ALEXANDRIA, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1904.

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1 THE r VOL. X. NO. 17. ALEXANDRA ONT. FRDAY MAY \ TO THE ELECTORS Death s Harvest. GREAT DEBATE OF GLENGAEEY. 1 DRY 1 GOODS 100 Blands mproved RON PLLS For balance ths month.. The Best Tonc ( LAXATVE ) Specals Muslns Lawns Prnts. Put up n bottles contanng loo each at 50 cts. per bottle. Fne lght weght summer Underwear best values. McLelster s E J. DEYER DRUG STORE. Dalhouse Staton. Hghest prce pad for Eggs. RECRUTS WANTED Reparng Wanted to complete establshment Number 3 Co. 59th Regt. Alexandra preparatory to proceedng to Ottawa for annual tranng a lmted number recruts. Apply to have agan flled out my repar shf'p for the season MAJOR A. G. F. MACDONALD and T' V repared for any 16-3 work th / come n. shall kc.[ n hand a good stock 01 bcycle sundres The Greatest tres pumps cements rubber tre laps pedals bells lamps saddles etc. etc. and anythng have not on hand wll get on short notce. R. ecdd N Ever held n Canada St. Lawrence Block. Hosptal for now open. GRAND TRUNK PACFC RALWAY. On the nth June four the best debaters n the House Commons two from each sde the House wll debate pro and contra the merts and objectons the proposton on the DRVNG PARK GROUNDS ALEXANDRA. would be pleased to see every elector (and others) the County present that they may be able to judge ntellgently ths great undertakng have the honor to be your servant J sck wheels Tnc many frends Janet Montgomery relct Nelson Montgomery wll regret to lean her learn her death whch occurred at Sleepy Eye Mnn. on Wednesday May 4th 19U4 from a severe cold TOWNSHP OF LANGASTER whojh develojed nto pneumona Notce s hereby gven that tho Court Re- Mrs. Montgomery was the thrd vson for the Townshp Lancaster for the current year wll be held n Mrs. McDonald s daughter the late John McDcrHall North Lancaster on Tuesday 31st May at md the 10th Con..L. Townshp 10 a m. Charlottenburgh. She was born ARCH. J. MACDONALD Townshp Clerk. on the hoqestead June 21st 1821 North Lancaster Sth May marred to Mr. Montgomery Aprl 15th 1847 and resded n the Townshpp Roxborough Co. Stor- mout for upwards twenty years. On July 9th 1847 they removedl wth ther famly to Mnnesota and TOWNSHP OF GHARLOTTENBURGH located near Sleepy Eye where they death. The frst sttng tho Court for Revson madcl ther home untl her the Charlottenburgh Assessment Roll wll Mr.. Montgomery was predeceased be held n McPherson s Hall n Wllamstown on Saturday the 11th June at the hour by her husband over eght years 10 n the forenoon. March 3rd The famly all G. H McGLLVRAY Clerk. marred conssted fve sons and Wllamstown May loh three daughters one the sons the eldest ded Aprl 13th J902; The survvng members the famly are James n Mantoba Hugh Alfred. Mrs. Chas. Robertson Mrs. Geo. rwn Mrs. F. -Tagur Martn P. and Duncan A. and adopted NOTCE s hereby gven that the Court o Revson for the Town Alexandra daughter unmarred besdes gcveral _ wll be held n the Town Hall Alexandra grand chldren. Mrs. Montgomery was n her 83rd on Monday 30th May at 7 p.m. year ; behoved and respected by all Alexandra 12th May A.D who know her. ALEX. L. SMTH Her end was peace Muncpal Clerk Court Revson Court Revson. NOTCE An applcaton has ths day been receved from James J. McDonald Glen Robertson to whom a Tavern lcense was ssued for permsson to transfer sad Lcense to Ameda Decosse the same place A meetng the Board Commssoners wll bo held at the Grand Unon Hotel Alexandra on Saturday 11th day 'June at 10 o'clock a.m. to consder the above applcaton W. J McNAUGHTON nspector. Lancaster May 16th Wll take place under the auspces and for the beneft the Glengarry Hghland Companes at the AGRCULTURAL GROUNDS ALEXANDRA FASHONABLE FOR SALE. One two-and-a-half storey house adapted for busness and dwellng n the' centre part Man Street Also one vacant lot on Bshop Street. For partculars apply to 29-tf D.D. MoJ?HEE. ON SATURDAY CLOTHNG... JUNE nth 04 FOR SALE A Regstered Holsten Bull-calf over two months old Sre s noted mlkng stock Dam an excellent mlker and wnner przes. Apply to W. E. McKLLCAN 19-9th Loohel Vankleok Hll P.O. at 1.30 p.m. npon the Snbject Wearers the above should remember that the very best noveltes can always be had from McDougall the Talor who consders your wants and tastes as as well hs own Yes YOURS COMB FRST. The Grand Trunk Pacfc Ralway The followng leaders the Honse Commons wll address the electors Glengarry. FOR SALE A Topped Phaeton n good condton. Terms reasonable. Apply to John A. McMllan or at ths fce NEWS STOCK FOR SALE For the Government : THE HON. CHARLES FTZPATRCK K C. Mnster Jnstoe M.P. for Conaty Quebec. F. B. WADE K.O. M.P. for Annapols Nova Scota. A. J McDongall Maxvlle s Leadng Talor MAXYUK. PPERS WANTED Wanted several ppers for the Klted Ppe Band beng organned n connecton. wth the d9th Regment. For farther partculars apply to the undersgned P. D. MONK K.C. M.P. for Jacques Carter. E. F. CLARKE M.P. for West Toronto. Ths great extra parlamentary dsonsson s a new departure n Canadan Poltcal annals when the House Commons wll be thus practcally brought to the door the electors ths county. t s a great and sgnal honor for the County Glengarry. Four the most emnent and eloquent statesmen n Canada wll snmmarze the dscusson and argnments for and aganst the scheme now before Parlament and npon whch the next electons wll be fought. No each dstnoton has ever heretore been conferred npon any consttuency n the Domnon. Other promnent publc men from all parts Canada wll be present. Secretary W. D. McCRMMON Tenders wll be receved up to 13 o clock noon on Saturday the 21st May 1904 for 30 shares stock n Glengarry Reformer Newspaper Co. Ltd. Tenders to be addressed to P. T. COSTELLO Assgnee D. M. Maepherson 16-2 Alexandra 16 3 CAPT. J. B. MAOLENNAN Wllarastown. GRAND BALL A grand Ball and Supper wll be gven n Hugh A. McDonald s Hall Greenfeld on Wednesday June 1st. Frst-class musc and prompter have been secured for the occason. J. A. McDARMD 17-1 Propretor. RAFFLE AND -DANCE A raffle and Dance wll be held at John Allan McDonald s Hall lot 8-5 Kenyon on the evenng June 1st 1904 Fletcher Bros. Dnnvegan wll furnsh musc. A good tme assured. Come one oome all. Tckets 75c. A. MCLENNAN prop Fassfem FOUND On the road between Dmonvlle and Peter A. McNsughton s on May 10th 1904 a pocket book contanng a sum money. Owner can have same at Peter A. McNaughton s by provng property and payng for ths adv 17-1 Jont Charman J. A. MACDONELL (Greenfeld) and HUGH MUNRO. MAJOR A. G. F. MACDONALD A. D. MORAL Presdent Conservatve Assocaton. A. A. MCKNNON FOR SALE. Town and Farm Propertes for sale on very reasonable terms. Also for sale three ston&and three hotels stuated n advantageol>6. localtes. MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates. Apply to. JAS. J. MCDONALD Real Estate Agent Alexandra 16-4 Presdent Lberal Assocaton. REAL ESTATE EGGS FOR HATCHNG. Tho undersgned has several valuable ferngs n farm and town propertes whch he s prepared to sell on most favorable terms. From best pens S. C. Brown Leghorns and whte Wyandottes. Eaol pen s headed by a prze wnnng male. $1.00 settngs. Agt. Alexandra D. A. MCDONALD DS. 34>tf 59th Regment. Lord Uundoald to Przes to Ppers A. G. F. MACDONALD Extensve Preparatons Beng Promnent Clergy Pay Vst Made for 11th June. to School At Home Arrangements are beng completed Ths Evenng. for the holdng p a groat debate here on Salu'day 11th June pnd reports from the several parts the county ndcate 'that should the weather be favorable one the largest "gatherngs n the hstory the county wll convene 'to 'hear ths groat natonal queston dscuss ed by poltcal experts who wll present the pros and cons ths queston n an attractve and ntcllgentt manner. Tho proceeds wll bo 'devoted towards the equppng the ndepen-1 dent Companes. Ths n tself s a most commendable object. VCTORA DAY Celebratons Here and at Maxvlle. Let the chldren and old folks attend the celebraton îere on Tuesday next. There wll be amu.scment for young and old. ( A drop 5000 feet from a balloonwll be a promnent feature whle the skrl tho ppes and the dancng klted laddes wll sfr tbd blood all yo Helan men. The d.ay s entertanment lyfll cjfnelude wth an exhbton movng! pctures n Alexander Hall. Maxvlle. Maxvlle wll not be behnd n'tefe. bratng Vctora Day. The oalthumpan processon wll open the day s dongs whle a lacrosse match Olympans Cornwall vs. Maxvlle vll fgure on the afternoon programme There wll be attractons galore. n the evenng Ruthven McDonald Can ada s leadng bartone wll be Jhe drawng card n the Publc Hall. MOVNG. PCTURES Gve nterestng Programme Under Auspces Ctzens Band on Tuesday Evenng. The 59th Regment 'wll camp at Ottawa ths year. Ths news wld certanly bo pleasng ntellgence to them as they wul 'appear n -1;her new unform 'and be accompaned 6y a ppe and drum klted band. lord Dundonald _has fered tw'o przes for ppng compettons durng the camp one $10 and the other $5.00. The klls etc. have been ordered from Scotland! ' See adv. appearng n ths ssue re ppers. THEF GETS AWAY Mal Robbery at Napanee. For Hs Majesty's Loyal Opposton : HOOPLE S BLOCK Mrs. N. Montgomery- T. SCHELL. Court Revson Bcycle H. take the lberty suggestng to the electors Glengarry that the greatest present topc poltcal mportance before the people s the Mss Catherne McDonald..After "a two weeks llness Cathe rne McDonald ded at the homo Thoa. Montgomery Esq. Dalhou-se Staton on Wednesday llth May. Tho late Mes McDonald wto was 96 years Jf age at tme ner death; was a daughter tho late lex- ander McDonald 15-6 Lancaster. The deceased s survved by one brother and one sster vz. Duncan n' Mnneapols and 'Mrs. Fnlay Campbell 8-7th Kenyon. On Frday her remans were n' terrod n Glen Nevs Cemetery after Requem Hgh Mass had been celebrated by Rev. D. C. McRae. Messrs. Robert McDonald Alex R. Meltonald Allan Kennedy Jno. Dj McDougall Gus McDonald and Alex J. McDonald were pall-bearefs. Nappnee Out.. May 17. some tme durng Sunday mornng a locked mal bag was stolen from the Grand Trunk staton here. The frst known the theft was when some chldren walkng on the track east the! staton on Sunday afternoon dscover ed some letters near a culvert about fve hundred yards from the staton. The matter was reported to the Chef Polce who upon nvestgaton found the bag whch contaned the letters and a number burned and torn letters near the culvert. On makng further enqures t was learned that A. Groux the nght o)crator at tho staton had had occason between four and fve o clock to step out hs operatng room to the semaphore close by to turn t for.an ncomng tran and when ho retaned he observed the door hs room standng open. Ho glanced n the corner where the mal bags lay and thought everythng was alrght and that perhaps he had not closed tte-poor when he went outsde to the semaphore. t s sad that the bag contaned about a thousand ordnary letters. A regstered package addressed J Mr. W. P. Ueroche was not tamper ed wth and only one regstered letter s reported mssng. nspector Merrck s at Napanee n-vestgatng the robbery and havng tho torn and mutlated letters re4 turned to the owners. t s thought that the thef got lttle for hs pans. Alfred Kent n gong home to dnner found a man s cap.whch t s thought may lead to tho der tfcaton the party mplcated n the theft. A Correcton n our report o.f the sale County debentures last week the name o.f purchaser should have read A. JJl. lrtton nstead ' J-udge Brtton. ' The Kennebec Journal says; The jcndon. Eng. Boscope compay oper ed ts engagement at fhe opera' house last evenng before a large and very apprecatve audence. The vews were such as to afford a good varaton lun and nforma ton 'regardng recent events and occurrences and followed each other n quck Successon so '3;hat the audence enjoyed every part t. Perhajs the most hîlly entertanng vew was Tho Trp to the Moon. Ths s a humorous vc-w) wth touch ossble events as Jo render t an entertanment all by tself. The coronaton Kng Edward tho erupton Mount Pelee tho greatest hstorc play Joan Arc that n tself was.well worth the prce admsson. Ho'wt ar dclftor the man w'th more than a thousand voces was nothng short marvelous and every.-moment he occuped the stage the auj dlcnce enjoyed mmensely. He sang some fne llustrated songs and performed several muscal acts. The mtaton bugles voln organ an almost every muscal nstrument brought great applause from all parts the house. See them n Alexander Hall on the evenng May 24tK. / On Wednesday afternoon. Hs Lord shjj Bshop Macdonell accompaned by Hs Grace Archbshop Gauther Kngston Bshop 'McEvoy London and Bshop O Connor Peterborough vsted the Separate School. The recepton was mpromptu owng to the bref notce gven. Mrs. Robert McLennan presded at tho pano. The openng number Vvat Paa tor Bonus was followed by several Scotch son. Addresses foltow.ed. The Archbshop Kngston wo s.an old pupl the school spoke n a happy manner the pleasure t afforded hm to vst the old school endeared to hm by the as-( socaton hs own school days.he was partcularly pleased wth tha' Scotch songs. The Bshop Peterborough an'cf the Bshop London also addressed the boys and ther knd words encouragement and advce wll long be remembered. The Bshop London won all hearts by askng a holday for tha boys. Ths was gracously granted by Bshop Macdonell. Three cheers for the Bshops wero gven wth rght good wll after whch tho vstng clergy went out to the school grounds to see a bug--war by the boys. Hugh McDonald cqjptaned one: and Fred Patterson the other. McDonald s sde won by 2 to 1. The lug--war 'afforded great amusement to the vstors who were agan heartly cheered before leavng the grounds. The At Homo n the Separate School Frday evenng s gven by the lbrary staff. The lbrary has receved fresh lfe from the generous gft Mrs. McCarthy and s conducted under the approved regulatons lendng lbrares. The fve cent card on whch the books taken out are regstered s the only cost to the members. A number the young lades wth tho Separate School teacferfl and tho lady patrons consttute the lbrary staff. The work the staff s the proper carryng out and extenson the Separate School lbrary. Mss Jula Macdonald s lbraran. 'The lbrary s open ever.v day from.9 to 4 to the members the staff. _ j Books are gven out gvery Frday afternoon fron 2 to 4. Tho At Home Frday evenng s the frst a seres to bo gven by the lbrary staff. World s Far Notes. Ffteen tons garrtels from Alaska are to be gven away to vstors bo the Alaskan buldng at tho.vorld s Far as Souvenrs The Egyptan antquty exhbt ab the World s Far ooutans two mummes. The face one s exposed to the puhldo and s n.a state perfect preservaton. The World s Far.Natonal.Bank s conductng a regular bankng busness on the exhbton grounds..a three-thousand-pound safe ncased n a cylndrcal subterranean Vault has been nstalled. A lght-house bult jmre salt' eghteen feet hgh and coverng a hundred and forty'-four square feet s the man feature cw yo a exhbt n the Palace Agrculture at.the World s Far. Presdent Roosevelt has presented Mr. T. Edward Donne Commssoner-. General New. Zealand to thé World s Far wth a herd fne elk to take honre jvth hm as a present to hs country. WEDDNG Card Thanks. To the Members Glengarry.OF. Gent'lemen Please accept my sncere thanks for your great klodness n my tme trouble and sorrow...your consderaton n relevng me all anxety n regard to the formaltes connected wth the settlement M my late husband s clam 'n your order and the promptness wth whch payment n full has 'been made are causes for my sncere grattude wlch you wll kndly accept. ' Xours sncerely Mrs. C. F...Taggart. Cheap Excursons. The Canada Atlantc Ralway wll ssue for Vctora Day tckets good gong May 21st 22nd 23rd and 24th. Good to return untl May 25th 1904 lowest one way frst class fare for the round trp. AUCTON SALES. May 25th 4-3 Kenyon farm-stock and mplements Adolphus Lalonde prop. D. J. McDonell auctoneer. BELLS. Rogens Dewar. The marrage took place at Nelson B.C. n St. Paul s Presbyterart Church on Tuesday Aprl 26th Mr. Alexander M. Rgers formerly.whtby Ont. and Mss.Çlzabeth E. Dewar Glen Sandfeld Ont. The happy couple lt Nelson next day by tran for Slooan where they wll resde for a tme. Mr. Rogers havng completed a comfortable resdence n that town a shot tme ago. They were met at the depot n Slocan on ther arrval by a host frends who wero entertan] ed by the marred par at ther home No. 5 Delaney Ave. The wedd ng presents -were xth numerous and' valluablo. Glengarry frends extend congrabulatons. NO DFFERENCE No dstncton s made as to the knd Ples that Hem-Rod cures. The names nternal External Bleedng Blnd tchng Suppuratng etc. are smply names the dfferent stages through whch every case wll pass f t contnues long enough;. Ples are caused by congeston or stagnaton blood n the lower borwel and t takes an nternal remedy to remove the cause. Dr. Leonhardt s Hcm-tKod s a tablet taken nternally. t s a»rmanent cure and no case Ples have ever been found t faled to cure 2

2 TTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTV 3 4 COUNTY AND DSTRCT. nterestng tems Gathered by ndustrous Corre spondents The News. AAAAAÀAÀÀlAÀAÀAÀAAAÂÀÀÀÀÀ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.4 Maxvlle. B- ere on May 4th and yctk won leurel U. A song sorvco wll Oc uld n the Cor.'grogaonal Church nc.r L Sjnday evenng. Ruthvcu Mchtonad Canada's leadng bartone s well worth hearng. He wm sng n the t'ubc Hall hero on 'uesday- evenng May 24th..\'o excu:>e now or wearng d.y boots as Mentyre s shoe store now sport a bootblack. Muss MacKey s spendng a holday at her home at Kemptvlle. Ur. U. A. rvne vsted hs homo at Vankleek Hll on Saturday last. Mr. Steer teacher Cheslervllc. was n town on h'rday and Saturday renewng old acquantances. Some changes have been made on tle chor platform n tue Presbyteran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Wn. McEwen Mon- treal were n town on Sunday guests ther mother Mrs. U. McEwen. Mrs W. E. and Masler Gordon McK.lca Vankleek Hll w'ere n town ths week vstng Mr.s. Donald P. McHougall. Thu lacrosse game wll be one the leadng features here 011 Vctora Day. On Sunday Mr. Clas. U Snclar had as hs guest. Dr. Snclar Rcssland B.C. Mrs. J. W. Weegar spent Wednes day wth Montreal frends. Mr. Fnlay McArthur Montreal s ' vstng h= brothers here ths week. Mr. R. Frankln had for hs guest ths week ls brother Wllam Lancaster.. J Mr. John A. McColl now sports a new buggy. Messrs. R. Frankln and W'm. Dousett were vstors to Rce vlle ths w.eek. Mr. Arch McCusker B rockvlle renewed old acquantances here durng the past week. Mr. D. McMllan manager the Vctora Day celebraton was n Montreal on Frday and secured the servces the -Royal Scots Ffe and Drum Baud Mr. EE. R. Frth cue Central Marble Wo ks was n Rockl.and on Tuesday n the nterest Hs frm The Road Commssoners have a gang men reparng the sdewalks The clange was badly needed. Mrs. J. R. Mfatt who was vst ng Toronto frends for the yast coqple weeks returned to town on Tuesday. Mr. Davd W. Lctch left on Wed nesday for Coalcook Que. where he enters the employ tns Bell Telephone Co. ' Both meetngs whch were addressed by Mss Charlotte E. Wggens organzer for the W.C.T.U. n the Congregatonal Church on Tues day were well attended. Mss Wggns fully mantaned her reputaton as a platform speaker the frst rank! Mr. Carl Barnhart who runs the ce-crcam and frut restaurant n Hoople s Block announces that he wll ha.ve a partcularly attractve stock for sale on the '24th. There s a movement on foot to have all busness places (Post Offce ncluded) closed at 7 pm. Wth that object n vew a petton now n crculaton wdll be pesentod to the next meetng Councl. After an absence Tve years Mss Kate McGregor arrved on Saturday evenng on a vst wth her father. Mr. John McGregor St. EJ mo. Mss McGregor s now superntendent o'f a large hosptal at Santa Barbara Cal. Glengarry frends welcome her. ' Mrs. Nel MoColl Ottawa 'and) son Douglas are ystng Rer son Mr. John A. McColl. Douglas has just completed three years servce wth Baden Powell's Mounted Con stabulary n South Afrca and hs Maxvlh frends extend to hm a cordal greetng for he s a Mavlld boy whom everyone respect. Owng to the Ogdenshurg band not beng able to come to Maxvlle on May 24th the management lost no tme n securng frst class musc and they have been fortunate n securng Montreal s Hghland Ppe and Drum Band the kltes n full Hghland unform headed by Ppe Major Malbeson. Ths tself should prove a groat drawng card ff the w'eather proves favoabt there wll be a large crowd. After a lngerng and panful llness Mss Magge McTavsh passed away on Frday May 13th at her mother s resdence hero. The deceased who was a daughter the late Duncan McTav had been a patent sufferer tor several...years. Throughout her entre llness she dsplayed a sprt Chrstan resg- naton and her death though expected s much regretted. Her wdowed mother s the only member the famly left to mourn her loss. On Sunday p.m. the funeral servce was held n the Baptst Church whch had been approprately draped for the occason. Mr. Hlts jbe (Baptst Church had charge the servce n whch he was asssted by Revs. Jas. Cormack and J. T. Daley the latter delverng a bref address Durng the servce. Mss D. Carlyle and Rev. J. T. Daley sang a duct' n a most acceptable manner Messrs.' Duncan McDcrmd Don. A. McDer md A. A. Fraser C. T. Smth Thos McDougall and Arch 'Lothan w.erd pall-bcarcrs. The remans were Jn-- terred n the Maxvüle Cemetery am wore followed to ther lust restng place by a large dumber ot mpathsng frends. EVKRY TOWN H.YS A 9x>ngcr. A smart Alc-c. A wcaler prophet. A woman who tattles. A man wlo knows t all. A boy w.ho cuts up n churck More loafers than t has need. A grown up young man who lau gls.when he says anythng. A grl who s at the Post Oftco an hpur before and after tue mal arrves. ( Scores men wth the caboose ther trousers worn smootl as glass. Vankleek Hll Mr. and Mrs. James Steel gf Ber tha Street had a very pleasant vst on Saturday May 14th from Mr. Jolm J. Mcntosh conlractor fo Mr. John McNsh the frm oï McNlsl Bros. met vth...a severo and panful accdent on Wednesday May luh. Whle workng wth tho sheer n hs cheese box factory ha left hand got caught n some wny and to whole ds four fnger.sl the left hand were severed dagonally. Mr. McNsh wll have the use the mddle pont tho forefrrger. whle tlu> thumb was l-eft ntact. He s beng treated by Dr. Alexander McDonald and s gct- tng along as well as possble under the crcumstances. Mr. McNsh -has the sympathy the communty at Large n hs serous and unfortunate njury. Messrs. Wllam S. Mooney and Alexander Medae contractors have commenced work on ]tbe granolthc sdewalk on the south sde Man St. and the Lownspeopo antcpate another good job. Tenders have been called for through the Eastern Ontaro Revew for the constructon granolthc walks four feet n wdth 'bn both sdes Derby Avenue n accordance wth the petton the resdents on hc Avenue. Mr. John Ladoccur has been ap- K)ntcd to collect the do.5 taxes the town for the current year. Hd s to receve 20 per cent on all taxes collected for lls servces. At the last meetng the Town Councl Councllor A. G. Cheney and Ja; Taylor were nstructed to buy-somo gravel for street purposes wnercever the same could be got to best advantage. At the regular weekly meetng the Vankleek Hll Epworth Leagud Chrstan Endeavor held n tho Methodst Church on Monday evenng May Cth Mss Lly Cheney was receved as an assocate member the league. The pastor the clurch Rev W. A. Hanna gave a very full and practcal explanaton Jhe work and order pf busness the dstrct meetngs and the annual con- fercnces the Methodst Church n Canada. Hs address was very nterestng and nstructve. Rev. Mr Hanna attends the annual tlstrct meetng held n Ottawa Cty ths week on the 18th and 19th May Mr. John Campbell the Rdge West Haw.kesbury who has been serously ll from -pleura-pneumona for over a week s now wo are pleased to report convalescent and hs speedy recovery s looked fo'r; St. Elmo Hs St. Elmo frends were glad to meet Dr. Arch Snclar Rossland.B.C. who spent Sunday wth Mr and Mrs. C. R. Snclar. The doctor s now one the leadng ctzen.? tho Pacfc Provnce. Greetngs are beng extended to Mss Kate McGregor who awved on Saturday evenng on a vst wth her father Mr. John McGregor. Mss McGregor who s now the suerntendent a large hosptal at Santa Barbara Cal. has not vsted Glengarry for fve years. North Lancaster Mr. A. Leclar was n Alexandra) on Tuesday. ; North Lancaster wll have horse races on the 1st July. We always have and have a good tme and ths year wll be no excepton to the rule. The management arc preparng a good programme whch wdll bo announced n a few days. Watch for t. Glen Robertson C'n Monday May 9fcl Mss Catherne McMllan passed away at tho lomc. her grandfather Mr. Anthony Arkeson 2nd locbel after an llness some two weeks duraton. The deceased w ho was a daughter 'the late Archbald McMllan 18th Lochcl. was 21 years age at the tme her death. She s survved two ssters Hatte A. and Mary B.. wj\o resde wth Mr- Arkeson and one brother Alexander Aus tn Penn. who arrved u tme for the funcrat. whch took place on Thursday to St. Martn Tours Church and Cemetery Glen Robertson. Rev. D. Macdonald fcated at Rccuem Hgh Mass whle Messrs Angus McDonald Dan McMllan Don To Cure a Cold n One Day Take Laxatvo Bromo Qdnne Tablets. Seven MlUon boxes sold n post 12 months. HTluS SÎgll ltur6ÿ A. McDonald Chas. 'McCarragher Hugh Carey and Jno. McDonald were pall -bearcg. Sympathy s extended to the bereaved brother and sster-s. Fassfern A son to Mr. and Mrs. t.amy Mc- Donald. Mr. D. McMllan hud a large plowng bee ths week when about 12 acres sol wore turned. Mrs. S. Campbell Baltc s Corners spent a few. 'days wth her father here Mr. Donald McLeua. JOur new store s dong a rushng busness under tlc able management Mr. Slver Montreal. Mr. John McDonald lc Carrage AVorks Alexandra Sundaycd at hs parental home. MT. Alex. Campbell Sand Bank pad our hamlet a flyng vst ls week. Durng the week Mss Mary Mc- Lennan was the guest frends at Laggan. Mss Chrsty McMllan the Heght Land called on frends here the early part the Week. We thnk t w'oud be more becom ng f our young men dd ther fshng on week days nstead on Sunday. Rosamond A number the farners n ths secton are hroug.seedng. Mr. and Mrs..Fhlp h'rascr Alexandra spent Sunday wth frends n ths secton. Mss Lzze McDonald s at present vstng ends n Mr Mcntosh Breathloanc accompaned by hs frend Mr. Morrson. Toronto called on frends n ths secton the fnsu part the week beng gvtesls tlc Mc- Donell Bros. A number the ads and lasses ths secton attended the Janco at FassLfcr on Tuesday nght and rc)ort an enjoyable tme. We would lke to know who s gong to have the contract n the wood lne. Mr and Mrs. A. A. MTvnnon the Heght Land called on ther frends n the 3rd Locel on Tuesday last. Mr. D. E. Cameron bouglt an up-» to-date buggy from Mr. J. A. Mc- Mllan on Saturday last. Skye Mr. and Mrs. J. A. TvcLcod vst ed the Tatter s parents on Sunday Mr. M.McRae has gone on a trp to Holyoke to vst hs son Wm. Wc wsh hm a pleasant trp. Mr. Sandy Dxon passed herewdth a fne load poatocs tle last the week. Mr. Nel McLeod Vankleek Hll Hgh School has engaged wth Dan' McRae for the sprng s w'rk. All the farmers were glad to sec the ran as everythng was gettng very much lke last year. Mr. and Mrs. Eaton Fourner \vcre the guests the latter s father Mr. Wn. McLeod on Sunday. Our chcesemaker Mr. Slone gets plenty to do just now' but the low prce for cheese s away below last' year. { Chsholm Bros arc busy -at 'the east farm. Quto a number from here attend cd the dance at D. R. AlcPhcc sand report a good tme. Krk Hll Mr. Albert Mcntyre was the' Buest on Frday Mr. Geo. Mc-l ntosh On Frday Mr. \Vm. Mont-gomory. was the Best Mr. Mles J. Me-' M Han. Messrs. John R. Alontosh and D. MoGUvray vsted Dalketh frends on Frday. Concert s all the rage. ' AVeddng bells are rngng n tho west. Mr. D. A. 'AcMllan has bought a fne Clyde stallon. Mr.(jeorge Cameron ntends gong nto the bee busness. Mr. J. R. Mcntosh s unloadng a car load salt at Dalketh. Mr. A. D. McGllvray Ras pant od hs hal. Mr.Angus Obleman was vstng hs brother-n-law 'Mr. Joe. Vachon Sunday. Messrs. D. W. AcLeod and A. Ac- ntyre were n town the other day Mr. D. A. Cameron was the guest oc D.W. McLeod Sunday evenng. W. R. Montgomery J. t. Mcntosh and Rod. McLeod were erectng a stage n A D. McGllvray s hall tho other evenng. Mss McDonald was vstng frendal at Krk Hll. Mles J. AcMllan has bought a fne drver. Mr. D. D. McGllvray was vst- ng Ar. A. McLeod at Dalketh. Mr. W. R. Montgomery Was vst ng D.\V. AcLeod Alonday evenng. J. McLennan was vstng AV. Dewar Frday evenng. Our jopular dentst s takng musc lessons at Fne Avenue. -AA'o wsl hm success. Ar. J. R. Alclntosh was the guest A. D. McGlvray Monday evenng ' W ( Mr. A. Mcntyre was 'vstng A. R. McLeod Sunday evenng. Mr. R. J. AcLeod was vstng Ale Crmmon s Corner on tho 17th. Ar. J. AcLennan was vstng D. Mcntyre last.week. Al-ss Bella Mont'gomery has returned home after. spendng - thewnter mouths (n Montreal. Mr..1. R. Alclntosh was vstng Ar. Alles J. AcMllan. Alss C. Mcntosh and M.ss J. Ao Mllan were vstng Ar. Alontgo-' mery Saturday evenng. Ar. AcAllan was vstng G. Mc- ntosh. Cores Grp n Two Days. on every box. 25c. PURE BRED CLYDESDALE STALLOH MA- CABRA No (10487) MacCarru No (10487) bc property D. F. McMllan Alexan dra Ont. wll make the season 1904 as seen on posters. MucCarra No (1U4S7) n color s a dapple bay w.tl two whte feet and strpe on face foaled June 1901 bred by George Davdson & Sons Cherrywood Ont. dnd wcgns GOO. HacCarra has a beautful head and neck deep shoulders good back heavy quarters and well muscled wtl good feet and pasterns. He s well developed and moves wth excellent acton..he has proved hmself a superor n the show-rng. Ho won frst as yearlng at Ontaro and Durlam Far '1902 frst at East York and Markham second at Toronto n 1903 frst at East York and Markham frst at Ontaro and Durham and sweepstakes for best stallon s class oc any age Sre MacQueen m>ortcd 3513 (5200) by MacGregor No by Darnl-ey No. 222 by Conqueror 199 by Lochfergus Champon 440 by Salmon s Champon 737 by Farmer 284 by GLancor 338 by Young Cham- pon 937. Dam Far (ueen sre dam Queen s Own mp C; 2nd dam Scottsh Lass 478 by Scot land s sle mp. 75; 3rd dam Beauty by Joe- the Banker mp. 125; 4th dam Nelly by Neterby mp. 126 ; 5tl dam. Polly by London Tom mp MacCara s sre was the best Clydesdale Stallon ever mported and has a show yard record equalled by no Clyde Stallon lvng or dead. He has never been beaten n the shawl rng and a glance at the lst qrzes won by hm wll show that for many years shown both sngly and wth hs colts he has defeated all compettors. t has been sad That there arc many good horses but few great ones and MacQueens one the greatest. The ablty to beget progeny as good or better than hmself s the true test under whch a breedng horse should be judged and n ths partcular the colts and flles by MacQueen fully attest hs excellence. The stock on hs dam s sde as vcll as that hs sres s unexcelled both n.shape yards and n pedgrees. Such breedng as ths should n-» duce owners good marcs to secure hs servces. Terms $8 to nsure. All mares at owner s rsk 'mares once tred and not duly returned wll be consdered n foal and charged accordngly. Mares dsposed before 'bal ng tme wll be charged nsurance rate. D. V. McMllan prop. MPORTED HACKNEY STALLON Smylett Peformer Englsh Hackney Stud Book Reg. No Vo. XX. Amercan Hackney Horse Socety Stud Book No. 621 "Vol. 3. Canadan Hackney Horse Socety Stu4 Book No. 161 Yol. 1. PEDGREE : SMYLETT PEFORMER was bred by W. D. Petch Smylett Hal Pocklngton England. Sre Ha Majesty No ; G. Sre Matchless Londesboro No ; G. Dam Pggy Wggy No Hs Dam Smylett Prmrose No ; Sre Rosencranby No. 4965; G. Dam Smylett Rose No ; Sre Dangelt No. 174 ; G. (4. Dam Prudence No ; Sre Lord Derby 2nd No. 417 ; G. G. G Dam Lady Margaret No ; Sre Freawav No. 249 ; G. G. G. G. Dam Lady Petch No. 730 ; Sre Deomark No SMYLETT PEFORMER was mported from England n September 1902 by Mr. Robert Beth M. P. BowmanvlleOntaro the greatest mporter Hackneys n 'Amerca. DESCRPTON : SMYLETT PEFORMER s a black chestnut wth small ratch on face. Off fore foot near fore and hnd foot whte. He was foaled May 15th Stands 15 hands 2 nches hgh. He has been pronounced by competent judges to be one the grandest modelled and best performng Hackneys ever mported from England. Hs legs and feet are the very best qualty. Body a model perfecton wth great fore and hnd quarters and strong slopng shoulders. He has a long and beautfully arched neck and very fnely cut head wth large ntellgent eyes and small sharp ears. These ponts are strong ndcatons ntellgence and sweet tern per possessed by ths horse. SMYLETT PEFORMER and hs ancestors have all been prze wnners at the prncpal shows n England. He has also taken frst and sweepstakes aganst all comers at the great nternatonal Horse Show held ÎP Chcago n the fall 1903 Also frst and sweepstalf at Toronto n dustral the same year. nd frst 'at the Sprng Stallon Show n Ottawa n March Any party ntendng to breed to a horse ths class should see ths horse before usng any other as we are satsfed he s one the very best n Canada SMYLETT PERFORMER wll stand for mares durng: the season 1904: at our tables at Domnonvlle. TERMS : $10 00 to nsure one mare wth foal payable on or before March 1st All mares once tred to ths horse must be returned regularly or wll be charged neurance fee. All mares at owner s rsk. Care wll be taken as well as possble to prevent accdents. PROPRETORS J. J. ANDERSON. Domnonvlle Ont JAS. STEWART. Moose Creek Ont AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA/S AAAA AAA AAAAAAAA/NAAAAA/S/WNAAAAAAA MV SUNS Î CROCKERY n ull the latest patterns plan f»nd fancv black and whte from 5 to 25c. pc3r yd. A. Twenty fve dnner sets n the latest desgns rangng n prce from $5 to $25. SPECAL OFFERNGS AT ALEXANDHn LEADN6 GENERAL STORE P. A. HUOT SON PROPRETORS. READYMADE CLOTHNG Headqnarlrs for th ]?».rctpct and most up-to-date assortment n the county. DRESS GOODS Best selecton n ths lre co'ssng Vecuna cloths voles crepe do chones eo. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WHY NOT TRADE NEAR HOME FRENDS AND CUSTOMEKS; A GREETNG We are here to stay. Wo are here to make a success. We lke the Country and we lke our busness and strve to ncrease t by all houest means. OUR CREED The best goods and the lowest prce.? are wh t count. Webcleve n sellng only such goods as gve entre satsfactou. We beleve what we say and say what we thnk. We want you to beleve what we say and when we say t t s so. We beleve n gvng one dollar s worth fop $1.00. We are convnced that your nterests and our own are closely alled. f we show you t s to your advantage to trade wth us you wll gve US your patronage we fully expect. Tlws s far and we thnk you wll admt t f our goods and prces are equal wth those other relable meachants out town. t s just and rght to petronage home enterprse. We trust that ths appeal wll brng response and that busness may open between UR whch may contnue long pleasant and prtable. Careful thnkng wse decsons prompt acts wll wn every tme. WHAT WE CLAM We have devoted much tme n studyng how to satsfy the wants our customers and now wth our facltes we are able to meet any would-be compettors who undertake to undersell us. We clam that $1000 our money wll buy us as many goods as $1000 any our compettors. We have lght expenses'no clerks to pay no cty taxes we can and do buy and sell cheap. We carry as large and as well assorted a stock standard goods as there s n the county and now sell lower than eve» before. Our stock conssts general merchandse all knds. Remember the place.. SMON P.S. 'Just receved a largo stock Lades dress goods n voles lnens lustres muslns prnts etc n all the newest colors. No trouble to show you goods. Our stock men s fne suts for sprng and summer wear s complete some exceptonal bargans wll be gven from now untl 24th May. We are agents for the J. D. Kng Co Toronto and Walker & Whtman Boston Mass. shoes. O.T. brand shrts collars and cuffs. Brng us your eggs and get the hghest prce.. m THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TME There are many thngs whch you wll need n these fne summer days but frst all you need a new dressy and up-to-date READY-T0-WEAR-5UT There s no better place where you can get one for yourself or your boys than at A. MARKSON S As our stock s especally well assorted n varety paterns and styles at ths season comprsng all the best makes n clothng and our prces much lower than the other stores because our large purchasng abltes enablng us to get better dsoounts we nvte your nspecton n our clothng department. Our lne Gent s Furnshngs s also well assorted wth the latest n colored shrts collars tes bats straw hats etc. DRY GOODS Our stock s well flled wth all seasonable goods and we are n a poston to fe better bargans than ever n eyery lne. 50 Lades Blouses (Job) to clear for 25 cents- 150 dozen Lades black hose fast colors 4 pars for 25o. 17 peces prnt good patterns 5c. per yd. Bargans n men s boys women s and chldren s boots and shoes. MLLNERY We are leadng n ths lne as usual and all the lades are well aware the faot. As the season s now advanced we are reducng the prces on all trmmed and untrmmed hats. HGHEST PRCES PAD FOR EGGS R. MHRKS0N. STONE STORE - - ALEXANDRA. / A o

3 183ttu3s ALENS N CANADA LEGAL. M ACDONELL & COSTELLO BABBSTEBS NOTABES PUBLC ETC. Sr Wllam Mulock s Correspondance Wth Mr. Hays. SoncTOBS Solctors for Bank Ottawa. J. A. MACDONELL K.C. P. T. COSTELLO. Money to loan at lowest rate on mortgage ANENT THER EMPLOYMENT MUNltO SOLCTOR GONVEYANCEB NOTARY PUBLC &O. Engneers on Gand Trunk Pacfc Sm- veys Sr 'Wllam Takes a Frm Stand For Canadan.Jbor Reply to Mr. Money to Loan at Low Rates nterest. Mortgages Purchased. JgDWARD H. TFFANY. BABBSTEB NOTARY ETC Offce Over News Offce BARBSTEBS SOLCTORS N THE SUPREME COURT NOTARES PUBLC AC. Cornwall Ont. JAMES LETCH K.C. J. A. C. R. A. FRNOLE GAMEBOK L.L.B. jyj-acuennan CLNE & MACLBNNAN BAEESTEBS 60LCTOB8 NOTAEES ETC. Cornwall Ont. Ü. H. tract the careful buyer can be found at all tmes n our stock STAPLE AND Clarke s lltles Could Not Agree. mportant Notce. To the Reeves and Councllors the County Glengarry. The undersgned wll be prepared to furnsh hgh grade cement ppes varous szes for culverts dtches arch culverts etc durng the comng season. All muncpaltes or prvate partes requrng such wll serve ther own nterests by ether communcatng wth or calln on ub. D. MCDONALD & CO Alexandra Ont FANCY GROCERES Barrster Solctor &c. MePhee s Block Alexandra Out goods ; nothng nteror qualty s ever permtted to enter CLARK BROWN. SGHT TESTNG Our assortment edbles conssts entrely ot hgh class our BAHBSTEB. SOLClTOa On Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Saturdays. JOHN McLESTBR Graduate Chemst and Optcan ALEXANDRA ONTARO store. NOTARY ETC. The WLLAMSTOWN ONT Ü. S. Separator TRY OUR PCKLES stands at the Head AT 25 GTS. A QUART.. MACDONELL W BARRSTER Solctor Conveyancer Commssoner Etc. Oflce Court House Cerawal. Collectons prortptly attended to. L. G. D..A 43tf See Our Large Bottle Catchup 25 cts. a bottle. LongtKstance 'Phone 61. J. BOYLE. gmth & J' ANGLOS. Barrsters Solctors Notares Publc. ROBERT SMTH. A. SANDFELD LANGLOS Suotsnger s Block Cornwall Ont. Money to loan on easy terms. J. ROBERTSON. Plan and Fancy Bread Baker and Confectoner. MEDCAL. R. J. A. GARLAND D - Cream Bread a Suecalty - DENTST. Man Street. T. BAKER B.A. M.D. Dalhouse Mlls Ontaro. R. J. T. HOPf OFFCE Best Strong Baker s Flour for sale at lowest prce. Keepng Pace Wth The March Progress Stables St. Catherne St. East. Rear Grand Unon Hotel. ARCH. MCMLLAN - Propretor RONALD J.MAODONBLL LCENSED AUCTONEER MODOÜGALL LCENSED AUCTONEER Maxvlle Ont 'V Laggan Ont. Alexandra Bakerv. Has opened up a branch the Stratford busness n the Cty Ottawa and keeps a full lne the goods requred by Darymen n Machnery and supples. Hanson s Dary Supples a specalty. Gold Medal and other rennets lsted. Generous treatment extended to all who patronze us. JPUNLAY MeNTYRE' J. F. McGregor ssuer Marrsge Lcense Agent Alexandra Onf Martntown Ont. MONEY MONEY The undersgned s prepared to loan money at 5 percent on terms to sut borrowers. CHARGES REASONABLE. FAR DEALNG ACCORDED TO ALL. PRVATE MONEY AVALABLE. FARMS FOR SALE. ANGUS MCDONALD nsurance Agent. LQUOR LCENSE ACT nformaton an nfracton the Lquor Lcense Act wthn the County Glengarry ' forwarded to mo at Lancaster wth the bona fdo name and address the sender wll be treated wth confdence and acted upon promptly J.'W. MoNAUQHTON t 34tf Alexandra Ont jrvbry STABLE. él-lyr Call on or drop a postal to the under sgned who s agent for the above mentoned as well as Farm mplements Machnery Threshng Mlls Churns etc. JOHN. J. GRANT COMPANY 22-ly Low Feed Can Ease Operaton Cleanlness Clutch Bushng Perfect Mechansm. A large varety Chocolate and Cream Candes Bscuts and Cakes on hand. MSCELLANEOUS. 36-ly Because t holds the World s record for clean skttmng and ts durablty s unversally acknowledged. t. has : MePHEE S BLOCK Man Street A."- Y Phone 25 Alexandra Ont J. H... :GAULT. Barrster Solctor Notary Publc. LoenBO nspeotr R--P-A-N-S The modern standard Famly Medcne : Cures the common every-day lls humanty. Crtcsm Natonal Telephone Sy.stem Munclpa» U. B. MAOLBNNAN K.O. CnNB. E. 3. MACLENNAN. LEX. L. AMTH J. SOMETHNG TO EAT at prces that wll at- JQETOH PRNGLE & CAMERON : > serton s dctated by polcy and not by mpertnence. You soe t s just ths way..what want s nothng to you ; now s t? Father you are aware that Mr. Why or not exactly. S>ooner las been payng me hs mght want a thousau.1 pounds attentons lor tlo last year ( but that woudn t matter _to you Yes and 1 have been very much would t? ' pposed to t Xrom the frst. Tho? Certanly not dea a Spooner darng to aspre You re under no oblgaton to to the hand a tvoggs Ho ha.s asked me to be hs supply mo.wth what 1 want ard you? wfe. Hardly. What! Confound hm! ll showl Then.what a.foolsh proposton hm the door -n less than fve t. would be for me.to come to you mnutes. and say Mr. arkson ' havo And have almost promsed she been very favorably mpressed wth placdly contnued. tvhal? What? My daughter marry your house and furnture or a Spooner? Never! Go to your thnk f d lke your daughter or anythng else n that l.ue. But room whle 1 seek ths darng when your daughter wants anythng yktatl. t s dfferent. Now sn't t dfferq Father. want.lo talk busness wth you she nterrupted. As you ent? t certanly s dfferent admtare aware ths s.the Cty xm-j ted the old man cautously don. Precsely sad the young man A'cs. She and 1 fgured that all out Have you seen the vtal çtatso very carefully last nght. You see tcs London for tho last year? have no partcular prospect and No. course not. 'The dea we could both see that there wasn t that Henry Spooner 'tryng to cajole one. chance n a hundred that you a Weggs umuld gve her to me. Then sha Vat! Accordng to statstcs suggested that you had never yet ths cty las more females refused anythng that she wanted than males. There are more no matter what the cost mght be marrageable grls.than can -fnd and that perhaps t would be a husbands to say nothng good plan to change the usual orwdows anxous for a No. 2. The der somewlat. We sort tett that number young men earnng over t!.wouldn t be rght to ask you to 3 per week s only There do anythng for me hut t s dffer arc camped on the tral these ent n her case as remarked beyoung men cxafuy young wo fore. So m here merely as her men and wdows. Three out agent to say that she wants me and every fve ohldrea born arc grls. that she wants /ne very much and Death removes t.wo young Sen To to ask you to please see that sho one marred man or old bachelor. gets me. She never "has wanted any The old man turned pale and thng so much as she wants me grasped a char for support.; then and am so favora'oly dsposed toafter a pause coatnued : wards her that f you care t Father take ths pencl and make the nvestment shall bo work!ltt your Vola s chances qute wllng to leave the terms encatchng another man f she lets trely to you and her. Henry Sjooner canter away. Naturally she got hm. No. wde Great Caesar! he grasped after awake busness man s gong to calculatng for a moment why overlook a chance to gel such a your chances arc only one n 12fne sample nerve n the famly ! Just what made t ont to bd myself. What shall say to hm ths "evenng? Say? Say? Why tell hm you ll' have hm and extend lo hm my best wshes and heartfelt grattude. The tme wll soon arrve when preparatons for corn plantng wll bo n order. Ths crop s steadlyf grtovvng n favor n Canada and most farmers now regar(f t -'as esjohn Spratt wll eat no fat. Bontal to the best success n feed Nor wll he touch the lean. ng cattle ether for ' 'beef for. He scorns to eat any meat ; dary producton whle for young He lves upon Foodne. stock as for all jt s w.e beleve' the cheapest and most economcal But Mrs. Spratt wll none lthat ; fodder crop grown. The great ynfoodne she cannot eat. ount per acre palatable succulent Her specal wsh s for a dsh and nutrtous food produced makes Of Expurgated Wheat. t easly when enslaged the moat To Wllam Spratt.that food s flat desrable cattle foods whle n' On whch hs mater dotes Hs favorte feed hs specal need dstrcts 'Where t rpens unformly the shelled gran s jjost 'prtable s Eata Heapa Oats. 7 to sell or to be used for fattenng! But Sster Ll can t see how.wll purposes and tc dred stalks can' Can touch such tasteless food. also be used to good purposes j}s As breakfast fare t can t compare fodder. j She says wth Shredded TVood. E all-plowed land ntended for cpra Now none these 'Loander please wll be all the bettor for beng harrowed and lghtly cultvated ajjy Ho feeds upon Bath Mtts ; Whle Sster Jane mproves her bran tme after ths date To keep 'thel sol frable and to conserve mosture! Wth Cero-Crapo-Grts. as w.ell as to start germnaton Lycurgus votes for Father s Oats; weed seeds that they may be deproggne appeals to May; stroyed 'by the followmg oultvatonl The junor John subssts upbn f manurng has no't.'been done m Unceda Hay the fll or by top-dressng durng the wnter or early sprng fresh manure from 'the barnyard f notj too long or stra/wy may fe worked nto the land by surface cultva ton and the.seed 'sown wthoutsprng plowng.' We have seen Sec! yonder Brtsh youth hs ac- splendd crops grown wth ths pretve arms paraton. f the land must be plo-w; Wth bundles laden. ed let t not be too deeply' ; use Escortng n a slpshod knd way the roller freely on the fresh-plowa pretty maden. ed land a few 'hour's 'after plowng Often she drops a yard or two be- and before harrowng and cultvathnd ' ng as hs wll reduce the sol tot Before he s mssed her ; a fne tlth quckly. f a heavy ran! Ah! her relatonshp s plan comes before plantng tme caqsng She s hs sster. the sol partcles to run togeæer And close behnd the couple w.e cultvate and harrow agan beforel sowng. For enslage corn the comhave seen ' mon practce s to sow wth tho Appears another ; ; A young man wth a venerable gran-drll n rows hot less han three feet apart and not more than' dame one-half bushel. seed lo the acre. Of course hs mother. - For he was wth a patronzng ar One peck s enou-gl f the seed s Her ear enhsted sound and germnates and comes up! And tells her thngs whch she reg.'ularly. f t s too tlck anfll tho plants should not be less than! was aware one foot apart repeated harrowng Ere he exsted. after t s up wll do the thnnng Another pufr who walkhg far apart to 'some extent. Harrowng after plantng before the corn s up and Scorn conversaton He eyeng everythng but her afterwards has 'an excellent effect Wth admraton ; n cleanng the land gf weeds lotshe.wth a weary ar and loaded tng the ar nto the sol and keep? dow'n ng the mosture n t thus gvng Wth goods he should have carred the corn a good send-f n the' Seems flled wth care ; alas! the early days the growth. fact s clear Many the most.coessful cojnthese two are marred growers for enslage' as well as for rpened gran pre'fer plantng n One couple more ; ther hands are hlls three and a half or four feet slyly efasped ; apart each way and cultvatng both) The glances sardonc passers-by lengthwse and cross-vse the feld! Are all unnoted. clamng that even for enslage they Her eyes the colour the radant get nearly as great bulk stalks sky and much better matured corn-'.wthn them hovers whch s acknowledged to add greatl Look fondly nto hs. Come let us ly to the sweetness and feedng go value enslage and to ts keepthese two are lovers. ng qualty as well. Flantg n m'ls requres smlar prcparatcy cultvaton 'to that n drlls but the land must be marked f n squares and' the seed dropped at the ntersecton' those markngs or cotter twol or three nches from t by meant? As the vovug man entered the a hand planter or by makng a old man locked up and scowled. hole wth a hand hoe droppng the Well? sad the old man short-? seed from the hand and coverng ly. wth the hoc. n pther case j: d Your daughter began the sad to he a good plan To pressl young man but the old man cut the ground over the seed wth the hm t abruptly. foot frmng t to hasten germna ve notced that you ve been hang ton and- lo prevent oro-ws from' rrg around hero a good deal ho Qcratehn'g out tho seed. T>wng to' sad. suppose that you've come to the Unted States corn harvest Tetell me that you love her and want ng late last' year 'àncl the season to marry her '? wet much st corn resulted. t wll No repled the young man be well to be careful to secure dry oamly. vo come to tcl you that souml seed and tt would be prushe lov'es me and wants to marry! dent to test ts vtalty before "thd me. sowng season arrves. What! roared the old man. She says so herself perssted the young man. Stop» the Cough never heard such on exhhand Works f the Cold. ton egotstcal mpertnence sadl LaxaTve Bromo-Qunne Tablets enre a the old man. Then you msunderstand me' ex cold n one day. No Cure No Pey. Pr ce planed the young man. My as- 36 cents. TALKED HM OVER î9:rettorg. That s what we are dong n the Harness lne A full assortment always n stock ; lght drvng heavy team and sngle harness a stock 50 setts to choose from also Blankets Bells Whps Sweat Collars Rugs and Robes etc. H. A. MeNTYRE Ottawa May 14. A lvely debate marked the end the week's work n the» House Commons on the employment alens n the survey work on the Grand Trunk Pacfc yesterday. A reference was made to the matter n the afternoon and the Premer quoted Mr. Hays' statement to hm that 9G per cent. the employes were Canadans or Brtsh subjects and only 3 per cent. Amercans. Last evenng Sr Wllam Mulock road a very nterestng batch correspondence between hmself as Mnster Labor and Mr. Hays the Grand Trunk. n theso letters ho voced the complants the nsttute Amalgamated Engneers and demanded an explanaton from the company. Mr. Hays repled n a general way at frst and n the second nstance sad t was not possl)c wthout much delay to get the nformaton asked for. The Mnster Labor repled yesterday to ths letter complanng that the company had not shown suffcent ndustry and declarng that the reply was not satsfactory. Sr Wllam added for the nformaton the House that the Government proposed to get the nformaton n other ways f the company would not fursh t. Thte Government's atttude was to secure the work for Canadans so long as Canadans were avalable. f t were necessary to do so the alen labor law would he amended to make t even stronger than the Amercan law whch orgnally gave rse to t. Tho employment one man was as much a volaton tho sprt the law as many men. The Opposton led by Mr. E. F. Clarke took the ground that the Government should have taken the matter up before now and not confne ther efforts to wrtng a few letters Tho balance the day was spent n dscussng the ralway bll n commttee and slght progress was made. A number prvate blls were ntroduced. One Rule Navgaton. Hon. Mr. Prontane ntroduced a bll respectng tho navgaton Canadan water.s whch ho explaned s ntended to remove the dffcultes n connecton wth conflctng rules navgaton observed by Canadan and Unted States marners. After fully consderng the matter tho Canadan Marne Assocaton had concluded t would bo better to have one rule and were wllng now to adopt the Unted States rules. Tho bll had for ts object the adopton unform rules. Natonal Telephone System. Upon tho orders the day beng called Mr. SV. F. Maclean moved the adjournment tho House n order to call the attenton the Government to tho advantage natonalzng tho telephone and telegraph servces the country. Ho complaned that the Mnster Justce had not fulflled hs promse to brng n a bll provdng for the natonalzaton telephones and promsed to brng the matter up agan as an amendment to the moton to go nto supply. Mr. Ftzpatrck asked when he had made any such promse. Mr. Maclean sad the promse had been to ntroduce a measure regulatng the telephone and telegraph systems and such a bll would necessarly nclude such a provson. Muncpaltes Could Not Agree Mr Ftzpatrck repled that n 1902 he had ntroduced blls whch were held over for consultaton wth tho Lmon Muncpaltes wth the result that when the representatves the muncpaltes met no two Mayors could agree as to what course ought to be pursued and tho result was that nothng was done. Dr. Sproule supported the natonalzaton telephones and telegraphs. Tran-scontlnental Ralway. MAXVLLE. Farms for Sale. The undersgned has about 25 farms for sale n the County Glengarry all descrptons. Partes desrous purchasng a farm should communcate wth the undersgned. D. A. MCDONALD 42tf ns. Agent C ornwall ommercal xllege. CORNWALL ONT. Ths premer school fers exceptona advantages n Commercal and Shorthand educaton. Demands are made upon ns for fce help from all parts the Domnon. The demand for competent bookkeepers and stenographers s. greater than the supply. Wrte or call for complete nformaton. Address : Geo. F. Smth Prncpal. Corntvall Ont. The moton to adjourn was lost and the House went nto commttee on the Natonal Transcontnental Kalway Bll. Mr. Ftzpatrck moved an amendment declarng that the G. T. R. Company and ther drectors have been snce March enttled and authorzed to use the credt and tho stock the G.T.R. for the purpose provdng the depost? requred by the bll. The amendment w'as allowed to stand for consderaton. An amendment suggested by Mr. Borden ' was accepted by Mr. Ftzpatrck makng the powers conferred upon the Grand Trunk Ralway by ths act subject to and n accordance wth the provsons ot the act last sesson. After tho debate on alen workers n Canada at the commttee reported progress and the House adjourned. Want Provncal Control Ottawa May 14. Yesterday mornng a deputaton presented a largelysgned petton to the Government recpestng legslaton enactng that electrc ralwa.ys holdng Domnon charters should be subjected to. provncal legslaton wth the specal object enablng the provncal authortes to control tho operaton such lnes so far as Sunday s concerned..sr Wlfrd Laurer Hon. Charles Ftzpatrck Sr Wllam Mulock. Hon. Wllam Paterson and Hon. C. S. H.vman werp present. The Premer promsed consdaratou PREPARNG FOR A CORN CROP BREAKFAST FOOD CANNOT MSTAKE THEM FORCEFUL APPEAL