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ardware, Tinware,
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As 1 intend -loping Ooderich, 1 am offering my Large Stock of
Graniteware, Spatting Goods, Good Cutler;
Harvest Tools, Glass, Whips, &c., AT COST.
'emember, this is Your Chance.
Everything. Positively AT COST.
BREAKERS
Don't blatne Tint STAR for plac-
ing your account in other hands
for collection. Yours is not the
only one. There are several hun-
dred dollars locked up Millis way,
and the key must open the way to
your treasury. We dislike this
way of going after it, but in reason
you will only find fault with your-
self. We have carried out our
promise—now, then, do your part.
tbe C3obertch %tar.
Tins -esteem Cott 71.
FRIDAY. JUNE 24, 1004.
CARTWRIGHT'S INCONSISTENCY.
Some of His Arguments Tested by
His Own Former Utterances.
Tho iiantingdom Moaner (Liberal).
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It will be noted how irreverent Sir
Richard is, how constantly he uses
Bible incidents and language to point
his sarcasms, and yet his pitiful witti-
cisms, drawing their point from what
ought to be held sacred, were met
with laughter and .cheers. But to
come to the substance of the speech.
Sir Richard applied four tests to the
prosperity of the country: (1) rapid-
ity of settlement of new lands, (2)
growth of trade, (3).growth of revenue,
(4) condition of the farmer. These are
excellent tests of the condition of any
country, but what have they to do
with the Laurier administration ? Oh,
replies Sir Richard, the rush of immi-
grants. the growth of trade and rev-
enue, and the condition of the farmer
are all due to the Government of which
tarn ya'needier'. It is "we who'have
brought - in settlers, " we " who have
made trade and revenue boom, "we"
who put an end to the exodus, it is
"we" who have caused the farmer to
he prosperous as he has not been since
the Crimean war. Let us take one of
these pretensions and examine it. Sir
Richard repeated several times that
the increased revenue was dud to the
manipulation of the tariff—that the
decrease of rate of duties had wrought
the change. Now what,has been the
decrease that has effected the wonder-
ful transformation ? Under Conserva-
tive rule the average rate of customs
duties was 27 per cent.; under the
Laurier Jule it has leen 25 per cent.
If this reduction of 14 per cent. in tax-
ation is th.' cause of the net revenue
jumping from eight and a half mil-
lions to thirty-two millions, then the
reduction of another It per cent. will
more than double it. If Sir Richard
really believes the minute reductions
in duties of the Fielding tariff has been
the cause of the abounding revenue of
the past eight years, why does he not
stand up for a still further decrease?
According to his argument, it is clear
as d'sy that all that i needed to pro-
-.duce revenue is to apply the pruning -
knife to the custom** duties.
That he does not believe anything so
absurd as that the Fielding tariff has
had anything to ao with the country's
prosperity, that he makes the asser-
tion merely as a party cry, he showed
the other night when he consented to
an increase of T.per cent. on such an
important line of our imports as wool-
len goods. The attempt to claim the
Crosperity that has been vouchsafed to
anada as due to what the Laurier
government has done is as ridiculotis
as that of the ancient astrologers that
they controlled the stars. The country
has been prosperous because Provid-
ence has Sent fruitful seasons and the
necessities of distant countries has se-
ctored high prices for our produce.
While it is plain alt noonday that the
government has done nothing to con-
duce to the country's wel fare, but has
done much to darken its future, it is
not unfitting we should ask what this
boaster, Sir Rirthard Cartwright,
promised to do when he should get in-
to office. He pledged himself to give
US a revenue tariff. Does he cull a 20
per cent. rate a revenue tariff? He de-
nounced "the principle of protection
as radically unsound and unjust" to the
farmers. On the night of the 7th June.
1001, he aided to increase the duty on
the farineer,4 coat by 7 per cent. He
once viewed with alarm the increaee of
expenditure ; he today defends n gov-
ernment that has doubled it in 8 years.
He deplored the immense sums out of
which the country had been defrauded
under pretence of building railways ;
he has aided to Carry a measure that
provides for the spending of 75 million
dollars In building a railroad and
pledging its credit for as much more
for rho benefit of the Grand Trunk.
He advocated the reform of the Senate,
and as his contribution to that end se-
cured the appointment to it of a com-
pounder of quack medicines. What has
this man done to fulfil all the promises
he made while in 0..osition? Examine
' his record -since 1:•t& and the convinc-
tion becomes overpowering, that he ob-
tained office under false pretences, that
he has done what he once denounced,
defends acts morn flagrant than: his
opponents committed, that he has
helped to make the name of Liberal a
byword, and is ending his public car-
eer distrusted, dishonored, and, truth
compels to add. detested.
is It In Hurons Too ?
4/ Wm. Rennie, the seedsman, write.,
the city papers as follows regarding
''rets clover Midge" t
'stn West York the heads of red
plfii aw',,are tilled with midge, so that
only an occasional petal will bloom,
Ftarrners wishinlp to get red 'levet'
Meedthis eut1mn should cut their
meedotwa note while the midge is 'iii
the a bry8 stets'.• By doing so
merles s' will be destroyed; and_ the
cloyer hay' Will be more nutritious
than it ctrl'; Cater. I would 'suggest:
OM the 'mowing tincehiile be eft.'to
tot two 0r three inohett.hlgh. This
l lt;ttails growth oil the*wood
of OW** .d Chat ft''w'it hition*
t ,br o od of niolgelnirke
eptilikesliOL
wown Topics
DISTRICT CouNCIL,—On Wednesday
next, June 20th, commencing at 10.30
a. m., the semi-annual meeting of
Huron DIstrict Council, R. T. of T.,
will he held in Clinton. A lamgge
attendance of delegates from subordi-
nate Councils in the County iaearnest-
ly requested. In the evening an open
meeting will be held under the aus-
pices of Clinton Council, for which a
good program is being prepared.
His WORSHIP'S Timmy.—The follow -
Ing appeared in the Winnipeg Tribune
of June 7 : "E. N, Lewis, Mayor of
.Goderich, Ont., accompanied by Mr.
W. Bawden, of Exeter, Ont., arrived
in the city yesterday by the west-
bound train, and paid a visit to sev-
eral of the largest real estate agents
to obtain particulars of land offering
in the neighborhood of Moosejaw and
Regina. These two gentlemen repre-
sent a syndicate of eastern capitalists
who are about to purchase large tracts
of land in the district around Moose -
jaw and Regina. They continued their
journey west later in the day, leaving
by the 0.05 p. m. train. The capital of
the syndicate is over a quarter of a
million dollars."
FALL FAG?, GRANTS,—Owing to dis-
satisfaction expresesd in regard to the
present method of distributing the On-
tario Government grant to agricultur-
al societies, Mr. H. B. Cowan, super-
inteudent of that department, has
been investigating the work being
done by the various societies in the
Province. Some glaring discrepancies
have been discovered. One society
receiving a grant of $380 paid out $2,-
410 foragricniturai purposes, while an-
other society receiving a grant of $800
paid out only $1,458. A third society
receiving n grant of $080 distributed
only $040 for agricultural exhibits. A
still more glaring inconsistency is af-
forded in the case of Nottawasaga
Township Fair, which received a Gov-
ernment grant of $80, but paid out 81,-
01$ _for agricultural purposes, while a
leading d
isGict society in F
astern On-
tario,.receiving
a grant of 5800. Amid
out only $1,125.for agricultural prizes.
Many of the township societies which
are receiving considerably smaller
rants than the district societies are,
it has been discovered, doing much
better work. This information, it is
felt, strongly supports the stand taken
by the officers of some of the township
societies who are advocating •that the
Government grant should be distribut-
ed to the societies in proportion to
what is actually a pent on agricultural
work.
THE HOSPITAL SITE.—Bm•missels Post:
Wednesday afternoon of last week
the first sod in connection with the
proposed Alexandra Hospital, located
at (ioderich, was turned by Warden
Bowman, amid auspicious surround-
ings, a report of which appears in this
issue. The ladies who const flute the
Daughters of the Empire, with Mrs.
D. McDonald as Regent, have labored
Indust. lonely and faithfully in the ad-
vancing of this praiseworthy and hu-
manitarian project, and deserve hearty
support in their efforts. It appears to
us that a inietuke is being niede in the
location chosen for the building, as it,
is ton close to the public school, will
take many a dollar to cultivate trees,
hedges, lawns, eta;., and is not then as
desirable a site as smile others. We
hear the fine property of the late M.
C. Cameron, with arrant two acres of
hind, can be purchased at a reasonable
figure, end with a small expenditure
the residence could be fitted up, we
understand, to very well meet the
necessities of thecase. The nmount of
money in hand is not very large. and
the pteiper Maintenance of these char-
itable institutions often requires hettefr
financing than the construction of
thein. Building material is costly and
labor high, end it is a well understood
fact that properties can often he
bought cheaper than they could he
built. The Cameron property is in
fine condition and the site an admir-
able one, so, as an outsider. desiring
the greatest success to the Laudable en-
terprise of the Daughters of the Em-
pire, we would suggest the propriety
of even yet negotiating for the hctter
location with its flne grounds and con-
veniences. We believe the carrying
out of this proposition would find
favor in the judgment of a large num-
her of the leaning citizens in the county
town as well as outsiders, and is
worthy of careful consideration before
further steps are Laken in the erection
of a new building.
CULCUll OF n131011M&TISSI.
Late.( Wert et Selene* est T1ds Dna.
terse. asalate.
The prevalence of rbeumatfam In
some form or another, and the largely
fatal character of Its effects, have for
a long time set physicians to ponder-
ing and Investigating asIfs cese.
The cause ascertained, Itowouldt re -
rosin
main only to find the moat effective
asteans of removing It. The verdict of
experience and study at the present
day is that rhenmatlam, of whatever
nature, is a blood disease, and the beat
authorities agree that it N caused by
an excess of uric acid In the blood.
The efforts of students of this aAlic-
tloa, therefore, became concentrated
Ole the stoat effective means et cure. A
tititetly must combine the most effee-
ti of ,ipeeiflcs and It moat be prepared
with sat% care and skill as to leave
ab posalble element of uncertainty.
The result of such study and care la
Want as '113u -Ju." This hs a vege-
table compound In the form of pills
Width tet upon the kidneys in such
a way as to etluynlate weak organs
sad evereome clogged or sluggish coir
dittoes. The kidneys are the [:tern of
the body. 'When they work imperfect -
17.60 Olden they should excrete and
tepell Mtn the system is returned to
the Idled. Theis Millet bloodapoieokn.
'When the ktdtieys are well the
eilCeI NM et, title acid end other pylons
14 aiPelled a the bleedis podded, and
thiteektisiet stay be left to 'nature's
teirtllilelflltlrli; r , ►40 IS yi �o
Gtlae pttl111. Tb. fjlatllll
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Post Offices.
The following post offices (32 in all)
are situated in the West riding of
Huron.
Goderich, Clinton, Holmesville, Por-
ter's Hill, in Goderich township.
L.ondesboro, Constance, Summerhill,
Hedrick, in Hullett.
-Benir$llcr,Saltford,Darlow, Dunlop.
Nile, Sheppardton, Loyal, in Colborne.
St. Helens, Auburn, Fordyce, St.
Augustine, "Prosperity, in West Wa-
wanosh.
Port Albert, Dungannon, Kings-
bridge, Crewe, Belfast, Lanes, Kinta il,
Lochalsh, Amberly, Mafeking,Laurier,
and Lothair, in Aehfleld.
West Wawanosh.
ARM BROKEN.—On Sunday week,
Mrs. Adam McBurney of East Wawa -
nosh was thrown from the buggy in
which she was riding, by the horse
bolting sideways. Her right arm evas
broken, and she received some bruises.
Dungannon.
To SA'Y FAwEwELL.—Next Wednes-
day evening a teatneeting will he held
here as a formal goodbye to the old
parsonage of the Methodist church,
whichieto be removed to make room
for the new structure decided upon.
The program includes a long list of
names well known as popular enter-
tainers in music and recitation, and
with strawberries, ice cream, etc., in
addition to the tea, there should he a
feast in every souse of the word.
Conte and join us.
Colborne.
BARN RAISIN..—On Tuesday of last
week Mr. John McLarty, of the •tth
con., had a barn raising with an at-
tendance of over 90 neighbors, which
with the good ladies who assisted in
preparing the supper made a pretty
large gathering. The barn is 30x30
feet, and was finished on Monday of
this week. In the raising the sides
were captained by Ernest Mitchell and
Hugh Hill, the latter's side making a
good win. Oliver Clank was the
framer and the barn is a credit to hitt.
and Its owner. Here's wishing that
Mr. McLarty may always have crops
to fill it.
Holmesville.
NoTes.—Iatst week C. W. Williams
attended the 0. 0. F. High Court at
Toronto.—F. C. Elford was in town for
Sunday.—Several from here took in
the moonlight excursion at Goderich
on Monday.—Ira Pickard, of Minne-
sota, and J. Hunter, wife and children,
of Dakota, are the guests of Mrs. 1'. C.
Pickard.—Miss Annie Elford, of Lon-
don, is visiting her father.
lhmuacmi.—The choir from here fur-
nished the music at the Sharon anni-
versary on Sunday afternoon and
evening. There was no service here
in the eyening.—Sunday will be Rev.
J. Hussar's last Sunday here.—Next
Sunday the new pastor, Rev. J. Swan.
will preach.
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Turnberry,
VERY SAD DEATH. — Profound
sympathy will be felt for Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Dawson and family, of Turn -
berry, in the very sudden death of
their eldest daughter, Nettie Susanna,
which took place on Tuesday of last
week, under peculiarly sad circum-
stances. About a week ago Miss Daw-
son had the misfortune to injure her
font by stepping on a nail, but no
serious consequences were thought of
at the time, and on Tuesday morning
she was abort as usual. Lockjaw de-
veloped, however, and despite the
efforts of medical skill and the care
and attendance bestowed she passed
away about five o'clock Tuesday eve-
ning. The funeral took place on
Thursday afternoon to the Wingham
cemetery.
W Ingham.
J t • LY Tw E se'ru. —The local lodge No.
741, L. 0. L., is making every effort to
have the coming celebration of July
12th a record one in every respect. A
strong Executive committee has been
formed, and preparations are well in
hand. The following apeakors have
promised to bo present to address the
brethren : Bros. Rev. Richard Hobbs,
Strathroy ; Rev. Joseph Philp, B. D..
Kincardine ; Rev. Wrn. Lowe, Grand
Chaplain of Ontario West, Winghatn;
[h•. Phos. Bradley, Beryls. ; J H.
Scott, M. W. 0. M. of Ontario West ;
other speakers aro also expected. Ar-
rangements have been made with both
the G. T. R. and the C. P. R. to issue
tickets at one single fare, on July 11111
and 12th, good to return on the
13th, from Goderich, London. Strat-
ford, Palmerston, Kincardine, Walker-
ton, Orangeville and Guelph, and all
intermediate pointe. Besides this,
efforts are being made to have special
trains at reduced rates on July 121,11.
Time -tables and rates will be made
known as soon as definite arrange-
ments have been trade.
East Wawanosh.
SIXTY YEARS IN CANADA.—John
Taylor, ofZetland. one of the best
known residents of this section, landed
in Canada sixty years ago last Mon-
day morning. For a number of years
Mr. Taylor worked near Hamilton,
and has for forty-nine year, lived on
his farm in East Wawanosh. Mr, and
Mrs. Taylor are probably the oldest
residents of the township, and theh
many friends will wish them many
more years of good health and happl•
0055.
CANADIAN Drarrte.—We note by
the Transvaal Leader, that Mrs. Don.
son, of Johannesburg, formerly of Bar t
Wawanosh. presided at a "Canadian
Booth" at a Wesleyan (Jhureh fete,
held In Johannesburg recently, We
judge by this description given by the
Leader that popcorn is* "new dish"
in the Transvaal.—'"rhe dishes were
all Canadian—maple cream candy,
real Canadian doughnuts, pink crystal
and great halls of pink and
white. popcorn, MEA, Dowson popped
the corn herself, while a tyrntird of out -
miring epeotators watched the perfor-
lnant`.e. She shook some, grains in a
twits brisket with a long brocnn handle
over a epirlt stove, and Ili d mlitttte Or
ten the yellow kuskwand the
big white kethete lee about the
'basket like *flock et wtTTlilte bwtterfiles.
feelpes for the t attradia it dtabem Wert"
*4 tea.,aatcll
N. D. ROUGVIE Hardware Merchant,
The Square, Goderich,
Heals and Soothe. the bungs tuna
Bronchial Tubes, Cures COUGHS,
COLDS, BRONCHITIS, HOARSE.
NESS, *to., guioker than any rear
edy known. Umbers bars that inf.
toting Cough that keeps you awake
et night, a dose of the Syrup will
stop it at Duos.
USZD 701 EIGHT YZAIS.
I have rued DR. WOODS NORWAT
PANE SYRUP for every sold I have bad
for the past eight years, with wonder-
ful
onderful moose. I never see a friend with a
cough or cold but that I recommend 1trs
M. It Ellsworth, Jacksonville, N.H.
PRICZ 23 CZNTO.
Mr. Jaoksou, of the let line of Mor-
ris, has sold his farm. to A. MacEwen.
We understand that Mr, Jackson in-
tends moving West.
About 50 acres of sugar beets are be-
ing cultivated in the neighborhood of
Bi'ussels for the Berlin factory. Some
farmers have as much as rive acres
under Drop, and will have a busy time
thinning and weeding just now.
While assisting in shingling a barn
on the farm of Joseph Bennett. near
Walton, Hugh Ramsay, of the 17th
con., Grey, had the misfortune to fall
to the ground, as distance of 20 feet.
He alighted on his feet and was badly
shaken up, although no bones were
broken.
The oldest building in the world
that has been uninterruptedly used
for church purposes is St. Martin's
cathedral at Canterbury. The build-
ing wasoriginaily erected for a church,
land has been regularly used as a place
i for religious gatherings for more than
1,500 years.
Recently Mrs. Wm. Marshall, of
Morris, passed away, aged 65 years
land 0 months. Heart failure is said
to have been theau se ofhusband and her dece
hase,
She is survived hp er
two daughters, Mrs. John McCall, of
Morris, and Mrs. Wan. Rath, of East
Wawanosh, out of a family of one son
and five daughters.
A PAPER BAG.
Used as a Lire P It Envoi •
Man From Drownlaw,
o.AA common flour sack—a paper bag—
and the use of his wits saved Chris
Hansen, a hunter, from drowning at
Sausalito, Cal. The Quiver tells the
story. Hansen had been accustomed to
spend the early m )rning hours shoot-
ing on the bay. One morning, while he
was returning in a skid' from tbo bunt-
ing grounds, his shotgun, which was
lying in the bottoms of the boat, was
accidentally dlschn.ged. The full con-
tents of the barrel passed through the
bottom of the skirl and tore a large,
jagged hole.
In a few minutes the boat began to
settle, and the man's most desperate
efforts could not stop the .incoming
water. He grasped the oars and, snatch-
ing a tough paper bag which he used
tor carrying Ws game, began to tie
them together as a float to assist him
to reach shore.
When he bad finished his task he
jumped into the water. The boat sank
a moment later. Hansen could not
swim well, and he found the oars but
little support. He was beginning to
lose courage when he noticed that •
portion of the sack used in tying the
oars together had become filled with
air. He snatched It up and held the
open end toward the breeze until It
filled with wind.
Hansen used this Improvised life pre-
server to assist In keeping him afloat
and easily remained on the surface of
the water. The tide and the use of
Ws legs gradually propelled him toward
the shore, and the drifting man soon
got a foothold.
HER OPALS.
A feasor. Why They Were Not tae
Conus
of Her Misfortunes.
"I think Sir Walter Scott is largely
responsible for the superstition as to
opals," said the traveling salesman of
jewelry. "Be that as it may, it is still
widespread. There is is large jewelry
house In one of the big cities which
wlll not handle opals. This means a
loss of thousands of dollars annually.
The founder of the bowie put the bar
on opals, and the third generation Is
keeping it up.
"1 had an amusing experience when
I was behind the counter of a house
in the east. A. lady came In and, hand-
ing me a breastpin set with opals, said:
"'Mr. Jones, what will you give me
for these stones? They were an heir-
loom In my husband's family, but since
they have come Into my possession my
husband and I have nothing but
misfortune. We lost our resi-
dence by fir ere bas been sickness
In the Cam ly all the time. and he is ex-
periencing business reverses. I must
tet rid of the opals, so make me an ot-
ter.'
"'Madam; I said, 'are you sure that
ran troubles are due to them?'
"'Oh, perfectly sure.'
"'Yon cannot think of any other
causer
'No. Make me an offer, please.'
"'Madam; 1 replied deferentially, 'I
regret to inform you that those stones
ire lmltatlons.' "
Mow Cellulei4 /s Mate.
Celluloid. the chemical compound
which bears so close a resemblance to
Ivory, L a mixture of collodion and
camphor, Invented In 1855 by Perkeslne
of Birmingham. whose name for a time
It bore. The process of manufacture 11
Is follows: Cigarette paper is soaked'
Ina mixture of nitric and sulphurle
acids until it becomes nitrocellulose.
Atter thorough washing, to tree it from
the acids, this cefl(Llose Is dried, mixed
with a certain quantity of camphor,
end coloring matter if required. and
then passed thropgh a roller will. It
le next formal into this aheeta by hy-
draulic pressure and afterward bro.
ken up by toothed rollers and soaked
for some boors In alcohol. A further
pressure and a hot rolling process fin-
ish it, and results in Ivory -like sheets
half an inch thick.
Learn Shorthand at
Home
by correspondence. 10 weekly lessons
will make you perfect.
OBTAIN HIGHER SALARY.
Shorthand is nowadays indispensible
to everybody. Utilize spare bine. Very
moderate fee. We procure positions.
Write for free booklet.
CENTRAL OORRaSPONDSNOE COLLEGE,
216,(Temple Chambers,
Temple Avenue, London, E. 0.
Dunlop
Bicycle Tire
Riddle
Idea for'' an advcrueem.nt for
Dunlop Detachable Bicycle Tires
suggested by Mr. F.. G. Ironsid.,
Antler, As.iniboia, winner of the
prise awarded by the Dunlop Com-
pwny for ih., beet Answer to the
riddle, "\Vhy are Dunlop Detach-
able Eli.) cle Tina I.ke the Jap-
eneae '
it's "To Arms,"
with thea
J Pr
Are and Reepres.
A writer 1n the Ladles' Field states
Vigorously that she U not a believer le
"respect due to age.h "Why respect
Should be cesaldered the sets preroga-
tive of age We thing I have never bees
able to understand. When pspyie have
displeyed coaalstent footballers sr ve-
tufty throughettlt their yeeth sad middle
to what Oswald a relater sad perhaps
wiser gellerttlea bs sittsatell 1St leek
tit to thole With lis►
ow* one rata' ytani Setopod et*
lie „gei O*
tree
mid
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To the Weary Dyspeptic.
We Ask this Question:
Why don't you remove
that weight at the pit of
the Stomach?
?
Why don't yon regulate that
variable appetite, and condition the
digestive organs so that it will not
be necessary to starve the stomach
to avoid distress after eating.
The Brat step is to regulate the
bowels.
For.this purpose'
Burdock Blood Bitters
has no Equal.
It acts promptly and effectually
and permanently cures all derange-
ments of digestion. It cures Dys-
pepsia and the primary causes lead-
ing to it.
NOW FOR WHEELS
,q BRING )our BICYCLES to
t) Inc and have them over
17shauled and made fit for
the 19.4 season. All kinds o
III repairs, and Wheels made goo,'
i,, --.)Th as new.
GENERAL BLAGKSMITHING
Mended to, ne matter how (liRcult lel
me see your job and 1'11 tell you what
can be done with it.
All work promptly and nhnnp?yatmtn, ret
GF3PGE JOHNSTON. ootert-b
Alt GOOD THINGS
must win upon their
merits. The International
Dictionary has won a
greater distinction upon
its merits and is in more
general/intim han' any other
work f its kind in the
English language.
A. H. .ayes, LL.D.. D.D., of Oxford
IIaivsrsity, England, has recently said of
it: It is indeed a marvelous work; It is
dUaoult to oonoeive of a dictionary snore
exhaustive and complete. Everything la
to it—not only what we might expect to
end in such a work, but alto what few of
us would ever have thought of looking for.
A supplement to the now edition has
It -ought 1t fully up to date. I have been
looking through the latter with a feeling
of astonlskuent it its 0oitpletenesa. and
the amount of labor that has been put
into 11.
LET US SEND YOU FRU
"A Test la freIttaetatlea" which anotde
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46.11C. Milt•11i1Ati CO., Nibs..
dortnetteld, Mass.
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Thee. a,o
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tool. you
need
It's " Two Hands,"
with Dunlop,
And the bicycle's
re -tired
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You Can
Save Money
Save Worry
Save Wear
By getting your
CLOTH I NG
FROM—
Hugh
ROM—
Hugh Dunlop
We guarantee
Fit
Price
Quality
WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?
The oldest established
in the County. Next door to Rank
of Montreal,
Goderich.
You Want
a Horse ?
Safety is the first co sideration.
Reliability is very lin tont.
The solid combination can be had at
Robinson's Livery,
opposite the Colborne Hotel, Goderich.
Prices are right and satisfaction
assured.
When you want a rig call at the
office, or ring up 'Phone 65.
Alex. 'Robinson.
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DIABETIC
Patients will t jar of
something to 'their ad
vantage, by writing to
the Diabetic institute,
St. Dunstan's Hill, Lon- rng
don, E. C. J.
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NOTHING TO PAY. oi
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me,
PEOPLE WILL PERSIA'`
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on and
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N trading where they can get the best quality of (r ('" corns
I the most reasonable prices—and it is quite natural th '' °' dobe
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The best brand of Canned Vegetables, the best tdvocated
Canned Fruits, the purest and nicest 'Jams and.,lely rdllion
Toronto
choicest Table Butter, and the strictly fresh Eggs, at fvy tit the
cost ; but much greater value are always found here. v l�r9O' th"
ri.PHONE 110.
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I11o,,ear ('A811 AND TRADE PRIMO;
PAID KOH GOOD tk mica AND FRESH Eoos
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William Knox, Agent for the following well know/
THE
THE
THE
THE
ADAMS WAGON CO., Brantford: an
that makes Canada famous. to
/loo'rpot ar-
NOXON MANUFACTURING CO:,ribtersor `- i`` ;
line without an equal. -`(t, n,
COCKSHUTT PLOW CO., Brantford. Plov-
kinds. Special, the Kangaroo Kid Plow, unegr
in this country.
McLAUGHLIN CARRIAGE CO., Oshawa. B
ers of the best class of Carriages and Buggies in
Canada. One grade only and that the best.
The above goods are alt guaranteed. All parties wishing
anything in the above lines will save money by calling on me
and inspecting goods before purchasing elsewhere. —�
WILLIAI'1 KN():
Corner Newgate and Hamilton Streets, -
Shoes
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Summer' Occaste -� t1 +va�ioa. ''c
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we have a wide rangti,duty.
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of goods. he
To Suit All
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are the proper summer" " alnrr
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have themrfrom :iat,tatr rr-
$1.o0 to $ pits. Govern
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DOROTHY' DODD SHOES for Women se=nd 'heap "°e
in a week
rC w as fol-
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w„Ise l0
Mouth (sing to
Make you These
firers by
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emit is a
musketry
much toted -
fully fully fifteen
dwork is
d an a;jlq•ing can
plephe peo-
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Cards, cs nee are
pays for ^.atter.
.4 acct•
family gout. are ex -
My core
a whole solid year...,rge Oao.
.sitar
?ash -
in Americah Shoe manufacturing.
examine their merits.
WM.
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the end of 19o4.
Cast
ds of wempoan
order will make you hc. I ,etetlet by
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a longtime. i ” enure -
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