The equity, 2 janvier 1896, jeudi 2 janvier 1896

[" >e notice with much pleasure that our\tson.' ehes-œSe mas=at-*.t&\t-««*»».JJSSlJSlft.JÜT oslslo«lie\u2018 Specimen of pen- strong that the minutes of last meeting î®d & \u201cat ™ ot the county town, has been\tGENTS\u2019 NECK SCARFS as now read be and are hereby confirmed.r.ïïüîSii with tlle °hief editorial stool of LADIES\u2019 FURS, At this juncture ooro'r James Wilson\tFortnightly,\u201d a publication issu-\tGENTS\u2019 FURflL took his seat\t®y the students of McGill University, LADIES\u2019 MIT8 A OLOVlTfl B.H.KLOCX, M.D.O.M.JZuSST fc*~4\u2014% UPStoSti««» ou>m ravaioiAK and accoucher,\tSchools:\t\u2014with honors, of course.\tLADIES POCKET BOOKS, Office next door to Moronic Hall,-\t\u201e At North CI.rendon, on Dec.17th.\t_ 0ENT8\u2019 POCKET BOOK#, «-\u2022 - -\u2019'Ss&v- ™\t\u2022& 41^: .\"2.\"V£ui4\trANCY BR,CES 8\u2014Wm Smart, 7 corde pine 96 cents ; 8 P)88 f®wt of lumber.This mammoth log \u201cSBÉSS& \u2014 aLtwauï&iif, h n v\u2014, n , .\t\u201e\t,\tdrJ\tMr* I P\u2018ne- 17 feet long .nd 36 inches .t the \"* : \u201csgass#pSn&Hn.w.\u201e w.0.McGuire, D.V.8., of Cerleton\twrüfh'.rd^^B ^\u201eu.7' °*nU : 10 *7er-, \u201cto.h\u201cr of »nT°j»e wh° u* forces brought against it, while lleaal l»ee*e Less Tlisa ike\tHe loves his neighbor as himself.\tI anrier from the ravages of one or both *ina, a mountain district betwwm Boa- the Turkish army in the plains of Bui- Ike Sew Bevewee Is tireaily Seedra.And soul-wealth more than earthly of these pests.It is important, there- tiJrbule t *alMraoe demire to call the attention ot, pat- otherwise was somewhat strong, especi- sr&rsïï: zrsstrzi y»»ur beat gul lu.ppy.\tthey make.The belief prevails that | _ paya so withdraw the milk from the faot-Remember the shabby turnout you had ory in the autumn, especially In October, last Christmas and consider your appear and convert it into butter.A careful ance in a new one this Christmas, but do study of the books and the facts which not atop at that, complete your considers- they furnish, preducts, prices, and sales lion by buying new Harness from\tof different months, proves beyond a doubt that such is not the case, the very opposite being true.During the warm months it takes about 10} lbs.milk to one lb.cheese and the price of it warn about 7 In October 84 lbs.milk produced one lb.of cheese,snd the price obtained for the cheese rune over 8 cts Now it is very evident that when over a fifth more cheese can be obtained from the milk, and one seventh more obtained in the price of the article, the gain in autumn is very decided.For example, in June and v patrons received 42J cents for their milk per 100 lbs., while in October they had 65 cents for 100 lbs, a difference of 22 cents for 100 lbs., in favor of October, this means that the patron gets 50 cent or one half more for his milk in tober than in June and July.Again in mmm9 .\t\u2014\tJune and July 1000 lbs of milk produces W inter COil V6 V3JÏÛ8S\t93lbe of cheese which sold at about 7 eta per lb\u201e and was worth $6 60 ; in October supplied on the most reason-\tlOOO lbe.of milk gave nearly 118 lba.of ah 1A fprmu hv\tcheese which sold at 8 cents and reprea- .-aoie terms oy.\tCnted $944or m difference of #2.93 in favor of October for each 1000 lbs of milk.9 These are approximate figures but substantially correct, and go far to show that the factory is not only as profitable in autumn as midsummer, but more so.In this con-Any Style of Riff yon require got nection we Wjuld also point out the serious injustice done to the proprietor of the factory by patrons who atop their milk before the close of the season.Mr.MoKvcbnie pays most of his milk drawers.\t.____ _ by the season ; they are paid a stipulated Ayer sJPiUwfor itrwrund frowtlj, sum to deliver the milk received from the\t__ Now is the time to order.Pelrooe on * °*rUil1 r°ute or in \u2022 rpENDERH will be received up to the first whether they stop early or continue\tSt™'om%r'ro^.mwSt: the close of the factory.As Mr.Me* cheese maker.Applicants to stale what they iznjza.st ,'X as8asS3S5s&S£ Clear that when patrons discontinue to *by thie month for ea d purpose The dir-«.nd their -ilk he.Mr.McKechnie.loses his pay for the manufacture of the | and also agree to enter Into bonds for the sat-ilk thu.withdrawn ; but in the moan I time he must continue to pay the milk- ductlon of nferlor cheese, man for his trips every day even if he The directors do not bind tl .\t._______ ha.not half a load and bear other cur\tto WM | 8 St 111 running rent expenses, very much the same as if DRANK Secretary, Portage du Fort.Que.m\t® a full complement of milk were obtained December a, lsuft.on time.STRAYED.NOTICE »\u2022 W1M IT HAY CeMCEBW.So prepare for it by pure basing s mw rig out from **£ nDweTiPr,ît.7\u201c elected chairman \u2022JJ® D» W.Campbell appointed secretary.The mimztae of the spring in April, were read and - ipumwou secretary, mg meeting, held JOHN LESTER, who has just received s stock of Cutters and >™,Ærî!T\"\u201c Farm for sale.talalBHone hundred scree of good land, near-!J allsf which Is cleared.The premiums are bounded on the rear by the P P.J.lUilway and are eonveniently situated to both the school house and church.FurtheymrtkMilani^may be obtained from « _\t^ Executor of the late Mrs.Byron.Portage de Fort, Oct.tth, 18*.made at A.B.KoOUIBE\u2019S, f th should be Vcry beet make and Salek, 3 SUCCESSOR TO Burroughs & Co.per year, for a We refer to tfa before purchasing elsewhere.8HAWVILLE DRUG STORE.Hair Dressing Parlor GENERAL BLACKSMITHING Prescriptions carefully filled.SILAS YOUNG - PROP re« promptly attended to u usual.A well assorted stock of] H»lr-.ettlag .Sharing, Sha-paoing donelutiret-classstyle.f re- Drills, Chemicals, Perfumes, Toilet Articles, and Patent Medicines.WINTER GOODS IOallSolicitid Shopnex tdoorto Turner flhearxand Scissor* sharpened at rea I eonable price* by mean* ofa new patent ma» ft ehlnewhlch doeetbe workperfectly.Dee 15,1892.H.H.KSOZ, II NOTICE Livery.B.HOBBS, FBOF., SHAWVILLE, - - QUE.:o: FH hereby given that application will be 1 made to the Parliament of Canada at It* next «canton for an Act to revive the Act to morale the Kingston and Pontiac Rail-Company.and to extend the time* for commendngand completing the by authorised.\tA.FKROUHON, Dated a,d Dec.\t\"\" ^«Applcnf.incor of harnees to bring you to town, advantage of the good roads and the works there our Cheap Sale of AVIS lariemi Collars Whips Blankets Bridals Halters Sweatpads Bells :o: One of the best equipped Liveries in the District.CHARGES MODERATE.1SHT donné par le présent que demande AJ sera add rusée an Parlement du Canada, a aa prochaine session, afin d\u2019obtenir an %ote re ouvelant l'acte constitutif de la com psg-nie de chemin de fer Kingston et Pontiac : ei et aussi de prolonger le delai fixé pour ooin-?piété l'enterprlae de la Compagnie.A.FERGUSON,\t¦ D.té, a\t^requ6rant'- /VOfriEia! la à>UUB * \u2022££:,.3pl t; : : vroyal wafers 'TBKaiÂF lv tv n- e |m-ni tu ejvl W*sk»*wt A r JC-y k'fptlidOi/iiKi'ihf .lîli/ciiklitlon.Tho C y 53(7 V \u2022\u2022'*1 *u - -r.' Ve.t U»young Wf,m«n.t3£ *i\u2018i -* \u2022 r- f\tITI ' W* I«in- 1\t*»«*.'\t« -1 p-Wwid.AfK t \u2022rTfc« I».»r> It m X L »Ki a i a i-virMs »«tl th*ra stRlpf# x b,x.Ko\t»« »edy fvr woiwm know a.X f bh^un TAKE B.W.YOUNG.sbU J.A.McLBAN, ota.% ahawvllle.Oct.80,1895.9 \u2014THE LEADING\u2014 Painter and Decorator, QUYON, QUE.SLEIGHS, GUTTERS NOTICE TH HEREBY GIVEN that application will 1 be made by the Pontiac Pacific Junction Railway Company to the Parliament of Canada at Hu next session, for an Act to revive Its power to extend Its railway to Pembroke and to build over the Ottawa River the bridges necessary therefor ; * Iso to revive Its powers or to extend Its time to construct Its railway to Haul! Hte.Marie and to am\tmm mm _\tMatt wa: also to authorise It to amalgam- No Other Medicine SSS.any other Hallway Company ; or to purchase or lease the franchises, railway and C-re.- other works of any other Railway Com- psnles ; also to ex'end the time for the oon-77\" structlon by the Company of a bridge over pariim said river at toe City of Ottawa, and for other purposes H.L.MALTBY, Secretary.Pontiac Pacific Junction Jul 101 maitum' vaccmation a specific was passing at the time\t: George Moore, a working miner of of the man who compelled her to poison\tand new 1 .onda will have to be preventive of smallpox, and now comes Two men.named Smith and Broom, Grand Ronde.Wash., celebrated bis her father.\tsold at the loginning of the year to re- *