"ii'% TGT '*'.R"tatirr* 1'fste1ttPt" in In - l'rmidenl Hteyn and n council of load”: oi “You! thmllmml Free titntern it. Hte Lndyhrand and 'lle‘n hurl; din'rirt determined to ”mum. to the mon the question ot Continu- nm the war or not at. a (that open air meeting. Tho 'tttttttne men de- cided to no on. trtryrt. who 'u'Pv"N In bo In nrllvn rummnnd, begun to mlvanm towards the British and mum Irvin tNttttttrt on Thursday with (Sn-when] Brunch and III-aboar- Munro ao mun northeast ot minn- chu. A an W: - Lord Roberts' narrative closes with Thursday (“0.1mm but he continued his march gateway tmvcrds Kroon- 'tod. 20 miles distant, and try this time he mun know “healer the Boer. intmul to "ttt there. London. May 12. - (4,30 gum.) - A British column 8,000 strung Inna arrived at Tral wry“, 100 miles trom Matching, H r when! there Thumb Ilny. and thnwth hnrnsml by the Boers. is pushing swiftly forward. Fifty miles snmh ot Tr.ytrurg, at 'raunms, in “on. Hunter's main hotly, [liming slowly nnd conlmdlng with cnnsidpmhlr Ion-m. The pick of his mounted men are the 2.000 who are mum: without wheeled transport, And at n rate than! may pnsnlhly “bring Ihem to Mafeking on Monday or Tues dny next 3.000 ”rim-h Tran"! Il-vo Arrived " Vrylaurg. 100 “He; hum. 'r.erer- "Hamilton‘s culumu nr-t With stulnlmrn resistance, null ."mtith-lror, ricn's brigade was ongagrd for sumo hours in Protecting the rear and Hank ot his Inn-o. '"riut drifts are extrtuswty (lilecull. and much lal'ztuuzv has still I»: fume up. We shall, hnwovor. march at timbre“): and push on as far as potr- sihlv in u lirmmslmi direction.” tmpe Town, May It. - Lord Rob- vrls wies that he is at Venurrrmertt, nnd that he is continuously opposed, but that he is making progress. sihlv in u Kroonstod direction." "The only casualties reported " prpsrnt urn: Killed-rank and file, 4. Wounded, G. No returns yet re- coined [rum the cavalry or Humil- Lnn’s inn-c." "With thc. infantry portion we are eight tuiUs nurlh of tlte riy-r, 'Hw cavalry um! mounted infantry an: at. Venu-rshurg [and Elwin-1.. null Tucker's division is at. "eeliort+ nurtl. Inn llnnlil‘nn‘s form and Brnndwoml's cavalry brigade were making for the truss-roads "var Yen, hamburg when I last heard from them. "We have um " successfel tiay. and have driw-n the (Int-my (rum Point to point. Fro-uh. with Portpr's and nit-kson's hriumhvs of cmalry, and Ilmlou's Moetned In.'autr.v, crteoid the L'IHI at. "cruttrertm".s, Kraat, 11ml then wrr.tscl ruuml in a "rsrthctsstit- ly directiun to .‘thlmhuplly, lieiug oppunhl oritrittttotss',y Ivy tras tun-my Pole-l'urcw's di\isinn nml Gorom's cavalry Ia igzlclc, nugml-nlml by J lint- tery ot the Horal Horse Artillery. and by Ill-Inn's 11nd Muse‘s nmlli-h-II inluntry, rrnssml the rher by a Ur At. "ear the railway bridge. My ll"hr~ turn “trump“: iwl lhis brrce. London, May 12. tclcgmphs to the Riel. Sllruil. under mulling, as £0110“: The C-n-dlmu Parnell-an"! III the Eu- Batt-att-Gr". t"ah"hitrrte"'s un- gudc. In “we” "ere tho no”! Can-alum. Fought, hu- Sill-I "oor.-Vstet_ (I‘ll-all". Ik- 'tters-A Surceulul Day. DETAILS OF ZAND RIVER FIGHT. Lord Roberts’ Army Drove the Boers on Thursday Last. FROM POINT T0 POINT I'n-hlng um Th RELIEF OF I‘MFEKING. May I 2. - " Th u n run-mt War omco date of M Lord Roberts otrtce from a y 10. Tho rnulry are all with 107d lum- ans' advance. Arrunlimz to n Panrln, Colt-gran, C.on lhlllvr In moving trom l-Zlnmlu- lung” to "50 din-din" ot Hollmmb qr, mu! the tritortt vanguard a", ed in "our maul at Italian- on 'h'retranr. {hauling-An- m t.- wards [cu-If Rohertw iaiiai'uiic INTEL With tho exception ot the col- ouinla. Gan Rundlo has no hormomon. Th" am. Inmalo no. dtqtosrrt or 10,- 000 Infantry along u 20-min: from. m such a “ny in to bar ndvnnm to- spect my stock. ORDERED UPHOL- STERXNG FOR COSY COR- NE i, ETC.,AND REPAIR, IN SPECIALTY. You are invited to come and new fIMiltWirsWtTi' A. G. SGHREITErt, filmrey's,, not rip] Shorey’s Clothing may be obtain- ed from the best dealers only. If Quality and Value are a consider.. ation, ask for and see that you get Shorey's frpthing. If you wear. Shorey's Clothing you are well dressed. Every stitch is Guaranteed. Every seam is overcast and will THE WELL DRESSED MAN avoids many of the Rough edges along the pathway of life. ices are Right. in, Iligly Waterproofed mun-ind» .-. ”any. 33mm and Writing is the beat invest ment of time and money that a boy or girl can make if they attend the Mil-cm “an... - (How and Where 1 To Borrow Money All kinds of repairing done at reasonable prices Wells Drilled Vllnd MI": Suppllod A than. at Instruction In Easy Terms Easy Payment Borrowom Given . Donn"; Contact. Principal and Interim mayhem“: paid 1|pr monthly payments" (he Bonn my be noto- itatod In tho rust-hr w. For put-usua- m D. Bunnmron, Bicycle Suits BUCKBERROUGH & 00.. rue. Lito otd Aocidom. In. Am". Wnurloo. - Ont. LEAPER BROS HAWKESVILLE are all ml. II. I. I“ M. G. A. Blunt lk B. 3mm.