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OR -PON f MCINTYRE
Beg advlsti 'de arrival of a very
choice, seasonable' ` goods, admirably
nutted theploasant warm weather that
we area ow enjoying, suibh 'as Victoria
Lawl> from lee, up,. Muslins from Gel
upwards. A11 over lace flouncing at all
prieesa- a best value inthe 'market,
The ladies aro- :cordially invited to
anapeot these goods, as well as many
other lines egpallr suitable for the warm
seasort.
In. men's and boys' ready-made suite
we have a nice assortment just opening
up te-dav, Any person wishing to get 4
nice suit cheap should give us a Gall. We
have :lots . Qf. straw :hats in white , and
colored and they are selling fast, fox' the
ric do
p es the selling, Our trade in
ordered Suits is keeping tivell-'•why should.
itno't be so -for we have the right goods
at right prices, and .we always make
diem yup in the ' very. latest and best
styles. - '
How those choice teas of ours vire
sounding. our praises 1ean be judged by
the extensive sale they are having.
GORDON & 1VlcINTYRE...
The Big Brown'Anceack.
•
Dominion Grand Lodi. of Good' emplaret.
The Independent Order of Good
Teruplars held' their annual meeting in
Jfeterboro last week. This order. date
Its 'origin to the state of New York,
where;.in,1841, the .first lodge was
organized. The ;character of the'
organization quickly impressed itself
upon people of ' other parts of - the
United States, extending to our own
Dn 1n1•nieo,'so• that by .186'0 the inem„
berohip had reaohe•1 nearly 100,000.
By 7874 such wonderful progress had
been made that the meinbei^ship was connection with the lodges throughout
with;8,668 lodges, scattered: through the
out the United States, Canada, Eng -
subordinate Province,
a t eve exry ists. The pulut er y
land; Scotlaird, Ireland,, 'Wales,. New
Zealand, Australia, Sweeden, Norway, movement will he a prominent feature-
Gertitany, France; and'even benighted of Red Gross work, and,` acing cot
Africa. At the meeting of 'the li W ducted ,under an organized circle, it is
G L of the world, which convened til believed that in tan be pushed with
Edinburgh, Scotland, in, May last, .the greater vigor and success theft hereto
reports showed the ntiinber of lodges fore; .The proposal' tr iustt,u'te i the
to be 13,000 and the membership 600,-
000.
The thirty. eighth session of the
Grand Lodge of Canada was oalled to
order by ,1 no E Wilson, of Galt, G 1'
0. The .G 0 T, after welcoming the
members, reported a decrease of mein-
'besbip iii Soule sections, while others
show a •..considerable increase, The
effects of two elections, the Provincial
and Dominion, had a detrimental
effect on the work of the order, inter-
fering with the arrangements for field
work. During the year the G 0 T
devoted aoonsiderable amount of time
entirely to the interests of the order;
travelling over 6,000 miles, addressing
85 public meetings, 7 district lodge
sessions, 15 court conventions, besides
200 lodges and juvenile, temples. Ete
reported that 73ro.E Dawson had due
good work for the Order in Muskoka,
Nipissing, Algotua, and Parry Sound.
He also did work in S}meoe, Brace
and •Elgin.. His' •record shows over
400 new members in 19' lodges.
The Grand Secretary, Thomas Law-
less, ;.reported 5,825 initiated, 1.86
admitted by card and 387 `reinstated,
Braking, a total of .6898, while losses
from suspensions, withdrawals, etc.,
amounted to 7521, showing the pre -
emit membership to be 11,,932, in the
province, with a total of 806 lodges.
The Grand 'Treasure+r, A Burritt,
reported the receipts $4,887.07 and
the expenditure $4,832,07, while •`the
assets over liabllites•shows a balance
of $558 56,
The following resolution was moved
by Mr 1' 5 Spence, of Toronto, second-
ed by • lte,v W L Scr tt :—"To }kik
Peter White, Speaker House of Com-
mons, of Ottawa : Kindly lay before
the Houso,of Commons this metier -
tial :—Grand Lodge of Good Template
in session here assembled, represent-
ing twelve thousands citizens of On-
tario, earnestly urges the House of•
Commotio to oppose every attempt to
evade the straight issue stated 'in the
resolution introduced by members for
Guysboru and to vote for immediate
total prohibition of Canada'a curse,
the 'traffic. in iutnxieating beverages.
The uortrrnt ,tce on juvenile t e
work then
he i
presented their report, which wee dis-
cussed seriatiin at a considerable
length The report asked that the
superiniendenee of Juvenile Temples
in each lodge be made annually in
plane of quarterly as now, that meas-
ures be adopted. to create'a greater in.
tersst 'in the work among the subordi-
nate lodges, sagrf•rsting that one tight
in each tlnart.er he devoted to juvenile
quarter with a view of bringing the' the T O G T Grand Lodge . r a
d o,. Good ! nlao,ell to oils••°
mooting in
whole membership into sympathy with Teterboro lest week, M Metcalf
the
in.In Grrit'1i ,Lodge. .
Templar work.. The report gave rise i --..On Mond Ora ray,You '
larger p f the afternoon, while the Ant trine stool, theirrecelit scorclling, Wishes to inti►uate to the ladle o
remarks of the various speakers ; but owing to the brine not being stronn e s f Win, llairi and surrounding country
hrouglat out the fact, that the work of j Snout h tl • l
they Invd to desist ca
children and conduotia the wok to ` will retain their.iatereste, is surrounded `come up and be mads good,
y ) ,Y tun; + iaparliai;
to a discussion extending over the ' commenced timuufneturtug salt for the'
l' r cr art o I
MISS A. BOYD
the juvenile department'' N °e i^ i r was91 SUMMER 189
n , lrt,u:; l 1f ttkare in some that her stook of
imparting tea peraueo principles to the tubing, S FRI N G-
„ r ly some of the tubing consequent. . it M
ll have to.:has arrived and is now opened out, The stock is well assorted and
by many difficulties ; it also showed
how deeply,tbe work had impressed
itself en then: whole Order. The j uve5
nile membership has increased 40 per
cent during the year, and the Juvenile
Temples 38 per cent, . Totallodges
were now 50,; aocl the membership
2,857. Thei report was adopted.
The Grand Secretary laid on the
table the report of the R WGL
which 'held its ,session ill Edinburgh,
Scotland, its May last. , Tho report
was a lengthy document showing that
the membership is now 600,000, and
the number of lodges 13,000, scattered
throughout every part of the habit.
able globe, New Zealand, Australia,
(Jape of Good Dope, Swedeen,'.Norway,
Germany, Trance, India, and other
fereigli parts, besides England, Scot-
land, Ireland, Wales, 17nited States
and Dominion of Canada.
It was resolved that the Grand
Lodge petition the Ontario Legislature
to prohibit the issue of licenses at any
railway station' or within 200 yards of
same, 'and that all Si1bordina a Lodges
be requested to so likewise.
The report of the Committee on the
White Cross And White Shield move-.
went was presented, It recommended.
that a :special standing committee,
consisting 'of Mrs W L Scott, J ,,V
Turnbull, J B Hay, and J S Robert-
son, • be appointed to further the
organization of Red Cress circles in
;gad Cross degree, which will occupy a
like positien,in Good Teurplary+to the
'higher'dehred'of thil3s&ai:et: societies,
tie a Market stepriri; ,advance for the
,Order,. and *ill doubtless • hei,ve an im
portant bearing on the influence and
growth of Good Tetu•Plary in the Pro-
vince. The report was unanimously
adopted.
'Guelph was . settled.:' as the place
tar holding next GranciaLodge . meet-
ing 1t TheteihetiOn 'of` officers resulted
as follti'ws 'Glil 'P,John) L 1,cingrtson,
Toronto ; G• C1o, DYaiini.I iSawyers,
Ottawa; 0 V T,Mrs S A Jiitoheil,
Hamilton ; G Secy, Thomas Lawless,
t.Poronto; G T, Frank 'Metcalf, Blyth;
G 5 J T, Mrs;W L Scott, Toronto ,
Grand Auditors, J 0 Merray,and.J W
Turnbull,Paris. D G G T, A Bnrritt,
Mitchell,
Glenfarrow•
Mr o.nd Mrs A Oainpbefl,of Wellesley
are visiting at Mr Peter Campbell's.—
Mr and Mrs Bickerstaff have returned
to Toronto.y--Miss E Gibson, et Wrox.
titer, spent a few day with. Miss Belli),
Wylie.=—Messrs Farrell acid ,..George,
of Listowel, spent Friday last with W
T Farvell.`Qttice a number from this
part spent est of July in Harristoii
and attended 7,istowel , faces en the
2nd.—A number- from this part took
in the .excursion to: the L-+'xperitnental
Farm, Guelph—kir Scott, of Detroit,
is visiting at Mr J Anderson's; -Satur-
day last, Jas Powell had 1t new harp
erected, which Adds greatly to'the
appearance and . value of his farm.-=
Tne union picnic between S S Nos 5
and 9 was held Friday Matt The day
was tine and the large number present
seemed to enjoy 'themselves; by taking
part in the various- amusements.
The fuotball' match between the
Gorrie Ranger: and the Turnberry
Clippers resulted in a draw, •no goals
being scored. The football • match
between the Bluevale Juniors and a
team from the brick -.yard resulted in a
score of 8 to 0 in favor of the Bluevale
boys. --The following is the half year,
ly report of S S No 9 for the first half
'of 1891: Average attendance for•
January, .04.05 Febuary, 84 8;
Mardi, 54.05 ; April, 29,42 ; - May,
34.55 ; June, 39.68; total attendance
for half year 4250; average attendance
for half year 34,55 ; number of,mimes
on the roll 53. •
Blyth.
OnMonday the retrains of .Another 1 '
dates for June are •!
of our oldest citizbns,MVir Thos Watson,
merchant, wore borne to their last Friday, Sth, Friday, t 9th
resting plaee,followed by a large nutn
work, ati r the regular work of the bor of vehicles and sorrowing friends I
Sul)n, dinittil L•ielge is concluded ; that I to the Union cemetery for interment.
ea - b einporiutenueet of Jtivenile 1'I'he bereaved ones have tiro sympathy
Templet, 1,o retgeeanal t,1 offer the nF the entire onlnnllluity.- -qtr Frank
lir • t to the members of their 'Sub- tele calf and Mistt Clara Moffatt, we
•ttw' .ledge's at least 011011 oath the doles a•ee 1rnn1 'hero whep a..1•'
NADIA
wawa ;
Commencing Prictay,' July 8r
THROUGH LC
FROM
TORONTO
TO.
OLD ORCHARD
ON THE MAINE COAST',
- and to all
WHITE MOUNTAIN RESORTS
contains all the fashionable styles for this year.
A. large
FANCY G J J l' t4` a, ,
ge stock on band consisting of Embroidery,. Silks, Feathers, Flea w-
ers, Ribbons, Laces, i&le,
C3 {
MANTLE DEPARTMENT.
r
ke Mantle Department contains a varied assortment of Silks,
l Satins, Satin Brocades, Flushes, Velvets and Mantle Cloths to cboos,
from.
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Returning, leave ('lel Orchard ]:;very Monday and
Thursday, running through to Toronto during
Summer Season.
For rates and fullinformation apply to
any 0, P. R. 'Ticket Agent.
1 tUOFBETTER,
Tharrk'You®
THIS IS THE UNIVERSAL TESTI-
Iltaif.Yof' those wlw have suffered from
CIfROiiO BRONCHITIS, COCCI'S,
. COLDS, 011 ANY FORM OP VAST -
VQ' DISEASES after they leave tried
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and
HYPOPI'IOSPHiTES
—QD$' Lime d7, Soda.
IT IS ALMOST AS .PALATABLE
AB Id=LK . 12' IS A WONDERFUL
FLESH PRODUCER. It is used and
endorsed ,by Physicians. Avoid alt
imitations or substitutions. Sold by
alt Druggists at SOS. and $1.00.
SCOTT & BOWM; Belleville.
The Coming School of ,Medicine,
B1 7OUEld171 SY3i'G6R
Ghieago, ,Tan, 1st 1588.
This is tc certify. that I have MAID a thorough
investigation of the Rfstugonutie medicines, pre-
pared by Dr J Eugene Jordon, and of his unique
methods of research, and aur ,herefore competent
to forst a correct judgnte,Yt. 1 pronounce then
marvellous products of the hir,hest skirt showirg an
acquaintance with the natural seiencc',Lir in advance
of any savant ivith whose works the world is acquaint-
ed. The amount of tine and painstakin+, which the
doctor has expended upon' the single branch of
spectroscopy, is enormous, and his discoveries steal.
leg. Also having used these medicines hi my own
practice, .1 can say that their actual sucou9s in cur.
mg disease is as great as' their discovery. The
revoldtion of the medical science of to -day is no
dream;it is at hand.
J. 13. S. luso, e1. I)., P. D.
Prof. Chem. and toxicology, 11ah-remann:Medical
College of Chicago.
Tho histogenetic theory of reaching disease is: —
Rebullding the diseased cells and tissues of the body,
with thosa a proximate principals and ferments,
organic bodies, and so oh, which are not mall). pre-
pared in the had h the glands The medicines are
prepared by cheulioal processes Diseases heretofore
considered incurable aro cured by these medicines.
In acute diseases snch as to Grippe, Pneumonia
Typhpid, Diphtheria, etc., the patient improves ai
once.
TESTI ATOM A Its
Mrs, McCullough, 004 Adelaide street east, Toronto
very rapid cure of congestion of liver anti inflow
motion of kidneys.
J 0 Sinciair, 68 Victoria moot, Toronto, bronchial
troubir., effects of la grippe, cm -011M ono week.
C if Wood, 122 Jarvis street, Totonto, kidney
trouble,prat•ol'and constipation,
Henry Iloperoft 144 Markham street. Toronto,
consumption cured in fele weeks
Mrs .1 Fancett, 102 John street, Toronto. female
troubles. IIad been In Toronto General liospitai.
also treated by several physicians. Atter using
14istoecnetio Medicines two weeks was a new Woman,
Jcsoph .1'orkins, 185 Tecumseh, Toronto, remark-
able euro of paralysis.
John Barlangett, Mattawa, Ontario, : nervous
debility, eta, 8b yoa•s; two weeks' medicines did
more for hint than all the other remedies he had
takenn
i the 80 • ' r
ycas.,
Thomas Williams, 10d Robert street, Toronto, eon
sumption cured in few weeks.
T hf Ifamnnnd, $prhl'ttleld'on•the Credit, ant,
hemorrhakes front the lungs and hat ^cutch two
years, consumption, cured in few .1,•elts.
Call or semi for free book explaining the 'Efisto•
genetic oaten). Ono of our staff will visit winihanr
oveey two weeks at
Mantles made to order—Perfect Fitting and lathe latest and most
fashionable styles,
Stamping done to order. An inspection invited.
SOLE AGENCY FOR
a . ather's Glove Cleaner,
., preparation for cleaning kid gloves. It will also remove grease 'ser„
stains from silk or woollen goods. Try it,
Remember Lilo place—First
. Jam_...north
Ed. Dinsley's jewelry
A. BOI? .
Wingham, April 3rd, 18y1.
nee e ofPrI'jj
IG CERTAIN IF THE GENUINE
MeColl's
INE'Oji-
IS ONLY USED.
BE ENERGETIC BY GIVING- IT ONE TRIAL.
AloOOLL'S WELL KNO WN
0 YZt1N 13 T.3 R CD2,TA
Acknowledged the best in Canada.
For Sale by Leading Dealers tbronghout the Dominion.
'MADE ONLY BY
MCCOL1B.OS.&0O. •- t
r. e1aiit
II, D. M. A., L, C P. b' G., M. C. P. S,II: 99UeR!Cfl
SP OT..a.. .rI8 T
TORONTO.
Jonathan Bushart, Listowel, says :—
"After spending all my money and prop-
erty to no purpose on medical men, for
what they termed a hopeless case of con-
sumption, Dr. Sinclair cured me."
Mrs. Mary Furlone;, Woodhouse, says:
"When all others failed, Dr. Sinclair
cured sue of fits." •
W. McDonald, Lakefield, says :—"Dr.
Sinclair cured me of Catarrh."
Geo. Rowed,Blyth, says :—"Dr. Sin-
clair cured me of heart disease and drop-
sy, when all others failed."
Diseases of private nature brought on
by folly Dr. Sinclair certaiuly cures.
CONSULTATION FREE.
DR, SINCLAIR will he at the
QUEEN'S HOTEL, Wingham,
GN
MONDAY, JULY 6, 189 I.
Money to Loan on Notes.
Note Discounted
AT REASONABL2 ' RATES.
Money advanced on Mortga' en at 8, per sent. with -
privilege of paying at the en6of_any year. Notes
and accounts collected. - '
^TiUBT, IITCINDOO.
Or>rue,—Bcaver Block. Wint han, Ont.
Beautify Your Homes!
JAS. H. FRrENX ,
Late of Hamilton and Paris,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMEN-
TAL PAINTER, PAPER HANGER,
FRESCOER,
Would take this Opportunity of informing the citizens
of whighatu and surrounding country that having
had large experience in city work, ho is prepared to
do Alaonstining, Iialsomintngand wall Papering in.
the latest approved styles of plain and decorative
work. Churches, Mils or other public or private
buildings Frescoed in beautiful Colors and esigns
at moderato rates,
Graining in Walnut, Oak, Bird's Eye Ma-
ple, cue, a Specialty,
/memos entrusted to my caro done with neatness
and despatch.
A"e r t`+ Yet vw i- Orderslart nt :ilr. Boss' Dookst4ro will receive
, .. .CI I.d:.v pIotttptattentiott.
JAS. 11. PRIEN1),
Wingham, April 3rd.
TOSIIPII COWAN,
Consultatloai l ree. -
tolirnetiv. ''liruiijing A t.
It fie
Gtirntt Jen Env, Coral*, Obi ne 20p,
t, .e.UOT1UNBER1 ‘,
Ro.,itis ,1•';1::l.ri,:t t:: 'i::l:l tt. szt• ti,hULt ;OI" itt.+? t11;la tl:a *LIC,EXS1 S
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tCceitd.a,itk
for -
P.INE APPLES, ,
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
• 'TOMATOES,
FRUIT OF ALL ItIN'DS,
CONFECTIONERY, ALL RINDS,
'ALMOND NUTS,
WALNUTS.
PEA NUTSt
FANCY BISCUIT OF ALL•TINDS.
A Large Stdck of Canned Goods.: ,
TO JI ATUES,
PEAS,
CORN,
SALMON,
LOBSTER,
cHrcKEN, `
TURKEY,Qaa
CONDENSE ;-OOFIi' *
0AEl 'PIGS FEET.
P'IREWOR$S OF ALL KINDS.
R. FILLS
SANITARY PLUMBIIG
AND HEATING,
ALEX. SAUN'DERS„• ..,
40bERZC2- . :le
LATEST METHODS':'1.7
Particular attention eld. '.
Sanitation it .
at on and. 'exltilatlorl.
Plans and Specifications car*
fully
fully prepared.
'
Repairing Promptly atteasdRi•
ed to.
Three Trains Dail.
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Telephone N.O. 28. j.1
Correspondence Solicited.
TO BREEDERS.
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Regis
Fries
the s
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paid
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