The equity, 12 janvier 1899, jeudi 12 janvier 1899

[" Vf \\ SHAW VILLE, Co.PONTIAC, Vol.XVI, .No.20 P.Q., THURSDAY, JAN 12.1800 ?_ SUBSCRIPTION Une Dollar a Year in ad \u201cTHE EQUITY\u201d i BANK OF OTTAWA \u2018^\"e Cuthberaou & Urahnin\u2019s ad.on 8.h Are you uaing Dowd » M.ur f\tno doubt one of the counties destined to Mr.and Mrs.John McDonald of Ad- re,iP lhu greatest benefit, to work hand in maston, were hero on a visit to Mr.Alex\tthese gentlemen, and put forth McDonald's on Thursday and Friday of l*,eir Krvli,e8t tdh.rt in order to accom-last week.\tP^eh such a work, which will be one of n\tthe historical monuments of our fair Du- AFtuAiu hay in Photographs \u2014We minion.A\" an initiative step, let me sug-vivo en^agi-d the studio in the Pontiac gest that a public meeting of the County House for a year and purpose doing bus.be convened, to which Messie.Puupore ineas regularly in Shawville and to get and Stewart be invited,' and let public our work introduced we will make J doz- sentiment on the project he debated.z»i nn T\tcabinets at liait price As to the n oat central and convenient tj is .Vr ^ ,U 0,1\t^ rid ly, Feb.3rd, place fur the holding of this meeting Uatidford.\tCampbell's Hay ranks foremost, being situ tied oil the line of the P.P J It., and again the mighty waters of the Ottawa glide smoothly at our feet.As the subject has now been brought under consideration let some one else give the hall another roll and keep it moving along page Is issued from the office of Publication, Shawville every Thursday.Subscription, $1.00 per Annum.\u2014o\u2014 Advertising rales made known on application.K;uye you tried Dowd's 41 High Loaf I ho Raymond Sewing Machine equalfi any in the murker.Mur sale by A.Smiley Shawville, from $20 up.William Doran, Stipendiary magistrate for the district of Niplseing, died at North R«y on Tuesday la-ir, aged (>7.Dr L Mulligan, Veterinary Surgeon, who left this village some time ago, has re urned, and taken up practise here again.Head Office Ottawa C anada, Capital (fully paid up) .$1,500,000 00 \u20221,195 000 00 l [lest Hoard of Directors : Chaki.k.s Magee, Eaq , President George Hay, esq.,Vice President Correspondence of local interest solicited HoJ| aeo, Hkyhon.Jr from all parts of the country John Matiikh, Kkq Davit Mai Larks, Hmv Alcx.Fiiaskii, Kmq Dennis Mvrihv, Ksq.Birth, Marriage and Death Notices Inserted free; but obituary lines, or \u2022\u2022poetry\u201d will he charged at the rate of 8 cents per line money toaooom pa ny the manuscript In every ease GEOROE IIUItN.I).M.FINN IE General Manager, (Ijoval) Manager A GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.WEIItSTEAD During the presell! month I will offer un , youths and childrens\u2019 suits, pants, niui ks, ulsters, overooatm, Imts and caps, and dress goods at reduced Drafts l sa U ml on all Ranking joints In the Duiain-Ion, United Stair* and Ureal Britain.Notes and Rills collected.Ink-rest allowed on Deposit RoccIdI at current rates.Hums of Si anil upward* received l.i Having* Department.Internat credited half yearly.Office Hour* 10 a.rn.toMp.in.Saturday 10a.m.to 1 p.m.J.A.CO WAX, Publisher mi Christmam passed tf very pleasant, bringing many familiar faces to us.Among those home for the occasion are : W.1.McNeil, of Dauphin, Man.; Miss A Smiley, W L.Sharp»*, ,,f Fort C >ul-onge; Miss Hattie Telford, of L»we; and Miss Ida Smiley of Ottawa.Mr.Walter Ovey of Billeiica, spent New Year here.Mr.H.Dougherty and Mr.J.McN illy have returned to the woods.A number of the young people of Weirstvad spout a plea-ant evening at Mr.(j.il.Connolly\u2019s, of Caldwell last week.WM.GAMBLE, prices.DP.Cori8, Portage du Ford Advancer BARRISTER, Ac., 159 Main Street,.At Hhttwvllle, second and fourth Thursday of each month.Office over G.F.Hudgins' Store, Main Si.The residence of Mrs W.II.A.Fraser, est meat h, w»a totally destroyed by fire «»n New \\ ear\u2019s day.A large part of the contents were saved, yet the lose is heavy, bur.pretty well covered by V.T CENTRE Hull.The snow storm which commenced on Friday evening and continued on through Saturday and Sunday has left the roads in a very had state indeed.Our new merchants are being received with open arms by members of the opposite sex especially those who only remain in our rnidsr for a limited time.We wish them success.Quite a number of our farmers went to the Quyon Holler mills on Friday, returning same day.Mrs.Lou.s Wivgandt left oup midst on Tuesday for a month's viait to friends in Eganville.Our village tradesmen have been very busy during the past few weeks completing the now sleighs for Armstrong & R -so.The sleighs are of a style similar to those used in the large lumber camps.Dame rumor tells us that neat little dwelling up on a lonely hillside in Lower Thorne will noon be occupied.When the happyevent takes place G -don\u2019t forget to invite\tClown.) insurance Lost.-\u2014On Friday, (he 30 h Dec., be \u2022 wt en Shaw vile and Wilson\u2019s mill, a pa»r of la y's boots lined with yellow felt h loder » i l oblige by leaving them at Rad-fo.d P.O.or at the Equity office.Court Shawville, No 216.C I 0 F i OF CANADA.' m VIvein the 41 Ii Wvdiieh-dsy of every month.Court dues must be paid promptly every mon lb.Visit 1 ok brethren cordially Invited CAPITAL - - - $6,000,000 RESERVE FUND, - 2,600,000 Mr.Arthur Grave le, Diurnal iîmwii I wonder what delayed those two y ting men on Sunday night.I guess they waited for f the Renfrew has accepted the challenge lovvn by G.W.May bee that he (u i\t(|| % duel rinv of Vhr Latin ti bt\u2019iivficriivtf occasion» lly rvuil i !»*\u2022 IIli 1)1 tiixd onev which men stand aloof from etch oth-\tmUch inculcated, support a plain in a while go to a funeral, and that That is a better state when peo- Church?The fact is, that the modes won't cost us any thing; and we will of constructing church i n.'tuvs have pick up a little religion here end there; chilled\tthe voluntary principle, and\tand after a while we may have good dammed hack the charities of the\tluck, ml we will then rent a pew, and W hat is true in\tthe\tworld\tis\tw\u201e, w ;\tu h n, if we had gene kick to\tK heaven respect.ddy.\" Many a hus- the rich and\tthe\tt h \u2022 old\tHi hie plan in all out churches,\tb tnd and wife have considered w it h each i he re would have t>een larger benevul- other upon matters of church economy ind a more extensive support of un i b f re tak ug a pew.the husband f religion.So that l said to the wife, \"Now.you know that emphasis (>ur income only meets our outgo, io say.\"If there come into whit are you willing to deny your-yt.ui assembly a man with a gtdd ring y, lff W ill you have this old carpet and goodly appuel, ant there come in another year?«Will you wear that i ls a jmor man with 'de raiment, and hVt i»f furs another winter?Will you to him that wen ret h consent to have no more dresses this him.8l*isonf \"No,\" she says Then, he wo can\u2019t afford religion, and we And soib y TIE CHURCH OF GOD I day INTERNATIONAL LESSON.JAN 16.for.\"' firkin U a liquid measure oontuinini nearly nine gallons.7, Josubsbi' «**\tof grace, and then draw out abundantly for the benefit of others.(iovernor of th \u2022 feast circles, at different time come upon a common plat- pie, moving m some form true in the church poor ought to meet together; the Lord 1 do not on a terraced lull which slopes toward i ha setting sun.Its present name Kefr Keiini.There may or may not | ancient nat ions, to elect une of th« com- fact i\"nv 1 ° preside over a festive mtor-tainment and direct its arrangement^ act mg as a chiiimm.Tile lbniml vd, ' bidden, to thu feast, but the moth- ami (ireeks selected such a \"ruler\" I j er of Jesus was t h re, already there th \u2019 throwing of dice.It might readilj be, part of such an office to taste I h< wine liefore it was offered to tliri guests.Hut 1 here is some doub# 2.Jesus was called, bidden, lie came whether this \"governor\" was not i says Dr.ChuiTon, not so much regard- hired head waiter.the is custom with the Jews, as with other cnct is the Maker of them all think that the Church of Christ has kept pace w ith the enterprise of t lie thm evei Some years ago, it took a long The blacksmith ! he him i in i n come kick now wit h more be incidental significance in t h \u2022 ihtl Jo us and bis disciples were \"cull world time to make a nail would take the bar of iron, thrust it into the hot coals, move the bellows, have respect the gay clothing, and say unt Sit th.»u here in a good place, and say to t It ¦ poor, St 'nd t hou t here, \"i it, cleave it, round it, fashion it into\tunder my footstool, nails >l when the young ltubbi and bis disciples arrived.s y s 8,1 j can't afford thu church ^ are it\twas\ta\tlong\tand\ttedious pro\tthen partial in y ou reel ve*, and are be-\t^oora of a\tfree church, where men but now\tthe\tiron\tis\tput Into\tihe\tconn judges of evil thoughts?' Oh,\tm y meet together without invidious vient it would lie in all\tour\tthey\twill pour in i:,imported by a few men, we could\thave\tb ive\tbeen\tbarring\tout tn great masses of the people bring class of men from tbe house of God, thrash wheat from the t heir mites into the Lord\u2019s treasury.and barring them out from the very 1\targue, farther, in behalf of a\tFree\tof\theaven.The fact is, that the eh, because 1 thmk it\tonly\tChurch\tof\tspiritual sheaf uf wheat, tear off the straw that practical common-sen** mode for city insurance company; and the man comes bound it, scatter it on the floor of evangelization.The Church has tried to get & policy, and you take him into the bam, and then the slow flail would scores of ways.We have gone out with a private room and sound the lungs, tracts and with our bibles and reli- and listen to the beating of the heart, books, among the\tin the\tpraetioaliy\u2014not literally»but now the horses start, the machine rum- destitute parts of the city.Some have p, ;i,i icully\u2014you ask him if he is sound bios, and a sheaf of wheat is thresh- refused to take them.Some have on t p,» dollar question, and if he has burned\tanything like i>ank- and tried to reform; but as long as\tj uptcy, and\tif there has been anything le \\\tlike\tsickness the family\u2014 a wonderful printing-press which influ n es by which they are surround- am[ if p js an right,you charge him a could make two- hundred and fifty im- ed, an 1 do not bring thin into some great premium, and tell him to be very fifty times, fifty times, th y will he policy should run out, that very night unreformed.In other words, here is a ju, might die, and so lose all the advan-down by the marshes with chills ^ages of all the pew-rent he had ewr in the same length of time.The Poet- | and fever.The physician (¦«?mes and paid; and where his soul would go to gives him quinine, and stops the chills; wou|d veiy uncertain.just long aa that\tThere\tof people < » in two weeks the mail would go from ^ live down by the swamps, he w ill be m a f ree Church will appeal, and London to Edinburgh, and at about subjected to th* same ailment.Bring ;b;G is the rich.I hive yet to find an from him out on the hill-top, where the at- intelligent and rich Christian man who x.\t.\tmosphere is clear, if you want him to tjoeit nol believe in such institution.He i>e\\% lunt to iKist n.\t^ permanently restored.Now, 1 say may doubt the financial success of it; Now, 1 ask if the Church of God has of those people who live in the slums but j tiJ11 yet to find one such who does kept pace with worldly enterprise # ! of city destitution, aa long as you eave nut believe in the principal of it .\t.\t.\t,\t.\t,\tthem there they will fall into tutu ,,,her words, our moneyed men do not with the post-offiu* with modern rail- old sins; but if you bring them into Hke to see the principles of Wall Street road transportation?with the arts?lb.healthy atmosphere of a Christian app|ie(i lo the church of God with the sciences f with optics?with church, then you may hope for then say a Yu'h map* I moan a man who has :»¦ >\u2022*,\"SŸ.\t* \u2018\u201cÆ say, then is no new principle in re- there is a free Bible, there is a free jesl he can not sufficently display it ligion to be developed.\" Well, 1 re- cross, and yonder is a free heaven,\" \u201ebut I invyn a man wh » has a fortune, spoild, there is no new principle in thy w ill readily accept the invitation ^ ho masters it, and who has not al- Thev\tire\tand come with you.\tlowed his\tfortune to master him.Maik, this, my filends, that when\twhen you\tshall throw open you save the cities, yuu save the world, churches of the living God as free There \\\\ h.-n Pekin comes to Christ, all China churches, then I wVmt to tell you that When Paris surrenders to (b(4 gu|d an(j (|ie stiver, and the myrrh, surrender.\\> h n gn(j * he frankincense w ill come down to the feet of Jesus.1 am in favor of a Free Church, further, because all the Providential indications, so far as we are concerned, are in t h it direction.It has lx*en the all-absorbing principle in my soul ever since 1 entered the ministry.It was the thing that brought me to this city.1 had a ctmfortnble home in Philadelphia, hut this was a gospel principle I thought l would, like to see tried.I came here, and it so happened that all the people who gathered around me w ere of t he same opinion, and so we have been unanimous.We were unanimous in the style of the new church, and about the architecture of the second.We were unanimous about having it free.When we were burped down we were unanimous about reconstruction, and the principle we developed in t he old church we will try to develop in the new erncle stopped when it burned down, the new Ta lie made will liegin when it rises up.Having seen the frank, sympathetic men of the world around me, as my companions, i expect they will be my companions when they and I have crossed the flood into the great eternity.I have lived with them in this city, and I ox;ect they will he my neighbours in the better city.1 know all their trials and temptations; know all their business perplexities; I know all their hardships; and I want to stand before them a few years, and tell them of that Christ who will he their security in every financial strait and their bondsman in every crisis, and who, when the nations are in a panic and the world ablaze, will declare everlasting dividends of light, and joy, and triumph, to all those who have invested their affections in him.Men and brethren, brothers and sisters in Christ, are you ready for such a The\tush^r looks\tat\tthe one\t'there\tis\tanoiner viass n whom the\tnews would\tfull\tso\tpassengers resumed their\tseats, an did, for where the right arm, which\th(HV niuch good u familiar word or n\t«\u2018uskmgly.A\tsoldier's dying\twas\tno\tth\u201c tr.un sped on its w .y,\tleaving th hits held your light fomi so often used\tnttle notice from such as you does to\tnovel thing in\tWashington,\tand\t*\"\tRockland |H-npl^|on^ilh\ttheir dead to be there is nothing now but a those who fill tho humbler walks «»( aside from Company It, there were few scarred stump and this is why 1 have hfe.Women feel this more than who knew or cared that another soul not written.Dues it make you sick mvIlf and again I hlmss you for the hut gone to the God who gave it-that and shrink away from me 1 Dun t, care promised my Annie.I do not ask m-ith-i victim was added to the list Annie Yoult crippled husband's heart that you should take her to your honu* which shall one day come up with fear-is as full of tenderness now as ever.1 aH yu suggest.You'll think differ- fut blackness lie fore th provokers of too proud ui ni y figure, Annie, and ently of that bye and by, but see that the war.The drums teat just the the thought that you might love me ttjM, does not want ; see that no winter same\u2014the bands played just as mern-ie.ss when you knew how maimed I night shall find her hungry, no win-My, and the busy tide went on as if was, hurt more than the cold, sharp ter morning cold.Oh, Annie, Annie, t h more ^rth«r#th«.^wb#r.\tW., \"We fought the battle bravely.Tell\ttribute of respect his\tfriends fain\toutside.\t1 hen lifting one en< of th them not to be discouraged because of\twoUld bestow upon him,\tawakened no\tlog and\tplacing the roller under it; one defeat.Our cause is just.\u2019Twill\tth ill in his cold, pulseless heart.Still\tghe works the weight to and fro, untriumph at the last.Don't he too bit-\t(hoy felt that all honor was due to the ter toward the South ; there are kind\tdead, and so they had come up to meet\t.hearts there as well as here, and its\thim, a greater throng than any of\tsmoothed away.Then the rest is n\tam daughters weep as sadly as any at the\twhioh he had dreamed when ambition\tmoved, folded, and put away and tho\tit.North.God help and pity them all.hu ned within his bosom.There was neIt \"ironing\u201d\u2014perhaps another she t understand it.\u201d Annie darling, I am almost home; so\ta carriage waiting, too,\tjust as he\tor three\tor four towels, or half a doz- ne.ir thit I can see the pearly gates\thoped there might be; a\tcarriage sent\ten handkerchiefn\u2014substituted.The .which stand open night and day.It expressly for him, but the children on | second roller acts merely to balance the qujred his wire\tI it not hard to die\u2014no pain, no anguish tkP sidewalk shrunk away and ceased |0g, although two ironers can work the \"Why you can put guaea spnerea now\u2014nothing but joy nnd gladness\t,heir noisy clamor as it went by, its\tmachine, one at each end.\tand\tgau.ly\tfabnes\tall\tovei\ta\t1 brtst m\ta nnd everlasting rest, rest\u2014perfect rest\tsombre appearance somewhat relieved\tThe woman who irons is as pictures-\ttree\tsix\tfeet\thigh\tana\tlour\txeet\tinicK for the redeemed.\u201d\tby the gay coloring of the Stars and que as her tools when she wears the for seventy-five cents, when it costs Gripes laid reverently upon it.\tpeasant costume.Her sh es are flat 818 to trim a bonnet four inches In Drearily lhe November wind went Slowly up (he street the long procès- and heellesa; she tvia no etmkings bui diameter.'\t_\t________ Af.1 s.'s?4, s1 as; M'S-Æ'âi.t s sraatMCKS» whilst the misty daylight came strug- beat upon the pavements, and dashed ing a space of two inches or^8° ^re I \u2022- a a,vK,.i\u201eh\u2018.Tx rr lhe one cold, and white, and still, bis U[K.n the gloomy scene, made ten times skin jacket is o rna men ted w, th palrhes You dot EHHHïvF^\trfiwtâSL - Jsiwwsx :r * LOVE AND WARN \u201c praying that when hie time should conic, he, too, might die the death of i righteous, and go where George hid gone.A STORY TOLD BY A WELL-KNOWN SALVATION ARMY CAPTAIN.CHAPTER XIV Ml* Body Burked From Heed lo Fool WI1B Khrcnnnllr mid \\rumlgle Twin* Wweld Prefer Dmlh I# I ml ergo In g Surh Suffering ignis.From the Host, Lindway, Ont.A STORY OF SLAVERY DAYS.By MARY J.HOLMES.th« It in the lot of but a limited number of people to enjoy the confidence of such an exceedingly large circle of friends and comrades mm docs Capt.John A.Itroken hir««, who was recently interviewed by #i Post reporter at the home of hia |*ar# n la at i timed a le a pretty hamlet aim a ted at the, head of UaLsain river in Victoria county, where the elder Mr.Brokenshire, who has reached the I hree~.se,ore years and ten, Ivus held the position of loi kmasler for the |xiMt twenty two years.Capt.fïrok n hire, th subject of f h s article, i t 3t y ars of age, i« well known and highly rv>i>ect ivies, ik* Witooll to ad \u2014 M titical G.izzotte.# e e# HOD OINS & SONS.B.The wisdom of Mr.McCorkill, M.L.C , in taking a permanent seat in the second chamber when the chance offered, has been furthe r iliu&tiated in tho Missisqu«u recount proceedings, which has reduced the Liberals' legal maj ri'y to 13 I ne mination for the Legislative Assembly which Mr.McCorkill handed to Dr Colton was *ho nearest thing to a political gold htick that has been heard of since the Federal electors picked out Sir ft id L turicr us an economist.\u2014Montreal Gazette.Si « Satisfaction guaranteed to all customers at 82 50 per 1000 feet or logs taken in exchange.u»> seat JOHN J.MCCLEARY, SHAWVILLB.E.GRAHAM Wil- El inside, Oct.17th.18i»8.BUSINESS CHANCE.SELLING RANTED nde OUT.AT ONCE.> flam.not fr* m y of the 3 r «cognition flio undersigned desire to inform the people of Hhawvllle and surrounding country that they have bought out the Tlmmnlthlng Business and Stock of Mr.I1ARHY PERRY, In Shawvllle.and that they Intend carrying on the ha me In the old stand\u2014opposite the Russell House.Ry strict attention to business and square dealing they hope to merit a fair share of the public patron- ANY QUANTITY OF S&wlogs and Shingle W ood I intend going out of the Grocery and Confectionery business and will sell everything in that department at Cost price and under, until all is disposed of.I won\u2019t give prices this week, bus come stove fcunisbinos, along and we will satisfy you that it is a genuine sale and no humbug.u: I LZr.Tarïe IZas 21% Notions.T Elliot! & Balk\u2019s 111 Hon.Mr.Tarte leaves in a few day | vu tee it with the harbor commissioners of M-j*.* | treal on a tour of inspection of the ui-jrt important Un t d States porta.uii.Taiie ia grappling hard with the question of til a.oration.In l ia sp t in Montreal ou Tuesday night ho at a id | it has rkaviied Manila that negotiations wore going on between the government and the Grand Trunk f r a route between Cnllingwood and Toronto so as to bring the upper lakes in di the G T.It age THE STOCK COMPRISES A NICK LINE C-F COOKING.BOX AND PARLOUR SHAWVILLB.Tùo U- S.Pro:lanutlm to tho Philippine Natives.-STOVES- o As we expect to commence running on or before the 10th of December we are now prepared to take any quantity of logs and shingle wood.-o- Thanking our customers for past pat rouage we hope by giving good satisfaction to merit a continuance of the same.AND HAS BEEN ISSUED THROUGHOUT THE ISLANDS.Manila, Philippine Islands, Jan.5.\u2014 President McKinley\u2019s proclamation to i he Filipinos cabled to M a j Gen.Otis from Washington, hiu just been issued here.ect communication over with tho Intercolonial railway and maritime «.aboard.The minister < ublicnork says that hi would recommend the farther deepening I\tthe proclamation.if the Toronto aid Colling wood harbem Washington, Jan.5.\u2014 The text of the if tin*.G and Tiunk instead of carrying instructions sent by the United States Poitlat.d wot Id take it to | government to G jnvral Otis to bj proclaimed iu the Philippines has been given out.\u2014of all kinds satisfactorily done, at moderate prices.J.G.McGUIRE.GEO.¥.DALE.GOBI A.DALE.P.T.\u2014-Tnt Highest Cash price paid for Hides and Pelts.Shan ville, N ir.15,1398.P.S.\u2014All accounts not settled by the 1st January will be handed in for collection.ELLIOTT i BABBLE- its trade *.\u2022« M - i \u2022 \\ I and deliver to i ho oc i steam us in the summer lime.Mr Tarte s idea is to mult j Montreal the\tCai.au\tH I in Montreal in which to store tho grain, i,ig of tho peace trvaty, that the con the same as at Buffalo, he says, thv.ro is I tml' and government of the Philip no# reason why this should not be done, have passed into thu hands of the l wired In winter the Eue canal is closed and States, and that the military government the trade goes by the railways to the heretofore maintained in Manila, is to bo sea i osrd.The Intercolonial railway tx onded at once to the whole of the l^ht to be able to handle a large part of ceded territory tho traffic from Montre 1 which now finds [ It states that the United States do not its way by Amène:»h r .u'vs.\tcme At conquerors, but as friends to Aa a result of proper harbor improve protect the natives.The munic'pal law.-mente Mr.Tarte gives Kingston as an il wherever possible will be continued and lustration.He sent a drudge there and all parts in the Islands will bo open to had the harbor deepened.Now two ad- the c-unmerce of friendly nations.1 he ditional elevatoxs were built at Kingston proclamation ends as follows:\u2014 and 15,000,000 buehels » f gram weie \u201c Finally, it should bathe earneat and handled th/rc.The department gava paramount aid of the military ad minim proved fucil ties to the Parry Sound at istration# to win the confidence, respect Coteau and about 15,000,000 bushels of and affection of the inhabitants of the grain are now handled at that point.\tPhilippines by assuring thorn in every P Mr.Tarte is surprise J at the statement posai bl* way that full measure of in* w hich came from Toronto that the gov- dividual rights and libe rties which is the ernmctét vas eide tracking that city by heritage of free peoples, and by pn -reoogiiiz ng the Pa:ly Sound road.Idu ing to them that tho mi s on of the did not bvUvve in this Trade w ou d Ui ited State* is fine of bmevolunt a«sim fiuw iu its natural channel and there was ilatimi, substituting the m i l sway enough fur both routes.** li I had justice and tight fur arbitrary rule.In n y \"way,\u201d s id Mr.Tarte, 64 I wou'd the fulfilment of this high mission, sup bvi d he Georgian Bay Cat aland I woj d parting the temp \u2022 ate administrât o » of have traffic arrange mehte with ths P.8.affairs for the grimiest good of the govern in connect on with the Intercolonai and I »d, there must be sedulously maintain! d would likx to see the Collirg-sood and Tor-1 the strong arm of aa hority, to repress onto r utn straigh cned out.Wi h the disturbance and overcome all obstac es improved ent of » u \u2022 water at d rad com to the bestowal of bleating* and good stable muuicatian and the proper equipment of government upon the people of the the harbor at Montreal theie is no lion 1 Philippine Islands under the free flag of itation to the possibilities of development the United State*.\t\u201e in the Canadian carrying trade.\u201d\t41 (Signed.) William McK\u2019nley.! ARMS FOR THE It poin\u2018s out flint as a result of the With vit vat.r« I victorua of American arms and the sign ?KLONDIKE &SÏkr NEW GOODS ?no Furniture Furniture, Furniture good quality and of all styles at Amazingly Low Prices FOR CASH.1 NEW GOODS vs 5 OU s > V I am now receiving and passing into stock a complete range r A h) X \u2022 vV - of 3 O ¦» FALL GOODS I / t.a; CK>.iw^\\rv '< fit Consider ~1f von run k*ep the wet out A1 Y\tof your rifle it will not rutfnotfree*e.Only y } Marlin Repeaters jl y hare Solid Topa, ehmldlns water like *\t?i duck's back.< fu r 197-paoioook (lust out) JJ tells all stwut them, up-to-date Infor- C|| I.mstlon about powders,black and smoko- .?\t1**m; proper sixes, quantities, how to L / load : hundreds of nullwta, lean, allowed, V\ti m OSS*-.uli«'b^oVe^S^'ihSpablli ) For Prices ou MA RUN», (any calibre) oonauit\tI YOUR NEAREST DEALER OF ALL LINES y To which I wielt to call the attention of my customer* and the public generally.The goods have been selected with great caro and bought at close figures, and it is my intention to share both of these advantages with intending purchasers.of ?JAMES M°ARTHUR J SHAW VILLE.SILAS YOUNG, CS^.Starke\u2019s Comers.?-1: \u2022 0 TENDERS WANTED.COUNTY SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES TRNDKR8 will be received bythe under.January the Wlh, Into, for a Lily Cheese Factory for s'gncd up to Ch\" w maker for the Henson of l«W t imes* maker will be required to furnleli everything necessary to manufacture cheese lo wel Taxes Mu nicipales.Municipal Taxes.Taxes d'écoles Nom sur le Role IUng Nom de Municijwilité Etendu Costs Lot Total School Taxes.Name on Assessment Roll Range Name of Munici|»ality Extent F rais SUITS SUITS SUITS Part-partie,\u201418 Part\u2014partie\u2014 23 28, 29 2 Holland, Joseph.McGuire, Moses.Neville, Christopher.Lnuzon, Olivier.Bryson, Hon.George.Stephens, Charles.Rni, Isael.Hoi, Joseph.Iwfclleur, Charles.I^afleur, Camit.Dodd, James.Grace, J J , (Absentee) Craig, Thomas.R< >ss, William.Cooney, Thomas.Calumet Island 25 3.55 8.60 5.05 3 do 23 38.80 4.15 43.04 5 do 50 2.63 4.83 2.20 5 do 117 3.18 744 4.20 Rocher Fendu Island.3, 4 do 200 4.80 4.80 A It E AWAY DOWN LOW IN PRICE FOR THE NEXT l 23a and 24 a Township of Leslie 100 10.15 10 15 23 4 do 100 58 do 1.22 64 15b A 1.74 do 50 do 1.74 5 37 b do 50 do 1.00 1.86 2.85 6 35 do 1(H) do 8.23 12.73 28.03 14.91 42.65 4.50 N W- N 0 S W\u20148 o 8 W\u20148 () J 2.n w-noà in.;\t.s VV-804 u.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 3 village lots situate on Main street south side and hounded in front or north side by Main street, on east and south by land of .fames Hodgins and west side by land of J.R.Horner.\u20143 lot de village situé an Coté sud de la Rue Main, lb nneé au Nord par la Rue Main et est et sud par le terre de .fames llodgins et au coté ouest par le terre do ,f.R H l v3 Township of Bristol 50 5.00 Thirty Days.23.63 1 i do do 73 6.80 8.05 4 do do 12.87 1(H) 29.78 7 do do 100 1.70 3.02 1.32 » ! 9 do do 100 6.80 15.05 8.25 Save money by securing a suit while the low rate lasts\u2014 9.94 only thirty day it.Elliott, Thomas Village of Shawville 9.94 G.FRAME.rnur 1 Crawford, Robert.Donaldson, Milton.Egan, II.K.Hudgins, Stewart.Hudgins, Alex.Thomas.Hudgins, Win.John.Hudgins, Robert E.Hivüan, John.\t.Loger, Richard.Rutledge, Thomas.Rooney, John.Sparling, Henry.Smith, Albert.Stevens, Leeson.Vandusky, John.Scott, F.W.Scott.F.W.Scott, F.W.Scott, F.W.Scott, F.W.Gibbons, Mrs.Thomas.James Misheaud.William Lipkie, Blacksmith Marten, Stewart Moore, James.Kennedy, Georg James McC.Ifi héritier do .Garland, J.M.imv, W R .Joyce, Thomas, Estate of\u2014Etat de.Doyle, Widow\u2014veuve\u2014Owen.Donnell, Thomas.Gorman, Thomas.Kavanagh, Edward, Estate of\u2014 Etat de.T.Cunningham, Peter.Toner.James 66 Township of Thome SEE HERE ! 100 6.60 21.20 15.00 6.60 \u2022 # 4 W \u20140 As 8 and 9 Part partie 16.39, 40.do do 122 21.20 205j do do 15.00 Farmers, look to Your Interests and get your Cattle Dehorned.2 do do 100 4.00 4.00 2 K 10 and 11 do do 82 7.50 7.50 1 9 do do 100 4.10 4 10 1 Frt 10 and 11.Part \u2014partie 14, 15 12.N K Am F and G.Parta\u2014 partie 45, 46, 47 35, :ut.Mr.W.1 Starke, the cattle buyer, says i,« y hh* woi lh from 5 to 10 per jent more i' I, rn««l t Iihh otherwise.L *st week L.lb I > » via dehorned 88 bead and last year Sd Ik ad for him.The operation only cohIr ten cents r^r b-ad and may save i be lives of your cat! is b'slde* the great advantage and comfort it h(1' >rds In ht abil g them up.d< 100 do 4.50 4.50 K do 100 do 6.15 6.16 1 do 85 21.30 11.30 22.62 12.34 20.30 11.86 30.28 21.30 11.30 22.02 12.34 20.30 11.86 30.28 1.20 2.85 5.40 1.50 io ; 8.05 25.86 do I 118 do do 4 150 do do W 175 do do 2 12 104 do do L.D.DAVIS, W 43, 44 200 do do 3 1 » 219 do do \u2014 shawvlllî:.Dec 27, 1H98 3 S part\u2014partiu 13.N part\u2014partie nord 13 50 1.20 Hi >uth < )nalow 3 6 2.85 do READY TM v.i.t?ït- à 3 14 127 5.40 do 20c 4 1.50 do 4 5 108 15a 10.75 8.05 17.86 do 6 31, 107 do 8.00 12 200 18, 19.1, 3, 3 north side Main.\u2014Coté nord run Main.2, W S\u2014coté ouest Clarendon.2, 2, E K\u2014 coté est Clarendon.35, 36.S | 5 a.S Ah 2 and 3.Ill,, 11c.13».Township of Sheen.Village of De.s Joachims in the township of Alienleen Village of BrvMon .do do .Township of Aldfield.Township of Onslow.{ 9.27 20.77 11.50 10.55 26.33 22.22 - 81 2.20 2.00 11.67 10.48 ci N i ENDING \"ITKVIlASK xrt will find me now in re dns forth'* approacliiLg Winter trade with a Irg etnvk of I 200 25 1.95 4 e ugh, heirs of\u2014 2.00 50 10 m 8.35 8.35 200 7 do do 7.00 7.00 100 I 13 do d 4.80 4.80 100 9 do do Cot up in the latest and most stylish tie signs suit! built.An inspection of the#»e ilrst-clas» Uigs U respectfully invited.4.00 4.00 ICO 10 13a do do 7.15 7.15 50 3h 8 O do do 2.40 2.40 100 lib 12 do do Township of Litchfield 2.10 2.10 100 F A 23.N NV-N O J 17.F *25.Part\u2014 jwirtie !.SEA 10.Il\u2014arriéré A 2.N W\u2014N 0\"4 23 8*9.37, 38 8 As usual I am prepared to execute all orders for 1.40 1.40 100 6 do do 2.10 2.10 100 8 do do heretié: Taylor, John, Heirs of 8.30 i 8.30 Sleeps, Sleighs, 5vc., 2 do do 20.10 7.36 7.06 20.10 100 5 McCormick, Stephen.Pat tison, Arthur M.Ebert, Andrew.Frost, Samuel.Anderson, William.Laparge, Robert A.Dauncy, Euclade.Lnganaie, Tanaise.Bryson, Hon.George, sr Burribic, Alexander.Hudson, Charles.Me nicks, Samuel S.Morricks, Samuel S.Davidson, William.Johnston, James.Hennessey ,\u2022 J aines W.Hennessey, James W,.,.Curry, Thomas.Curry, Thomas.I.' soi, Jacob.iarc l JÊÊ/jÊÊÈÊË Wallace, Henry.Armitage, Williutn Bailey, Andrew.Caldwell, Slack.Clark, John.Gaboury, F.Greer, John.Greenshields, John Harris, James Horner, Ralph.do do >r anything in connec t u with the Blackdtni thing Lu 7.36 100 7 do do 7.06 100 10 iO?tS do do 2.36 2.36 50 1 Township of Mansfield ARTHUR SMILEY, 10.00 3.50 6.50 100 54 2 do dc 9.50 4.25 200 5.25 3 do do 6.16 2.50 1.00 100 5.16 SHIM VILLE.QlIfL 25 4 do do 1.00 100 1.50 48 5 do do 11.65 6.00 100 5.65 11 6 do Shaw ville Sash and Boer Factory.M Creiie ft Hofigins, Projristors.do 3.25 1.75 8.37 1.50 100 12 6 do do 26.57 42.15 42.15 7.70 10.50 17.00 17.00 K0 8 6 Township of Pontefract 13.96 13.96 11.20 11.20 200 29, 30.8, 9, 10, Il A tlo do 200 4 do do 7.90 6.70 2.14 100 12 5 do do 4.92 3.70 1.22 100 10 3 do do 1.25 1.25 100 A 7 4, 5 4 do do 1.25 1.25 100 Doors.Moulding*, Blinds, etc., Hathen ma nu fact a ed to order 0 do do 5 74 5.23 15.95 3.69 7.30 7.93 2-1.10 25.41 13.33 60.65 42.44 5.74 100 5 do do 5.23 AH kind» of Matching and Planing done on shortest notice.Estimates Furnished.50 F* 4 7 do do 200 h 13 Township of Clarendon 50 N VV^-N O A of\u2014de N K A 27.NE* 93.N W\u2014N A of- do S W\u20148 O * 12 * & N f: A of-de 8 E * 11.S W-S O A 21.12 Alexander do do 100 8 do do 50 Ml 7 do do 150 NE 7 i do do 100 7 % do do 50 N E A of-S W-S 0*24.NE As 19* 20, 21, 22 fc 23 M.I 8 W-S O 4 18 & 8 E * 19.( X W\u2014NO * 7 & N W-N O A of\u2014de (SE* 7\t¦¦¦¦ 7 do do 500 1 do do 200 13 do Mm Facile Jiacln Bj.do 64.82 17.93 65.12 150 8 do do 200 1 11 do o do SE * 15.S W-S O A 15 ( N E * 25, N WJ OJ27&SE* of SE *27.SEA 25 N W-N 0 A 25 N W\u2014N 0 * 24 3.NE*e7&8.s, ?^\"os ,°»r\t8 w-à 10*81 (!A 200 Official Time Table do do NO* of\u2014de 8 W\u2014S -de SW\u2014SO *28 A 25.10 Aylmer tBrcckenriégc fKardley Parker\u2019s Crossing t* Mohrs Quyon Wy man's tTan* Bristol McKee\u2019s Hhawville Clark\u2019s Campbell\u2019s Bay ?Tank Î* Vinton Cou longe \u2022Mellon\u2019s Waltham Arrive 9 45 \u2022\u2022\t9 21 300 3.45 Leave McLean, Neil do do tt ou 9.06 «S 6.12 10.92 100 8.58 II 6.18 y 12 Robiard, John.Robiard, J acob.Sheffield, Elisha.Smith, William, sr Stanley, George-.Ralph, John B., do 7.04 8 5# do II 6 2d 100 *4 8 4 12 44 34.45 23.95 do 6.37 do 100 44 8*2 6.47 1 do do \u2022\u2022 K14 200 \u2022 « 6.S6 9 44 8.08 do do 4-58 36.47 802 \u2022 « 260 7 0» 7M do 64 7.26 do 7.31 44 7.4) 22.09 7.18 44 150 8.00 2 7.10 44 do do *« 8 08 7.06 «< 8.12 «\u2022 6.54 \u2022\u2022 8.30 \u2022 « 6 39 8.47 Leave 6.30 8.56 Arrive WILLIAM G.LeROY, \u2022nag Station.tTank.rFlag Station.Secretary-Treasurer, County of Pontiac.Secretaire-Tresorier, Comté de Pontiac.Connecting with Hull Electric Railway at Aylmer Bryson, 5th January, 1899.Bryson, 5 Janvier, 1899.P.W.RESSEMAN, GENERAL 8UPSNNTINDBXT J J » \\ FROM THE NILE.NOTES FaAlen, of Cavjiiiut, had b' pay f'nom and owl* amounting to |J36.On Saturday laat, the final nhi voient of pressed hops wna made from the Coldatream ranch, near Vernon, H.C.This waM*Vs output from Lord Alx\\r- (toen\u2019a estate consisted of seven cur».Amounting in ail to about 4(i tons.Of tluvw two oars were sent to the Ei»g-LLsh market, the remainder being disposed of in IXironb1 and Montreal.crops should grow clover and will do it if properly managed lions that concern the farmer most where* the seed should be sown I he ques MINTS FOR THE FARMER.POST OFFICE TO BE ESTA BUSH ED AT FASHODA.ue, ihe amount per acre aiul the time to XVhen the season is favorable INTERESTING ITEMS ABOUT OUR OWN COUNTRY.Ile ihf t'apll»! tlly ®f ih ümilHrmAn !\u2022 FalUay klinrhmm l« *vtt l'rotliirr sow throughout there is no trouble to get clover to grow, whether sown oupy the land uloue seeded to small grain, or ou pasture 2nd Edition .COOKING FOOD FOli 9TCQK.Among the questions which the stock keeper has to facet each successive winter.says London Farm and Home, is that which' deals with the preparation of the food for his animals during the cold weather, when they cannot their stomachs without his assistance.In the case of ordinary stores It* may perhaps be .stated with perfect truth that they will render thi mselves flfrt hey hive nothing more to feed upon than good grass in the summer and autumn, and the hay from lulu inr»»j.An Egyptian ccrresp Daily Chronicle writes from to oe-la ml indent of the Gathered from Various Points from tbs Atlantic to the Pacific.Stratford ha* a cord wood famine.Galt is to have a new G.T.It.Station.sown on London Cairo as follows fields already sodded with grasses.These latter are doubt leas benefited by a growth of, clover, as it will sup-tho needed nitrogen that his been exhausted i-y them Land that is seeded to clover alone should b(N the most certain to give a catch because it can be given a belter preparation aiul tho covering ot * he seed lie assured.It is a growing feeling with farmers that the seed should be well covered certain I v accomplished by some sur fact working Implement land previously sow if to small grain the farmer should catch a time for sowing when the surface is opened with frost, or by the wind quickly drying it.Wt\\ hardly know which is preferable of theat conditions if found At any ruio if and ouo of the we would FEMININE SOLDlkRS.of Fnehoda has gen Vhe evacuation iiaidered a foregone con In fact, the postnI eu «rally hevn ( elusion here (hnriti.* treated the grant question at nvalier fashion, for In view of the recent account in the English newspapers, of the remarkable adventures of Ihivid James Lincoln Garfield McKinley, otherwise Miss fill p*y Cascade City, H C, has n Board of Trade.Carnhrook, port of entry liratford spout ^145,000 in struts and sewers.Appin creamery produces 400 pounds of butter a day.Wood has been s-lling at $7 a cord at Sault Ste Marie.The new Sun Life building at Ottawa ojwned on Monday.John Fisher, a well known citizen of Woodstock, N.It., is dead.Mica is reported to be plentiful in Cardiff towiudiip, lialiburton.A branch of the Bank of Halifax Kus In1 vn vuod at tua ml l'orks, B.C.Dr.Hanna, fuinwrly of Sarnia, ia practicing at Kingston, Cal.Niagara, B.C., Ls to have a telephone system and an electric light plant.Seven hundred operators are employed at the Muiuinorency Cotton MU Is.The lngvrsoll Packing Company killed anortnnoe and dif- ul the proper stage it was time to sow, conditions presented it self not wait for thq other with the feel-that the* one we did noUhave was Sometimes we very slowly fieulties of these deliberations are eXi- ng i ho better of the two | ¦¦\t¦ find a farmer that thinks the ideal time to sow is | when t ho surface is muddy enough (for each seed to stick where iti falls.We feel that' sowing at such a time invites failure.This for the hay which Tu such seasons is spring seed will be cheaper than, for too valuable to use with the freedom | years and on account of this, more should be sown than ever; not only a greater area* but in most cases a more ciuuily plentiful tU b* had foil the liberal amount to the acre, Scores of asking# Thirdly/ is it nut thq fact, as farmers have# failed to be successful clover growers because they have ed in the «amount of seed sown.Success is generally had & by sowing a when their food is given them in a bushel of dean, good seed to five or ten Ln specialty-prepared form\u2014that is to say, acres.X et we believe that a more lib- giving.cooked in older to make the mass mure eruJ twe(lint( wuu}d\\ in m,l.ny\taild hi Victoria counti y there are two\t.^rne.TT.™ laU \u2019 freJze.\tPublic «ehool\twho have taught bund.'Jhe, were Loth in love with ^ ^\tRO doing.But the direct to the animals from ihe stack# the early sowing dt is safer and cheap -1 years.\tsuch\to hi, but not » mg lnnm «\t°\tQ|(j inducement» are things of the past.For the purpose of this article we or to resow th;in to have a poor stand.American sportsmen left $5,000 in marry in England they had resolved to surreptitious baksheesh and undergiven lo vaille, when, in years ot heavy Ihe let d or drink, keeping the ship before the gale.now The Egyptian Government has indigenous traditions to go upon.The complete misrule and inefficiency of the wretched officials of 1 urkish and without ornions no fiom an English provincial port, when two young men wore shipped us urdin- Egyptian origin, who were «ent t gov- On arrival at the Anti- ern the Soudan are mat tereof history.creature of such nb- ary seamen podes they asked for and received their The Egyptian « discharge and disappeared, the cap- normal domesticity tbat no young tain being then unaware that one of | tive of respectable position and education would ever be induced to go to customary when it is almost suffi na- musi slock keepers can testify the two was a woman It appeared thaï the woman's name the Soudan unless he was well assured was Nancy Clifford, and that her com- (|Vit extraordinary her deceased sister's hun- certain animals do better in every way PEC UNIARY AI ) V A N T AG ES panion was appetizing than it would be if brought In the meantime the great trans-continental line is being passed on.The War Office has .made an application for a grant of £300,000 for the construction of the Attars, and Khartoum portion of the line.The application has yet to come before the Council of Ministers, but, of course, no difficulty will he raised.The great bridge which is to span the Nile near its confluence with the Atbnra is being made in England.Meanwhile the rails are to lie laid in a few days\u2019 time on the left tank.The railway battalion are hard at work already, but tbey are unable to proceed with this part of the line so rapidly as they did when laying the portion from Wady Haifa to the At-tara.There they had plenty of material at hand.Now everything has first to reach the Atbnra, and then to be ferried across the Nile in barges.Owing to the difficulty and delay occasioned by this tedious transport the line will probably not be quite ready for traffic until another eight or nine month*.\ti I have advisedly said Khartoum and not Omdurman, because by the time the railway comes in sight of the confluence of the White and Blue Niles, Omdurman will probably have ceased to exist.An officer in the Egyptian Army, who was there a few days ago, told me that the place is rapidly falling to pieces.Numbers of the inhabitants, who had leen gathered there from every part of the Soudan against their will, have now dispersed to their homes, and their abandoned dwellings are being gradually destroyed.The dismantled forts will soon he pulled down.As Omdurman is falling into decay Khartoum is increasing in importance.A Government House and other public edifices are to be built without delay.The War Office has applied for a grant of £2#),000 for this purpose.The Sirdar is reported to have prepared the plans for the future capital of the Soudan before he left Egypt.th ) autumn for what they would fetch# Did fpace permit, numbeiless instances mighi be brought forward to prove the value of cooked foods for cattle sometimes sheep; and the gain is most apparent when the natural foods are either most scarce or inferior in qua 1- and A DINNER IN CHINA.The ooles of pigeons\u2019 feet, a delicacy of the table, will recall the fabled fricassee of humming birds' tongues of the Roman Emperor, feature of a banquet given by a millionaire of Pekin, China, to a coterie of British merchants.A correspondent writes of the feast: \u2014\"The dinner lasted for three hours.There was no stiffness in the feast, it being quite courteous, after you had taken the birds' nest soups and the shark fins, to toy with chopsticks, affect an appetite, and smoke in direct, profuse British fashion, while the attendants stood over you waving peacock fans.\"You begin with cake, with apricot kernels, and watermelon seeds washed in salt for a relish ; then came a group of courses; ham garnished with bamboo sprouts, smoked duck and cucumbers, picked chicken, shrimps, with leeks, spiced sausage with celery, fish with firtree cones, and sweet pickle, After this came peaches in honey, pomegranates, water chestnuts, fresh thorn apples and honey gold cake.\"In my list of the seventy courses I notice that we were proffered birds\u2019 nest soup, roast duck, shark fins, mushrooms with pigeon eggs, baked white pigeons, lotus seeds, ham in honey, a fat duck, perch, sweetmeats, the stomachs of fat fish, pears in whale sinews, soles of pigeon feet, lotus seed soup, sliced flag bulbs, salted shrimps, prune juice and almonds with bean curd.\" h y Soon after the F.Oakes SOWING CLOVER SEED One of the most encouraging fea- 3 he Pet.\\irboro' Board of Health urges the Board of Education of that town to have the school children vaccinated.J.H.Brown, Indian River, shipped f>,500 turkeys, 2,(XX) geese, 1,000 chicken* and 700 ducks to the North-west recently.The stage running between the Regina mine and Rat Portage went through the ice five times one day last week.F.A.Mann, on his removal from the Heap, 1er branch of the Merchants' Bank to Watford, was banquet ted by the citizens of Hespeler.Vernon Smith, son of Town Treasurer Smith, Port Hope, is a member of the Sixth United States Regiment, de hilled for duty in the Philippines.Samuel Chase, who came to British Columbia in the gold rush of 1859, died at the Royal Columbia Hospital, Westminster, on Tuesday.He was 78 years of age.\t, The clerk who prevented the robbery in the Bank of British North America at Vancouver, BC , has been promoted, as well as presented with a gift of money.The Scott Act, Is being vigorously enforced in Nova Scotia.Perry Simms, of Inglewood, was committed to jail for a violation of the act tures relating to farming is the fact tnat the clover area is constantly in- The increased area adver- Iheir provisions, too, ran creasing tises its value, which will tend toward a continued and constant increase.Its profitable growth forces a system of rotation on the .farm.If grown to secure the best ^results the grower must adopt a regular system of rotation.Clover is, with «us, the most important crop we Ran grow, and will doubtless be so considered by all grain and stock growers when they come to fully understand its value.In farm operations the sowing of clover seed, to make a success of it, is a most im- With this seed, as i TO CLEAN JEWELLERY.Gold jewelry may be cleaned by washing it in a lather of warm soapsuds.to wh ich a few drops of sal volatile have been added brilliance, and the articles should then bv dried with a soft cloth and rubbed with a chamois leather.Silver jewelry should also be washed in a lii tie warm, soapy water.It may then be polished with a very little of the best whitening or hartshorn powder and finished off with a soft leather filigee work do not require a powder to be used; they should be brushed with a small brush and soapy water, dried carefully and rubbed with a soft leather.After gold jewelry has been cleaned it should be placed in a bag of boxwood sawdust, to be procured from a jeweler's; shake and rub the ornaments thoroughly in the dust, and they will look beautifully bright and clean when taken out necklets may lie treated in this way.This imparts i portant factor well as* all others, there is at time to Moon sow and la time not to sow signs cut no figure at all, for when they are analyzed and boiled down Maltese silver ornaments of they are contradictory; yet some men, otherwise intelligent, swear and work by them farm methods will, in B short time, learn the ifrest ill me to sow on his own farm, that is if he is a persistent clover grower sows once# in fivu or ten yearsj he will conclude that clover is a very uncertain and unprofitable crop i AT IT AGAIN.Mrs.Flobleigh -N >, indeed! I would n't allow my Husband to employ a woman typewriter under any circumstances.Mrs.Sarsfie\u2019d\u2014Oh, I don't blame you.As for me, of course, I don't care.Being young and lieautiful myself, [ have no fear that my husband's love will get away from me.The diligent student of If he only ey \u2022III! Chains and Any Michael Mo- 11 ?V .- f 10 FORCE OF HABIT.Mr.Squidds\u2014That pretty Mrs.De Broker u«ed to ba Mr.De Broker\u2019s typewriter before «he married him, didn't «he ?Mrs.Squid de\u2014Um\u2014what was it you said f\" Mr.8 \u2014 I asked if Mrs.De Broker wasn't formerly Mr De B a 1 y pc w r i t- Mrs.8.\u2014I'm sure I don't know.Why do you think so I Mr.8 \u2014She has a habit of listening to him when he speaks.Good Living CANADA'S NEW COLONISTS Imitation t.ïja.SSR.Don\u2019t buy something fhe Hnlrll Wreell Wholesome Food.Healthy Appetite, Perfect Digestion, LUDELLA WrrilIM I» The Spirit 'Wrestlers of Russia, the sect opposed to all war, have not wrestled in vnin, says the London Daily News.The Czar has listened to their cry for exemption from slaying their fellow-creatures, i them permission to leave Russia.It is OHS muio proof of the perfect sln- Some con -To I - When you are buying TEA.LEAD PACKkCCI- 25, 30, 40 80 & 60o.Ceylon Theme constitute the foundation for health and happiness.Without good appetite and g [ I % *