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Ste O S r l' among the visitors to the City yesterday.

~ A 0 THE office of Mr. J. D. Bell, Montague,

large pa.rcel_Christian Heralds

You always get the best and

latest here-we oder you no other. and see them at prices that will save you from 10 to 15 per cent.

Tweeds

Homespuns

Serges

Brood Cloths And Fancies

All are represented in our

stock in generous assortment of the latest production of the looms.

To be dressed well and

fashionably

BUY HERE.

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Better than low Shoes. ahd almost as light.

Made in Chocolate and Black. Very cool and c'>mfortabl=-

no lining. If you ride a wheel--ycu’ll want a pair. Com '

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Latest News of the City

By Reportersjand Correspon-

day afternoon.

MP FI En McDo\rALD, V S Souris, was

has been connected by telephone.

from Mrs.

Richard Boyle,

MR. C. VV. Blenkhorn, travelling pas-

senger agent of the Plant Line,went west yesterday afternoon.

Msssns. Mark Wright 8: Co. have

secured the contract for the supplying of pews [for the Presbyterian Church in Georgetown.

MEMBERS of the Provincial Rifle As-

sociation will please remember the ad- journed annual business meeting this afternoon at four o’clock in the City Court Room.

REV. Dr. Morrison's lecture before the

Natural History and Antiquarian Society next Monday evening, upon The Indians of America., will contain a. mass of infor- mation never before given to the public.

THE Rev. Geo. S. Miiligan will preach in the Presbyterian Church, Souris, Sun- day first, May 6th, at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. p Also at Bay Fortune at 2.30 p. ni., same T day.

A Patriotic concert will be given by the

members of the “Ruby” Mission Band in the public hall, Kensington on Monday, May 7th. A splendid program is being prepared consisting of music, readings, violin selections, etc. Admission 10cts, home-made candy for sale. Don't miss it.

42i.

A REPORT is current that the McCor-

mack Manufacturing Co., of Chica.go,wi1l open a branch establishment in Toronto, 1 for the manufacture of all kinds of firm machinery. W. F. Johnson,la.te of the Massey-Harris Co., is mentioned in con- nection with the general management. The extention of the Company’s 0; e 1 t ons in Canada, is given as a. reason for the Toronto branch.

Now that the pleasant evenings are ap~

proaching we may hopeto shortly have our excellent bands discoursing music on Queen Square. This serves to recall the fact that the roof of the band stand is much too low both for the comfort of the bandsmen and the effect of the music. L There is a general desire to have the roof raised, and as this could be done at com- paratively small cost,it is to be hoped the

musical season begins.

New L~u'1=:N'r1o.\*s.--Below will be found

a list of patents recently granted by the Canadian and United States Governments

through the agency of Messrs. Marion &

any address upon receipt of 10 cents. Canada..-66,9536, William Rowlandson, Liverpool, Eng., Grain drying machine; 57,002, Joseph W. Gravel, Montreal.P. Q., Oharnois,sock; 67,012, Marius Horst, Paris, France, Folding arm-chair. 67,056, Joseph Nasmitli, Manchester, Eng. Coin _oper- ated gas meters. 66,076, Joseph Roy-Odie, Montreal, P. Q. Closet System. United States. 648,023, George M. Donaldson, Kentville, N. S. Adjustable Dress Chart 65,706. Josiah Bruce Payne. Granby, P. Q., Sash holder. 1

_ THE FIRE BELLS

Ring out an alarm and it is heeded. This

to notifiy you that base substitution is practise when the great sure-popcorn cure s asked for. Putnam’s Painless Corn Ex- ractornever fails to take corns oif. It makes no sore spots andgives no pain. Be sure and t get “Putn.|.m's.” _

cargo*

Of lumber in today. Looks busy already. Our first

was hardly landed before nearly all was picked up.

Every Winda)

That Blows Fair .al --

Is likely to send _us lumber _

for the next week cr more, as we have several

James Barrett. Bee Hive Lumber Yard.

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LOCAL BRIEFS

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` -1% Ir is with profound sorrow that we

McLean who passed away at her home at Upper Montague at the midnighthour on Tuesday, April 24th, in the 63rd year of her age. On Sunday the 8th the illness which resulted in death first made itself felt; and for more than two weeks anxious friends ministered uncessingly to the sufferer, and did everything that love Could suggest to stay the hand of the disease that had fastened upon her. Ext the tender ministrations of physicians and friends were unavailing, but the suf- ferer found much needed relist in death. The grief occasionedjby Mrs. Mae- Lean’s death is shared by all who knew her. The place which she filled in the 1 home and community was not fully rec- ognized until this place was made vacant. Then we all realized that an angel had SQJ0urned among us,and that her presence did very much to bring suushine,love and happiness into our lives. W'ith her re- moval the home loses a. wife and mother who was in every way worthy of those y sacred names. Kind, patient, loving,self- 1 forgetful, finding life's ,joy in the happi- ,1 ness of those whom she loved. _ she en- twined herself into our heart's affections in such a way that it was hard to give her up. But it was the Saviour-'s call that sum- moned her away, and therefore we are resigned in our sorrow. The deceased was for many years a true and devoted Christian,and a member of the Montague Baptist Church. She loved her family, but, as she said on her death-bed, she loved her Saviour better. For those who were permitted to stand by the sick~bed, it was an inspiration to hear her speak of her bright hope in Ch/rist, and of her joy at the thought of meeting her Saviour and her triends who had gone before. The deceasedleaves a. husband, four sons, and three daughters, two brothers, and two sisters to mourn the death of one who will

Rest from thy cares and sorrows, Rest from thy mortal pain,

Sleep on beloved mother,

In Heaven we’ll meet again.

MARRIED. “

At Flat River, on April 25, 1900 by Rev. _

A. S. Stewart, John Alexander McDonald of Flat River to Sadie Catherine McDonald , of the same place.

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The Improved Blower

Given Free with every box ol Dr. Cl\u¢’| Gstarrh Cure, is the most effective sp-_ pllancc ever devised to reach the roots ol 1 discus. 1

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the _desired spot where it can heal

the ulcers and eradicate the disease from .the system.

This dimculty is entirely

-overcome by means of , s

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blower, which is to be found

ln every box of -Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure.

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direct to the diseased parts, and through its - 1’ '

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Dr. Cha.se‘s Catarrh Cure is prompt and _

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Come to our-Store. Don't buy rn . » ' less you wish to. Our clerks wil- bc happy to show you our fresh

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