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[ERY AND
stare.
THE FASHIONS.
vadat, el Jelelmme ta.t eta Weems
the Fake Ma.
The latest in veils is tar dotted
and imegalerly with Rawl apvta
Magee meet plaster.
Tbsim was a time whoa tb. tint lady
the hied earned a parasol with a coo-
p tepid handle. Now it a may
seg ladies who .arty
A jaunty dress for travelling is of
Steri olored camel's hair with stripes
nog around the bottom of sheeny
in • darker shade.
e serenest butter dishes sre of ad-
ied with
, and they era aoeospw
loves out mach lee.,ier this the linger
Parasols are unusually pretty this see-
n. The oeweet are of rause in various
.ore, dotted with whits polka spots.
wo er three rues are placed on the
., and rosettes are tied on the top of
s stick and on the handle.
Bonnets of tbe latest impnrtatiuo are
othing but a mass of flowers.
SatalI floral wreaths for the nook, with
ods which are brought down over tee
,dice. ere used by young ladies wstb
heir ball dresses instead of jewels.
Coral red, wbiott is not unlike chenY
tor, is • great favorite this season
Yellow dandelions are much u• as
hells
at trimmings. Their fluffy
seed re even more popular. batt. been
Betterflies made of real lace
eon oo all the spew,' hats.
Ornaments made of quill feathers are
tee for hat trimming
dkercbiefa daintily embroidered
Sewers are indulged nn key those
take up the newest fads.
Boots sod shoes of Parisian mase have
.toted toes.
The latest fancy is necklaces is a mrd
t white silk having a slide of diamonds
and ends studded with the same spark -
hog jewels.
Yellow is the new odor in writing pa-
per, and should he .tamped with silver.
The (runts of ball corteges •re orna-
mented with jewelled plastrons made to
tt tha figure.
Cut steel is in use again for combs and
tonnet trtmmtntts.
It is considered bad firm for ladies in
caching pantry to raise umbrellas, so
they all provide themselves with msckin-
oshes in case f a storm.
All the nevi fashionable women wear
:!.ir ekiri• flat in toe hack. a 111110hem-
,: behind than in front, and •lithe trust -
long placed at the bottom.
Hats and bonnets are now kept on the
head by means of splendid jewelled pins.
cotique dargers, and pins with gold, sil-
ver, steel, sod copper, ,bell, and amber
heads.
The benefits of escallop Nevin may tw
;ready enhanced, if, at the same tune,
the b:u.d is beteg cleansed and vital:ze.i
i!v tkiuse of Ayer. Sarsaparilla. A
etit., fresh vigor, sod buoys
. stteud the use of this eoadert..s
-eciciere.
ed -fashioned French lawns.
.mends with sew faces, onoir more en
,1•.p, in their lump, sheer f dd., the
arm of the worriers of fashion as tL.y did
will do my utmost to retain it,
ton to all t.t-urimg as with their
o the
wing floods Marked
y One Price.
ARTMENT
at Uryartweut beteg the KKY
ring.
MUNRO,
raper and Haberdasher
RTSON
u,prnt for •
�elelirared Teas
,1'e Handsome Volnmm
1 every 3 lbs.
ibrary without feeling
f
LE SYRUP 117r.
3ERTSON,
E AND MONTREAL STS.
JfOUSANOS OF RATTLES
N AWAY MILL
hen 1 say Once 1 de .It mese
to stop these des rims, seethes
1 iu es mads the Assam of pulses
truantr eeeii tsrei.aecly to Owe the
of cow reeeieiag a care. Seed et
area a iitt.srratfiare-e-Iar-LHpdrs
ARE
present at a Moder? .
Have it,
Ware and Cutlery ever
'HE BAND.
;ON & Co.
)K HERE!
GOODS.
Stow' , and are offering
UFYl Es. FRUITS. 1St:ULNA
ALWAYS ON BARD.
ed out in a stupe to suit the
CCIAL i .
examine oar eta k. Goods de -
Y & KING,
OOIJLRICH.
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T "THE HE BIGIh l
T E HURON SMNAL,
FRIDAY, JUNE 20,
1890.
TLbi� iiV ib y 1vts. t Mak& AN[IIIeLif.
IM$H NIGHT IN THE HOUSE OF GOM-
MON&
I twit ewr Osegad WItt► Leta. -
Tkrssts of Illeadlebeei-As ladles Half-
way aubstdy-The ILlselera's Appreaaa
-TA* Telegewpb Ceagree•' tr.rpiedty.
Lamas, Jose $A. -la the Homs of Com -
noon Iwigbl Mr. Balfour, replying to Mr
Dillon, denied that the pone charged upon
and clubbed the people of New Tipperary for
Bgbtteg bonfires to celebrate the marriage of
WtWs O'Brien The police, be said, put
but the became because tiny fanned as ob
,trusties fa the street.
Mews. OIII and Limey, Nationalists. quer
tined Kr. Balfour rege7diug the UMvern•
meat's system of "shadowing" tomes in Ire
land. Tb.y wanted to know how slis•lowing
could prevent boycotting.
yr. 11sdfour repelled that no one was
shadowed iiubse be was known to t.o eugaged
is tuUramlauue. The (ioverutueut would
petg iso to relate Use system o,rly on the
esstiMba IML the Psn elhttw priorities'
to (ilea tdr pNaols shsd.,wwl to ab.tam
tram ltl0E64 rive. (Chetan from the gov-
ern/mai samthertt )
Mr. nihil..: "lf after this brutal, abomin-
able outrage there a bloud.b !d at will 1+
opts your heady"
Mr. Parnell a..:e.1 Mr Balfour t., adopt the
Eoglshthat every person se-
emed is innocent until proven to bo gu.lty.
i('beera 1
Mr. iintfour: '•\Will Mr. Parnell undertake
that these baht':e shall not repeat their
crisis. f"
Thus gtsestiou brought out load l'arnellite
cries of '•W hat .-rime"' and a trenwud•ow
upriw on the Tarn.-llite site of the House.
its i)illom he nu •!r excited sper.•h. Hr
4.e.muied Mr italfour and .h,tnats4••l an
apology for the use of the word "came "
A stormy -wee ensued, in which Mr. Gill
aorusel Mr Ilall..ur of lying, and Mr (llad-
:one ehall••u.;t.l hitt t.. prove his assertion
that the Literals resorted to the ,practise! of
ehab'wing.
Mr Balfour .ut.aitute.l the wards: "1a•
tiutidation and but done" for -crime."
Finally the Speaker appealed to the Hou.*
and the patter was dropped
All Weft !west for Leve.
Vitvta. June 1 ; -The .tr•hdrudiess Val-
erie b. -day p uhlety r.an"rmed all claims er
the throne of A'stria in ..seder that she might
marry lir man oo nor rum'e. in. tore•muny
took preen in the Imperial 1'oun,11 Chamber.
It was an aff.eMun; se well as an impressive
sew e. The Ar•hduebes. having Riad" her
formal dcclartkw. which was duly attaebed
and . tented to the Firtpt•ror and
asesbeni of the imperial family ant said a
loving hmmlrn.t wn obi make a true woman
happier than • themes.' throws. The Em-
peror trw.k his daughter in his arms and all
present were deeply 1 inched.
The inerraaa Army Hill.
BEAI.ta, June It; --In the Reichstag Com-
mitter oo tlw Army Lill trolay Herr Rick•
errs moti,W to determine. she !veno eff-o-tive
annually was rejected. 19 to 9. Itickert't
metiers to reduce Gr.- lawn •,f weeir a twr
year- wa• •so r_nrt*.t. 1• to lis. The fiat
peragrsl.h of the loll was adopted in its
orugintl form 17 1.. 11. Th•• remaining para-
wrat.hs were agreed to and the entire bill was
passed, 1', to 11
Is ft cholerw-
Merman. June 18. -- Tre Governor of Val-
etxtL jsjsq erimg from choleraic diarhh.rea.
is the days tf our grandmothers.r• announced in the r,tate
that it haat rot been proved
'eery pretty American alta,free^les for
that the ddea. now prevailing at
ia and h. use wmade up with Puebla de RoRat rs Asiatic choler
are cattle and eollanear,gntmarepesand wsiat- send ti,tr, was no.-su i'- for alarm it was
.ata of white pique, duck or butchers further stat..) that the is cant of Health had
nen. or ecru camas.
decorative art craze of the Eiglah
,, at the moment is wood carving. a
ate which has been fostered by the
senta.blwtation t.i Valencia sial hail taken
sanutar% measures to prevent the spread of
the diaeaa.
!envy-4.ew. H M. Want
rk el the South Kensington Simms Bartnrty June 10 --Henry it Stanley
this dop>.rtweot of art stella. has leen tendered and has accepted the Gov -
it is not to be denied, even street er.er-(;tnerzWiip cif the. r'. ug' Free Stat..
ons do trait a little in the beck, but lie will not enter upon his duties until the
all that the fashion originated in the ',ginning of lout, motess he ob-oil be reaped
ident of skirts being r.Isa'.d of stre's upon to sesuieo them earlier by King
d bustles when flat backs first came in Leopold.
Or ,treat • year ago. - --
!(averro . Mary.
Nothing can be prettier for a hal! or Lo en os, June ill t hitt' eight persons he-
bt mourning goes than roe of striped
sides the parties and the offici-
ite and gray silk, ope.•worked white stung clergyman an,
l hie atteu.Lnu will be
brutdery for a yoke and quimpe, and t at the niarripce of Bury Anderson
k gra velvet bands, belt, collar sod bracers
y to yr.:tavarro in the rinliarlan church to -
tis to deepen the tone. morrow. There will be no bridesmaids.
se back Imp butterfly flatters and Tree bride and groom will gout theirhoney-
tishoe on tulle hats and bonnets, on moon w Venice.
ing and d on the skirt., a nig Mills.
low front of the bodice on tbeshould• Xxw 1 omk, - -1 hr. Worm esti-
,
esti-
, and not ly it hovers over met.. that fully . •. • famili,
were 'time,'
parasol and the everting coiffure. by the . in tasting the census of
he a;.i.hyne embroidery bands. bor- this city.
and motifs, which c one in delicate -
bailed colors, with gold and sliver
ries in old poir.t c• ops stitches for
grounds, are among the most bosuti-
!ntngs that are put on summer
ynw N.
yptns green cloth gowns, harine
et sleeves, collars and cuffs applique
to the cloth with gold cord braid in
Ili or intricate Greek patterns.
k well with turbans or capotes to
tel, and are suitable for any sort of
liebt function.
'My father, at about the age of f f 7,
t all the hair from the top of his heal.
er one month's trial of Ayers Hair
r, the hair began coming. and, in
months, he had a fine growth of
of the natural eohu."-P. J. Culler,
togs Springs, N. Y.
e latest npeninvs of crepes de chime
e grounds of shaded effects in delicate
tel tints, nn which are all sorts of
nge (oriental designs, blobs of white
t look like star dost or phnsphnres-
t seri jelly, and irregular figurines of
rentionslized objects irom the sky,
h, air and caster.
me Of the most a:q.isite gent and
el setting seen in a Fourteenth street
ow consist in the revival of what L
led "inetsthle settiHR." Oma 1*11.
ne, amethyst, ptmk nv y.1-
Viz, npai or asset is sartaHsisi
umoade, and no visible metal
how the ooheien is assampiilMi.
Tlrhbee.e, a. t r. H. K (+a.
'7 take pleasure in esrtifying that 1
ye used its Fowler'. Z:teaet of Wild
wherry in my family tog years illi
its sure euro for diarrhtes and ism
complaint both for ehiidtrs ami
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rrepesed 011eelea be die Jews -Abd ane
Ulna .,..d.
OrrswA, Jane Il- 'G...r.l Assembly
began the wart of tie mead week this mart
lug at 054 o'clock. The rest of Ilatarday
a(tenon, gad of Blmdsy lad a nslre hiag
ffect upua the to mbern Tb. asses eseicae
w lien uday evening• a C'oltgny Collage was
in every senses woo.. and the bamday rat-
s as a the lismk-su ret Church were largely
attended.
The Are natter that was brought afore
our wort at Una morning's emeion was an
1•{arl case front foil bearing upon the
eatwsu of a lot -noon fur • mw church.
w AsewnWy, after considering all matters
t, ,stung to the appeal, decide( of would be
inadvisable just al present W grant penal".
..on to the petiuuuiug to I. -
to
....s e w • new uta for the kmatim of the
, ..y.atsl new church.
A long discuselou was held over a proposal
to establish a uu..iot to the Jews in
1',I.�tiuc. A a:rn of 48N1W/ is now in the
mei, ..f the church for such • mission.
it was reeved by Mr. Mortimer
sari .d Toronto, seconded by Principal Mac -
1 .car hit Montreal,
That • miaow Loth. Jews lis established,
1 oat Patau. be the &id and that Jerwa-
1.•rer be the I , also that all nat-
ters relating to be plated un
charge of • special committee of the Amem-
1.ly."
Principal Grant, seceded by President
forret, moved:
••That the General Assembly expresses
gratification at the anew which has at-
teu/erl the inquiries prosecuted by the
Foreign Ifiseions Committee, and its special
thanks to Mr. Mortimer Clark instructs the
Fereieu Missions Committee to appoint a
s decremnittee to prosecute inquiry further
and especially to astwtaiu whether it would
be desirable to cooperate with the Free
Church Mission in Tibenas for • tune awl
whether there are promising candidates for
such • mission. and to report to the next
lleneral .1 amen bly. "
An to the amendment to send
the whole matter down u, the Presbyteries
to report Rein was voted down by a
large majority, and ultimately Principal
Grant's was carried over the
original motion of Mr. 'Mortimer Clark by a
majority of 114 to lit! and became the judg-
ment of the court.
1 ru an invitation from Kingston the Gen-
eral Assembly decided to meet next year in
nor-Ltrnsskrse lat-y and within Ott: Ay.tsww'a
('hurcb there on the uuoeond Wednesday eday Ot
June.
The Aged and Infirm Ministers' Fund u
div.ded into the Eastern and Western me-
lions.
er
tions. In the maritime rec•uou the receipts
are nate. Out of the fund lit aged unnisters
have teen paid 0 =?4. 1n the western
cruise thio trceipts, to $15,144,
were made up of .. . J.,colkectiuns
and donations. ministers' rtes, interest, in-
veetnents and proceeds from the hymnal
:examinee: The : . . part of the fund
amounts to 411,3ri1. Sixty-seven annll:tAnts
participated un the fund during the year.
An effort is being made to cis" the endow-
ment to i'1U1,(lllf). In the event of this sum
being raised w;thin two years Sir Donald
A. Smith promisee toward Lite fund Ir.looae•
buriug the year Mn ('lark of Quebec left te
the fund 44110(► acid Mrs. Nicol of Powderer
iAl.uMl.
At the evening sermon the ltank-etre t
Church was filled from platform to donor
After routine the matter of
French was brought before
the house in an elaborate report, covering
the year's work. presented by Principal
MacVicar et Montreal. All-in-all this hie
Moen a year in this
The funds, $•;1,:'t'., against $44.91:; the pre-
vious year, are higher thhn those of any
year in the history of the work.
one of the features in the year's ree'rJ
is the purchase of Coligny College,
a ladies' college where young women may re-
ceive a c rupetest training in French. Eng-
lish, music, Ac., at moderate rtes, at a .,.et
of 0•JII.000. The Pointe aux Trembles .*•h..o',
the girl' school, the C.4p urtag- .1.• Parlia-
ment. etc., are doing efficient ,melee.
A new workman in the person of Ps •v. J.
Taylor war appointed secretary at a salary
of 01000, charged with the direction of the
work generally and instructed to present the
claims of the board to the church. ltev. Dr.
Parsons and I)r. Burns spoke upon the re-
port in cordial advocacy of the work gener-
ally.
The question cam up next.
Rev. U Stiles Fraser, Convener of the Tem-
perance Committee. press anted to the .s. rn-
bly the result" of the• responses that had
MID! to enquiries sent down to congrega-
tions and . (In the .abject of
-Temperance" there has a rule +on- clever
speechifying. In the Supreme ('ours of the
F Church there are • number of
in men and another
portion that might be allet "broad" ..o this
quos.
The committee brought in a number of
Lions, wane of which were called
in qe�u.ation. As the hour of adjournment
ar**ed none of the members were just he
ginning to warm up to the imties. Their
ardor was restrained for the time bring
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RELIGIOUS NOTES -
Serenity end pun -be artednew are th.
kind of peace that has meat of heaven.
Infh,ite se are the varieties of life, so
manifold are the paths te saintly chan-
ter. He oho has sot food out bow
directly er isdtrvntll to make.v.rything
converge toward his s. al's tractifoation
hes es y • t mewed the meaning of this
lila.
■Lard'. Liniment ler prwmaa»ms.
N..t alone to know, but to set aocord-
lsg to thy knowledge, a thy destinetiw.,
prooleims the voice of inmost noel.
Not for indolent Tattoo sad stu-
dy of thyself, nor for brooding over v-
uUJne o1 pity - -u. , der action was exist -
MOW gureu thee ; thy actions, and thy
eon alone, determilte thy worth.
Ftchw
mill+..', Ply TM.
Slaughter House Flies in millions.
Thy are safe, leanly and effectual 111.
The Highest Geed.
Doesyour soul regard earthly thimgr
as the highest, and the business whish re-
lates to them es your weightiest employ-
ment 1 Then ,s )our soul like the aees.
.if the see, shich are driven and blown
by the wit d ; it is given up to eternal
disquiet and tr■nsitnt change. For
manifold end varied are earthly things,
and whoever gives himself op to their
domihuon, his soul is dragged hitter and
thither in all dirtctioos by hope and fear
by joy and eeurow, by desire for gain and
by pain at loss, And how shield the
grace of the Lord and bis pesos male
their dwelling in such a disturbed soul !
Oh, my friends, whatever earthly calling
way be allotted us -however spiritual in
its fuuctione, however blessed in its ef-
fects- if its drive us for-
ward in breathless haste upon lune',
I a h ; if we think we can Dever find tree
to stand still and to think were we are
and whither we will go, and to retl.•ct on
the heavenly u d eternal c.hieerns of our
immortal souls : if payer has lost its
power and the Divine Word its charm.
for hie, then we have cast away our life
upon a fearful error, upon a fleeting
dream ; then are we, with all our apple -
nut r.chnees in bodily and spintnyl
goods, really poor -very poor. (Y -
have, like Martha, much care and
trouble. but the highest good, which
alone gives to our life its worth and sit:-
ntticance, is waetiug.-Julius Muller.
A Quebec Quake-
Crwwtivn, Qui'., Jun! 10. --An earthquake
shock was felt here at Tui this mornino. It
moved from east to west.
TORONTO TOPICS.
A Lively Time In the )Methodist Confer-
ence A 4ewapaper aenamliosx.
Tosaoxvo, June 17. -The Toronto Method
net Conference bad a lively time to -day over
• n'mart of Mr. Joseph Tait, M.LA., at
Matsrlay's meeting of laymen. to the effect
that ne denomination was burdened with
priestcnft so much as the Methodist. After
a long and hot diecnedon it was finally
decided that the remark was mad. in
a Pickwieltanl sense and was mere ()biter
dicta. A renlutinwn of cordial sympathy
with and confidence in the minietry was
passel and the conference nettled down
quietly to routine.
At , o'clock phi+ evening Willie (),born
aged 17, living with his parents at No.
L)rommnld-place, wee playing with some
etwnpdniona on the bonen of I..gs west of she
Northern elevator whin he mimed his foot-
ing, fell tote the water anal was drowned.
A general sleuthing of tie munkipal met -
mates has brought the rte down M 14,54
Within the past four days the eity, and
more particularly the West End. has Keno
Bonded with bogus elver quarters. They
hear date Pen and are almost perfect 1a
ere..01 .
pSerw b • gesubse a limUt 1. newspaper`
dem over the annownomeet made the merit
lea that Editor Edward Ferrier ham dssd
bise.assellaa with The Mall endow Jolly 1 wet
a
become UMW ea/11evW writer on The Qb.*.
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0 it 1a atserMd test 1116 116dis•d (,lae0w.fgl0
dosed the trwamallsa,
What's the Semen?
The causes of summer complaint, diem
hies, uysentery. cholera morbus, etc ,
■re the excessive hest, eating green fruit,
over exertion, ni.pure water and sudden
chill. Dr Fowlet's Wild Strawberry is
an infallible and pronipt cure for all
be,ael cowvlaints from whatever cause,
NEST OFFICE 1
Insurance,
Conveyancing,
Land, Loan and
DIVISION COURA OFFICE
C. SEAGER
has renins -1 !obis hew office -Re' e Mc Lean l
'new thick c{ partite the market.
MONEY TO LEND
on Mortgage and N°1'-=.
7
Beauty CORNS,
CORNS
L desired and .thm1sd by .11. Ammo
the Wage erhieh may haat he dame r
eahaaoe personal
basely le the dal,
w of Ayer's Hair
V Igor. 11 o matter
what the solos d
the hair, this preps -
Fallon gives It a lar
tr. gad phooey that
adds greedy to its
charm. Mhould the
hair be We, harsh,
dry, or terming gray,
Ayer's Hale Vigor
will restore the
cola, brtag out a
n ew growth. and
render the old soft and shiny. for
keeping the scalp clean, cool, and
beslthy, there to so better
is the market.
" I am free to confess that a trial of
Ayer's Hair V4pur has convinced Ile
that it is a genuine article_ Iia use has
not only canoed the hair of my wile and
daughter to be
Abundant and Glossy,
but it has gives my rather stamped nine.
tache a respectable length and appear-
ance." - R. Brines, Oakland, Ohio.
" My hair was oaring out ( without
any assistance from my wife, either).
I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor, ming only
one Mottle, and I now have as fine a
bead of hair as any one could wish fur."
-R. T. Scbaatttou, Dickson, Tenn.
" I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor in my
family for a number of years, and re-
gent it as the beat halt I
know of. It keeps the reale clean, the
hatr eon and lively, and preserves the
original color. My wife ham used it for
a long time with most satisfactory re-
sults.' -Benjamin M. Johnsen, M.1).,
Thomas Hill, Mo.
" My hair was becoming harsh and dry,
but after using half • Mottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor it grew black and glossy. I
cannot express the joyand gratitude I
feel." - Mabel C. Hary, Dh'iavan, Ill.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
raalAaaD IT
Or. J. C. Ayer et Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists sad Perfumers.
711Ei ._ fO LIE AL' I).
CARLING'S
ALE & PORTER
CARLING'S BAVARIAN
LAGER (Bottled)
For Bale by
G. H. PARSONS
d A1.B14)N BId)CE. OODKRICH.
HEALTH!
is the first consideration: without it
Life is not Worth Living.
Defective plumbing is too often m coerce of
many of the Ills the flesh is heir to.
SAUNDERS&SON
devo,e their time to following the lapel
known methods of
Sanitary Plumbing
Awn
House Drainage,
and are eed.e oring io do
ONLY FIRST-CLASS WORK
1l yen Intend patting In w., • or n'omh.rc
however. 11111e ask them for s pore e.
The Cheapest is not always
the Best.
tniock. a:l the r'.00tteri gypsum of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, r:i rry-
irtgGt yrhi:tle:1v witho.it the
eyeless*. ail he in u.-itise ani foul
humors ef tko mecrettona' at the same
tis. Correcting Acidity oe the
Itolnmah, curing BiliouHH mm. Dys.
=Headaches, Diswirtwe,
urn, Con°'tipt'iticro. brynea0
of the aki:s, Drw* •)dine+,. at
Yulei.mt±
., Jice. Balt EbouL ,
leryslpola3. 13cycftila. Flnttcriz'g of
the Het rt. Nervousness, and Oen_
oral D.4't:ity • all time and many
other so.,:.ar Complaisds viet( to tt.o
My(Dinftay cif lIcraDOt7Y
crimp
MIL I(N is OIL. : mr1 o a. TmeatI.
...tent 7-
C PeR_ BOOM
CORNSI
CASE'S
Corn Cure
eemoves all kind. of Ilard and ,(oh roma.
Warts, ere., without pain oraettoeance. itis
+ olesure sect elfertu.d ren nI, then ie
ne curil existing It wt; nut e',rr trotting
roosery rt sod brunt h. (Inc. u.ed see ter wi
he regretted ft.fuee oil euletltu*e. Full
directions with each bottle. Trite :.o.
ra&PAaab o. tet ret
H. Spencer Case,
chemist and hrusaisr. 1s king t. West
tlaniito..Ont.
Sold to F. Jordan.
'aha Great Remedy
CATARRH.
BRUGIVIANSIA
a I
TOWN PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
*loo AND UPWARDS
1 have a lenge number of Itou.iea and Lots
and Vacant Lands in the most desirable parts
of the Town Fwl SALE costar.
Xow is the time to assure property before
the Big it :rh. The C. 1'. It. is touting aur .
and Inc. si,ort time priers will have advanced
beyond the reach of many.
Call and -.e hist and Prices hrtore purchas-
ing else x here.
R. RADC'I.1FFE,
Real Eatsre and General in+',ranee Agent
OMrx
West -n•., third door from Square.
R Ticket and Telegraph Office. 5441.
ARMSTRONG
FAANIVG 11111 AND PUMP WORKS de best once in a While, tluiut to
pay h•.- alta hal, a Floor article
orn.'
Warranted
A SURE CURE!
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
It..I. K. GuItE.
Sole Patentee and 51
GODSBICH. oN'r.
WOOL, WOOL
(HIGHEST PR10E PAID FOR WOOL"
The Proprietors of the Godcrich Woolen
Mull have nut their mill in thorough repair
and are now prepared to noanulactere for the
farmers at emit reaeon,hle priers that ii w ell
nay you to beteg your wool and have it mane-
laetnred. We stake
ILA MISTS. rL.tll\W, !'dals and nasty
all kinds of Tarn+.
FANCY YARN CARPETS
made to order.
,Moist:. faHN1si Ab. 11111(51 11101116
We have an nrnee on K wgston- 4. w here orders
can he left and wool taken in.
Your eetronlege i, re 41W,tfolly so!ir4ed.
J. DICKSON & SON.
:,ll. Len
@UALITY
ALWAYS WINS!
As the Old Darkey said
"I'se rayther Tiny more an' hal)
ARMRTRONO'S IMPROVED
Grain and Seed Cleaner
is 'generally acknowledged ro to the hest ma.
chine merle for thoroughly cleaning grain •nr1
seeds of all kinds.
Separates all Noxious Seeds
and chess from grain at one defining. Lacing
and cleaning all timothy seed at the sarre
time oat of any kind of grain. It riin tie fitted
ea or. no mistier how old he rodi ie. and
makes it do as ‘004 work or le tier than the
Inoue improveri new mills knee n.
lt allows no geed to be ti:ow n into the chaff
It Cleans Speedily.
ATEvery cleaner warranted to work as repre-
sented or no Imo. so
nrderieg by mail xi., ism*. wWith of
phor end nuoe of maker of mid if esserenient.
and If oboe has 4144$ elosie or tOe old faishwitt-
eft hind shake.
A large neat •y et
FIRST-CLASS PUMPS
on hand 1 from Meow,' 10,te
imariered pine.
:,;•,0 orders by mail promptly attended
to. Shipped to any point.
D DB/CBS
ARMSTRONG BROS.,
GFoderioh, Ont.
ATENTS
CAVEATS, TRADE MARIS 111111COFTRISNTS
/ no a, nett . rated all Imaireas in the I' l'sten
(race attended to at MODENA TN FP 103.
Owe nines Is opposite the it Potent tle
See, and we ran obtain Palliate la lent time
Ursa those resent e from W RII I No rifpN.
• vise ma to pateetshilite_ free of nee • arid
led ON -
we rake NQS:MARGE UN
'Winos, Liquors, itc
We refer le the
I G. H. PARSONS
nem RUM
te er the
ia year
(Iiir Tea TratIc
Yon can get tip,
BEST VALUE !
CHAS. A. NAIRN'S,
CHANGE OF BUSINESS !
THE OLD AND RELIABLE
/CAST AT.
FLOUR AHD FEED STORK
HAA CHANGED H •NDS.
The irehlie are hereby notified that the ir
Rae feed temineee formerly carried on try A.E.
whit will carry It on In all Its twartehee at the
I • niter the IMMIligereeiril of former promos -
owe this Imeisseas has teem he moot suoreter
fnl in int tine of any in town, wed a, the new
pmprielOr has been denuded with It tor
over eight reeve here will he no falling off in
tow enemy formerly tr. Alleged la keoplast It la
the treat rank.
ifionds delivered ,o all parte rti=
The latest and hest linen et
always oe band and "Mee eseefe la
VIRAL J. VlDBAN..
wmen for their 11 peerizediazijimi
Cralait ales
Mg itneeelninfal%e="1J. ▪ 4= sr=
MB be faiuml la be a thanes's!, reliable Pima.
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