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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1894.
CANADIAN BANK Ot..F,.COMMERPE Bear*...a(C.CIJ.'YI S & I
wACHESON &SON
THE
• H'p OFFICE. TORONTO. arslaewrad • full reuse or
IMOMPIAL 110) in MILLION DOLLARS
MOT.
IL E. WALKER. OINIMAL MANBOIUL
GODERICH BRANCH.
A GENERAL BANKING BwinCle Twa.acrco. FARI.aagt NOTE. DI.cOUNTED.
Down I.WED PAYABLE AT ALS POINTE IN CANADA ANO THE PRINCIPAL
CITIEe rr THE UNITED STATES, GREAT entrant FRANCE, BERNUOA, &a
SAMIROS BANK DEPARTMENT.
DEPOOTs Os M.00 ANO UPWARD. RECEIVED, ANO CU1tnENT RATE. OF INTERTAT
ALLOWED iNYtaasT AMMSD TO Tea PNINOIPAL AT TN. 'ND Or MAY AMD
IN, t•.R IN .AOR VSA&,
*penal Attnetlen given to the OeHect -
and farmer,' Ashes Notes.
mot' Fasiioua6le Halz
A TRAVELLER \
EXPERIENCE.
R. S. WILLIAMS. Msn..P.
_ rim lines in eters Departmut.
*Cal .ed a:am:Le goods and prices, A Bewilderingly Immense Stock to Choose From.
C. R. SIM COI, PARASOLS and SUNSHADES
M./A.ab IIs Cor. d.,uare Gad Montreal
iN
STRAWS
and FELTS
ENTS' FURNIll1CGNS
\E11 OF THE DTSTRV'T.
Room our ownCorrespondenti•
TES LIFE OF A commsaCijj
Ai. MAN - - KEEP KOOl1r Of Every Kind.
NOT ALL SL'IIi3H1NF.. Mere 1e Iaarae•ue■ Mere That t anal..* t» _ Cream and Black Silt laovrs Gall Mitt.: U1 prices, tro►nturnciul,
• le) where 1.1.e se". or 1 Y with at Special Fine Lire for .ac. per hair
teat) specialty M. porter e•e t�M �1.Y *hick
't n ,1frlh u. The ass GIS be weeieslad eery s�y
esto , adc rut it . r
rr
--s
dust opened the most fashionable style of Utiles'
White and Fancy Shirt Wants and Collars. All Masa.
Wool Crepans and Sergss in Cream and Black , new in to -day.
Very .special v-iluea. Handsome Goods. New Serges and Cloths for
Eton Jackets and Capes.
Sprees C-oods
Throughout, the Largest Choice in Goderich.
' Wool Chaplet
.all ;
TIM POPULAR BOOK STOBB Wr AC$E30N & 30
WIWI,- TUE vii
Beam. lib
rEtlsi\ a. , r 4 c wed thea et •, can't -1 readtntl some 0f
in -Highest !'rice` for
`pt' T GODERICH TOWNSHIP. ` y y Eggs and
wNrt tt"ytF #!tit 140.44. 1 thwr 'tet) tntene:sag R,>,,ae which have
Movnal- Sun la.
Magee, teacher at Gee a asst us y 'art leen rem, r� and aro . erg chap. _ -- -
Amara Recorder. Haltl .'\... soon to b of h speed loan •Gape procure one of thans
er
c' F'er;y J A. Lear, union •
the Arm of Machado" & l.leat, taer of
en, 60 Redford iso,, Halifax.N.
.• bmk
from • family of commercial travellers •
Ht. frt.her, James Lear, war on the rad
to Lower Cando with dry good* for twenty
tkreo years, and tow men were more wide-
ly known and esteemed, sod the genial
Percy himself has mast retired from the
ranks of the drummer.after a varied experi-
ence lie knight of the grip, which extended
Over ssventees years aad embraced almost
every ton and village in ('an•d• from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. He ie an extreme-
ly popular young man. a leading member
of the tldfollows fraternity, an otti ter in
the •*3rd regiment u: miltt,a, and • ruing i pr
merchant. i
"How cornea it that you are se fat Gad
ruddy after such a term of iiu•thtsg railroad i
life arid mesial diet. 31r. Lear ' wneationed o
the re w
"Well,- war the answer. "it is • long w•
store, but one well worth tolling 1 wetgk IF
19) pounds to-.lay,and am in better health -to
that 1 ever Irelure wooled in !y lite.
Two years ago I got down to 155 pounds. ; un
Constant tratelling, roughing it on trains t
and to country hotels broke me all up and an
left me lith a nasty ase of kidney com-
plaint and indigestion. My head was alt •
wrong, my stomach bud : 1 was muttering
conti.0 tl /,gins and dizziness. and my F•
urine was •xtremel thickandgravelly. 1 it
begin to get scare I consulted several ban
physician. to Montreal, Winnipeg and ns
other cities, but their treatment did not th
give m.• • particle of relief. t►ue day 1
•
bought a box of 1)r. Williams' Ptak fill,, I,
and 1 node up ...y mind to gore t ban a gorol
teal. They seemed to help me, mod 1
bought • 114MMId. third and fourth box, and week
they ouretl me. My stomach was all right, , spec
the dis•ooes. all left my heal : no more cr
lassitttdc, and all traces of my kidney die. dipped
ease disappeared 1 was a new man, and oo
gained flesh .mmediately, and have never
b,•en trouble 1 sauce. 1 enn,ider my case peso
astonishing, because kidney coa.plaiot, mo
especial' gall stone., is hereditary in our
family. It helped 1. hurry my tether to can
an early grave, widen uncle on my mother's Vok
ode. Dr Whittle, of Sydney, Australia,
had bean a chronic sufferer from gall stones see
from boyhood. 1 was so improesed with 1
the virtues of Dr. William*' Pink Pills that !mem
I *wok the trouble to send Dr. Whittle two •h
boxes all the Tay to Australia. Since nit
dworery of tlfi. benefits of these won lerful J of
little p,nk coated •xtermtwtera of disease, •hnu
ere
1 have recommended the remedy far and
wide, and i could enumerate dozens ot cases dun
Miss M
ill with Cos ten of t6
!r y reoot'er
There will be no sen. w w
ekurch nett sabbath oa •,Y„ut
pietot. 1:0. 3ir t..1, holt,:
• sermon to st . finerso#
Fa.rn Al..- 1hv at ti
rad n eoaaecti..D wttr
rich [owner:p, w,11 be-6elu
nth, •*'the made- :~WW'raise Pic
Sue . at Porter's Hill. Muir.: ty
and speeches hy ret. gntlen.eo.
1. to o. liefreshoeate served on the
Adieuenn 15 uta
tin Friday of ;aa week the rat
and a;hular. et S. S. Nu. 1 torether. with' large number of friends celebrated
annual phut m Mr. 1'olley's grov
iacipai feature. of the picnic w
art, ba..•6. e, football, races
echolan tor prices, tug of war .:aptained t
Trustees .loouaton and Salkeld. Toe to
/ war was an exciting one *ad Inc worn.
when they saw their favorite side givia
y maid Dot resist the temptation
itcaiog to and helping. It rs needless
say that the ladies carried out :het
part well and toe table. groanr
der the delicacies that would temp
he appetite ot the most fastidious
d to which despite the warm day, al
ed to .lo ample ,ustice. In the eve•io
bomber of the young people engaged an
noel hop, which was kept up till of
*her lune warned the merry makers tite
was tune to disperse. Thea they chap
d. anti balanced off 'home, some to r6
M. and others to the lett, all satisti
•1 they had spit an enjoyable day.
DUNLOP.
Trr.na1, June lit.
Sheep shining was on the move last
Tae laird of Lan'ntowoe put up •
tow area. for sheep washing aloug the
eek on ha farm, which, after be had
his sleep he iciodly let hie neighbors
J
Leeburn farmer. use for the same pur-
emu, - -Harry charters, of the com-
ivial and thriving township of Tucker-
, gave oar burg his first visit this
breathing in 'Jeep admiration of our
e and other point, of interest about
e. He will *gain come up, but not to
the lake. Dor et talk- politics, but a
interesting subplot p but • liWe bird
tapers "stop now."'
rriu': Iivti. Exr.:� In the iso enation'
heart. but nota of vo0antrie•. 1. has.
og, of 1'ootia:, M.ch.,• passed through
to the coming busy city of lhmgannos
ng last week, and was united m the
Is of wedlock to Mir L. Ives, of this
cal. The young couple have both been
Nfeote here and are well known .4
circle of friends in this burg with I
a happy tourney thrown this tran
Life.
.rca)xat.. V1r. Lewis, one of Posttae s
h. 1 leading merchants, halted here last i
and to ,k in the nupt.al. of our towner
amen t tuts. Young to Miss Iver,, of
anaon,during hie sojourn, leaving here
wards to visit • stater at fort Ila1-
e, near Toronto. ...John W. D.
man, son of P. K. Hyndmao. C. K.,
of Sarnia, is visiting relatives here
. Master Willie Mason. of Tackenmith
annually spends his holidays her.. was
ore fora few days this week, !metier/
• welcome from the little folks of our
0
‘g„op.,Teen Jon t fa , 1,,
Y. :::e latest design, that
■ :. t.; :brow you out.
•�' �e w A x:e:• :o use POPULAR BOOK SToRt:
;i
eotv.o:e you of tn. place to buy.
i My •task ompnse. Itt.x.K' of all kinds,
i. Superfine Stationery, Wall Pa-
pers, Window Shades, Cur -
L.
Tea fro., tarn Poles. Sporting
grounds Goods, Pictures and
Picture Framing.
e., Wyre 1 Postage stamp 1.:cense.
th' •
their
a 'II* ?Ye Popular Meet &ere.
re awing- t:tMeslri.
by the
y and butter from Wm. Morrow, the po
g ntauager tor,(..o. Powell, of Hiyt h.
0! l.rraussit--1/01Lesdsy 1aat Mr.i.
g est
of I d1,..K1:1..l HKldnease•was caused a
Heart disease, being brought no by ove
r •ruou and excitement whilst ID attend
1 on her daughter, late Mn. Baker, of H
1 wool. Her remains were interred in
gan0oo oemetery on Toureday the
1 aged about 60 years. Tne bereaved
iti.nl
g and relatives have the aympath
d( of the community i12 the oereavement
departure of the deceased.
D. B. CALBICK,
pular
reed
from
r ex
aOCM
oily.
Du0-
14th,
hair-
y of
and
vert 1` Tris ML.H1...4 sac L.tu.-The f,!
lowing youths of Port Albert, John
• Fntzley, T. Hawkins, Ed. (
eJ e:auley, were, during last week brooughd t �u
fore squire M.:lough, charged with
taking • boat from it. moorings on Satur•
day June 9th, to Wright's point, belonging
to Wm. Verooe. 1rtttley was fined ..ne
dollar and costa, which be paid forthwith.
It appeared from the evidence grreo that
Fritzley took the boat wethoat leave and
induced the °thereto go with him, havtsg
told them t1at kis had gotten leave to take
it.
Ur_.Ttvvrri, i:v Flag -We regret to hove
to state chit on Thursday afternoon the
14th, the beautiful residence of John
ilailte, 2o4 coo , West Wawannsh. was
along with a quantity of household furni-
ture, clotbiag, etc., destroyed oy firs,causd
through • defect in . flue or stovepipe. But.
Ilut to all appearaoce ass originated,
as far a we have learned, io the kitchen at
the time about which the fire oecurred.
Nlr. Bailie was 10 lezega0non, whet, he was
speedily- .eqt for. and told the sad neat
that his house.w.s on fire. Although he
was secured by' insurance m 'he 1 codon '
u
ey hare been IRit*o roue." bon.
An analysis shows that Dr. Williams PIa
Pink Pills costate in a condensed form all nes
the elements necessary to give ore life t., large
the 61)md and restore ,battered turves. thssn
Tn.y are au rofubag speotticfor all dua+ases 'meet
rising from au impoverished °meditate el ( P►
the I.I....i. or from an impairment of the Lilo
nervous system, such ea loss of aPPppeetie, de week
pseoNcn 0t spines, an , T u, chloroas or town
reek Nekoosa, general mrcu,•r weakness, bowl
siznons, low of memory, locomotor ataxia, • altar
parel)co. sciatica, rheumatism. St. Vane' 1 hoose
dance, kidney and liver troubles, the after . Hynd
•Acca 01 la grippe, and all drawee depend. I now
ug upon • vitiated condition of t:,i' blood,
each as scrofula, chromic erysipelas, etc. who
They are also a specific for the troubles °p h
peculiar to the female system, building 9011.
anew the blood Gad restorter the glow of boil.
health to pale and tallow cheek.. In the
ease of men they effect • radical cure in all
oases antrum from medal worry, overwork toT
er sworn. sold by all design@ or vont by J.P.,
port paid, at 50 mita • box, or six den f
boxes for $2.50, by eldre.unr the Dr. woek
Wilh*nrs Medicine Company, Brockville, `leu
Oat . or .lcheoectady N Y. Beware of im-
ation. and substitutes alleged to M "let 1
Rations )It
es good..' will be
Sr...
Subscribe for TRO Alta u.. 21 00 • year. Ma,ci
DUNGANNON.
we. The (seal agency in 1)undanno.
Ra 11414114•L le u the omoe of J. (i• ware.
eonveyaaeer. Ike.. who w,li r.cei•e or-
ors.bseNpraosa ad, asuman and ieh
ter
Nd
f
I..or Ih. eamn8.ri.ed •t. .tire r... pt.
■te paid
1004A Y. June 19.
Ivl,ty t'..i'RT \all•. UI ,-pineal/lb court
held hen on Friday, Jun. 22.
lay sir Mr%IctpA1. Car N. 11. -The
pal council of West Wawaneeh
Varna Thomas Ward. of Varna, had
pear a full bloom on May 27eh.
Exeter .famee Eg•n has bees offered
the appointment of assistant baggagen,an at
1Maetford
Wroxeter .John I.Ilenn :eft on Monday
Morning for Wheatley. where he has se-
t -opted a situation in • four mill.
Exeter Mn. Lewis of the I.00doe Road
South died on Monday last after • long and
painful illness. She leans • husband and
e.. daughter at home. (Deceased was high.
Iy respected, hy • large circle of friends.
tisaf.wth J W. Unaware*, who went
dews to the boom!. races at Stratford lam
Thursday and I ri lay, the 7th and Rth, did
nit get a wire, but he managed to beta
each cracks ns F 11 Young. of Toronto,
Manville, of Leedom, sal Tollos, of
and mode rewtark•bly good time.
Hallett • Thomas Nott, of Mel,entr►,
Algoma, formerly et 11' I:..t, to at present
i. Ileie messily renew/um old aopetistssce-
shipa It .s several years .ince Mr. Nott
left Heron, het he has n.,.r regrtted 6.
wets) to Algona. He I. well
Owed
IMO the eoeutry and has secured foe him
.4f • reed enllert•bl. 1. ore
einfnrth ie scrv,rda. w ;t 1 r h• re
gnat of the tows 0euseil, tha peat ohne,.
partanent lent ked • owl bet placed at the
station This het wi!• he opened by the
mail dock .s the amities train gin
g east
sad *be ease Wais going weer Any otter
d•►e.� 1e, time of thew tri
trains p
••1 Itatil the nett day.
meet re the Township h.11 on S•tureay
23rd let., at 1 o'clock a v. ewes.
ooso•rned will govern themselves accer
ingly.
'ono. Aerate.* N, L. The crops in this
tioe of country are, in consequence of nc
cnwooal showers and warm weather, g
le[
;hat
and look promising It
aald that the hay crop will not be as rood
as last year's.
W,.... There has been and is being
largo buskins traeaacted ie our vinare i
the purchase of wool by the manager. M
Forsyth, of 1#yt6. We presume it re qui
an accommodation ter the fanners of th
rhoo.I to have a market so ,.ons
WATCHES,
e
Call and see our display.
See our line before buying
JEWELERY,
Repairing Warranted.
All the Latest desi ns.
C.. . HUMBER 8c 30N.
Agents Celebrated Star Cycles.
of the best, equipped rural school. in the MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
county. 1
. .tall.: /IP.
council met on "aturday May the 2616,
n ',pursuant to adjournment. Members al;
preeeot. Minutes 1t previous meeting read
and approved. The following *000120,.
were presented and ordered paid : hoot.
Irwin, for gravel. 72c : .lis. Johnstoe,
board and care of Margaret Mclean three:
months, 723; Jobs Campbell, OV0rcharge
in taxes .01 and 12, 24.13: Jas. Oliver, re•
Pot tris t.. -. t1'e had the pleasure to list
en to some good, plena and well put fact.
as given by Mr. *.arrow at his meeting 1
F inlay's school house one night last week
Of course, as usual, he had no opposition.
Bro. Connolly had spoken a few eights pre-
vious in the•same place, but, owing to, the
secret way in which ne conducts hu election
campaign, we were to,: aware of the meeting
until a day or so afterwerde: hence we have
nut up to date heard bras c 0000lly
speak. Rut we suppose that the breth-
ren who hear him in secret .hall on the 26th
reward him openly.
NILE
Ti 15.
Mow hot Boyd hes returned hoh,e from
Blyth.
The ants of our church are to be cushion•
•d this week.
The weather is vary warm and every
thing u growing very rapidly.
Charlie Elliott has been laid upwith boils
on the back r,i Ills neck for • couple of
weeks.
The May cheese of our cheese factory
were taken to Lucknow last week. We b.
het-, it mid for •.c.
\Ii,.Ida Hetherington, Mies Allot Mor-
rie and \1:s. F':t• McllIwaln visited fneods
in Auburn las: 'u0,i•y.
John Bailie mustard • very heavy bus
last week, his house being burnt by tire. He
hall one of the fines[ houses is thta sectloo.
!t was insured for 31300.
utual to some extent, his low will be LEEe IItN.
beet -y. 4 1M 4w•litng and coatenu were Try nA., JUDO I •.
valuable, it brio$ bugle of bac •ad a goal I •Tho we+k wail in its progress re statute tin
commodious farm house, we�l furnished. labor, mkt 'he close may see qt.:e m number
The neighbors did all they cr.nld In render I of our residents go to see the model farm at 0
log assistance to save from the fire all that t'uelph by the . xcunion.
pairing road. cos 3. tib ; John H. (.iboos for
culvert and gr.dtog, M.R,, b and 7. 540.75 ;
1. Mclean, cleaning ditch on N.B., tt2:
R. McInnis, ditch, R., 3 and 4, r1E 75 ;
.4. Mullet', covering Culbert, ouo. 10. 11.50;
Jas.Littljr, repainng culbert, S.R., 3 and 4,
•?1.50.1 John 1:lack, repairing Johnston
bridge, t'1 : Hugh Stewarts drain. coo 2,
52 : Thos. Wilson, board to 1Vm. Roe, lo -
indigent person. 512 50 : R. Seuoby, ditch
on Ihtagaancn Hills, 13 ; Wm. Irwin,
lumber for ditch on E. B., 13: S. Koacht
bread anti groceries to the Parry family,
521.95; also bread to Wm. tt'N.s1, 14.05:
Wm Kickiey, taking Wm. Rae to 1.:ode•
nch jail, 93 ; Patrick Doyle, cutting hill,
�.R., 3and 4, $16; David Little, ditch 00
R. 3 and 4, $4 ; Jos. O'Loughlo, stoning
and gradin S. R. 6 and 7, con. 8, 55-25;
.loo. Rielly, repairing culvert, lot 16, Lit ,
52.90, alio for boarding Mary Lucy, 125;
Jer. Dolton, for plank, $12: Robert Fitz-
gerald, for plank, 920.64 ; John Murphy,
repairing culvert, con. 9, 75o.; Thos. Glenn,
boardtoq Wm. Rae, lathiest person. one
week. 52'le ; Mrs. Cannell, for keeping
lam. p.rsoo over. nigit, $550`, : Thea. Ford,
for culvert, S.H. 3 and 4, 113.25: Hugh
Mcr:,nty, tumoral expenses of the bate Mis.
McGinty, county ward, 210 ; %Vm, :Ambers
f Pinata,. 95 The court for the revisiom
the assessment, roll was opened at 2
'clock The assessment of R..1. Rutledge
was reduced 150. after which the roll was
adopt.d and the council adlouzm.d to meet
00 the 6th day of July, at 11 o'clock.
W. ST(.T, OR., clerk.
could be under the carcumatasces. Had the
fire occurred at night it might hale bees
more serious in result.
LANES.
The statute labor is nearly t1, blanc 16.
this way. y all osuktJ u
31. l ourtoey was at c•oden,h • few days
this week.
J. Hogan and 1'. Scott ,peat last Sunday
at Brussels.
Hay u apparently going to be very sigh
here this season.
Mr. add Mrs. ..Acott .pent • few day
this week to I.Odench.
Mir 1. McIntosh, of Lucknow, was the
guest of J. Scott this week
P. SN+tt and .1. Hogan attended • party
is Port Albert on Tuesday night.
Al.'.. Mclean, who a bla.•k.mlthing
above Amb.rly eund•yed at home.
The warm weather of the pat week has
greatly Improved the condition of the
Spring crop..
i•rnikli
the . two of his sisters wereattheaguess.of s..
All Iarnsh last Sunday. guests of Mrs.
P
�ti F. NIA., 11.1,1,12. *TL;., In ahem)
washing many of our farming community
who annually store their sheep to the lake
for this purpose, .lid not do so this year,but
availed theme. vet of the generous offer of
the laird of I.andrdowns farm in Dunlop to •
bring their ?leeks to hie place and have the of
free use of'his pen .rad dam built on the "
creek that plows through the farm. The
dip being but • short distance from the muin
road, a saved a lot of trouble in driving the
sheep.
tI BHUCEFIE•
LD.
• 4lies Shobbrok, off Clintoon.tSi visiti g at
131r. and Mrs. Podick's.
Jas. Mc1►oneld ha started a custom
tailor shop in our village.
d Nita. H. ,.. V'asaick:e ret.'roed home on
SYsdneeday from • two week's visit to
seta f (needs in London vicinity
row I Bra nI •. The stone work of Jas.
Laae'a house is being rapidly
is 1 ward, and from the eppeaaoc• 0*, pushed
1 *i11,
when hassled. protect • very pretty appear.
ance. I: .-*others has the contract,
• t 1. re. -s N.n-me deisti to th• meeting,(
o the *upend Assembly of the Presbyteries
r- ' church of Canada at Ht. John, oar peter
a will 5. ablest for two
is The
yeeency a to b. filled by Rev. K McKee*
1
nagh be
eat Inc wool produce, and for w6.ch
of I.uoksiesr.
.may
reeeia-s about M high s figure as .1».
whines.
Paeswtertrsw raw Dr -el. Mean J
Whyard, I Pentland, and t:. 1V. &Ali
pathmasters, are Mainly engaged to repalr{es
and improving our streets, ndewelks, te.,
in their respective divisions. especially the
ode walk on the West slide of Soothaatptes
street, is repaired and improved .n that ego
attires and others will not fear to walk
It m hitherto.
••• 8. mo Torn. Ihrnngg last week
Mr Hyslop. of the firm of Meldrum t Ifs•
step, swn.ral merchants is produce, Meat.
reel, was on • bsuinses tour le oar village
He stated that it was his first trip to ride
Wof eepier*
oeestryction of isad it surpassed
u*adinhispoom
ll
be Rahe laf.d nr had heard sea rieu the.
eg ie.
The lien In. a •°U1Nsrahl.questitT of ere
Datatrotxrso -(lulu a etrahr of the
drove out to Ldekoow et -tion last
T morning tp catch the early whim.
uMbrstaodWl Mos it was the date of the
1 Farmers' la•titntei •eesndos to the Model
Farm, but were greatly disappointed whoa
*bey found out the contrary.
yniTos' -Chas - Nowell, a snes'eesfd
farmer from Hamann vicinity eseeu
pu
ww.tliti ('
Ins daughter .then,., haws b the
ofaF Scott for the past week. They
y Pennines forMmhiten, Leser
0 watt .metal planes in Cede Arm s
imam before returning home.
iw►ttelvs*,eM-'phe tree of this ere
Ken Met by ...tier tis centres{ d p.tei.g
•anPd•Abelian
bawl fesDoo at the esrtool arj
mind W lob of theme Jsa. Little r
Ike louse we are nes sad jaa. Kerr
A°iig 4 len ser
BOOKS ID PERIODICALS,
HAR►slti'
Raz 4R. --Among the features
Harp•r's Rant for June will be the
dtory of • lwrdea, told u lettere by
Elisabeth Boland Wetmore, • raw series of
' Coffee and Kepner*" papers, by John
Kendrick Range, and letters from Paris,
teeing the fashion and gossip of that cap-
ital.
HAarzi s Mak LY. - Perhaps theshorteet
of short stories u a cartoon; for, at a glance,
and •eertl!•s without • innate word
meet truly characterize all the people .t de-
piste wed make sure that you do of miss
tie mesal. The political' Ery of • week or
• month is told in the cartoons that from
The fiat was, are you • prohibitionist , of
an to tome stead upon the first page of
Hnrper's Weekly.
Crrturrmtc hal-um nr Cr,RRa,,T Hie
may. - W • are ,e receipt of the la.t Neue of
Cyclopedic Review of Cirreet History,
luarterly magazine which is fast Wonting
important acquisition to the library of
cry busy man who want' to keep himself
torch with the question` of the da '16e
elop•dic Reviser is Op to the times sad
Mrs nothing of importance daring thear
ea 40cts, • quarter; 11 50 • year. Oar
ut
ta. Cot & Co , publishers. Buffalo, N.
HAarra.M.,. tiryt r
Harpes M lI
Your correspondent had the pleasure of •
os
Mr. Mclean s answer, I an. Mr. Weisti
miller's answer, 1 am not, The nomad.
was rs complicated and answewill be given
before electron day.
Messrs. H. Monteith, S. J. Pollack and , Lb.n
(:. McDonald wethe representatives e( a
Brumfield Star Council No. 219 R. T. of T,, an
to the District Council to Wingham on ev
Thursday of last week. les
The third was, if elected will you support fly
n
the t.oyeawt in power au tem pommel
m
legislation! Man
r. Mcle'• answerer was y
practically that lee would. kir. IV.ismil. re
1.r's answer wt. that he would follow W. '
R. Meredith. Therm is no doubt whatever
that M. Y. McLean will be elected MPP tis
Juse containA4
pictures. Few
bei`
g able to attend the itemisation of cos- I t
didat. for 18. south ridi05 of the meaty
of Huron, for the seventh legislature d
$glsaoriat, of (Mtarlo lieppaty.ltesls`.I �
1liekarn was the returoing effio.r. Sor.w-AdE�.-�1:
• so many. But the charm of these
ores is of is their number; it is is their
my and vanety, as well as their apro-
prla»o ale to the text. Two strong metal
mai
of _person! mentioning appear is
Jan Harpers. They are the second
of Mr Howell's ' phot Vialt to New
load," in which he describes hiseantlag
Lowell and " MS�ieei.. of Wendell
hp.,.. hy ,,e0rpe W. 1ey. Mr.
ley was or el Phillips' vslssseer bndy
1 during the Winter of 1860 '61. sed
artioIs deals with the Koons riots of
period and 11. Anal trlamphant of
ip.. oratory, while an Romeo came
d to hie way of thiakiny.
t CARAni*e M. ,.....,-The Cass
names were submitted, but oel,) two 01111114.1c
Meson. Mclean and Weienill•r. Meseta
wi
Bethune, Yeaoom, Rats and L. R. Melees ph
eai,; a few words. John MoMi11an, M.P.
Phil
'Adrenal the et.etieg Inc linen minutes `heal
.tad rI•*'I y showed the i guar
Meredith. Ht
Fre made a ttwill'.M Mr' eM
No person Farerant
Nape rsonfolloes oppose him' Mr. olWe i that
b speech shill
for t he '
y avoided dierassson of thew lir
M e* for Jame is onset the very
of t1r.
is re ver
Mlle 1 what Aid not ray. ill. surplus
Nana
carefully
of the l'rovinee of Ontario, aid Gimes{ , 4'14
e•erythi.g else. Mr. McLase took the 1 het
An clearly flnor awl e • very able sp.seh in whin► lint
wad the dui of enters t•'support The
W illes. �O. Mown* sad hie party. Mr, 1 .Neil
eines are liedlses m • short speuek. A wd
penal •eadbladis. "'^ premised »Meta T1s
I hart R
� 1lemww tstrsi.ed
Renals mnethpss rn tin quality,
•feet sad variety of ita eswtWhettesa.
Ilene a is • ■ mann : the tlle•rrstteee
bio sed abundant, amid the deserip.les
articles very eeteirest
'Machin' fa Henn Haatla," by Ho'
Ameet "A Japanese View ellipse,"
T. Rakatrsei ; " Peat Dlsa•ryea in
by Dv. O. L S»eiw.1l ; •' Hae es
. Rom" by leery Temple Say-
"
W. R Meredith .t Heels."
Ravioli' J
ugly
Mesh
a rasing k amen • ~i a el ~ 1aasMty
end;
Our Motto -Good Boots at low pr;
-as
OLLOCK S
810E13LEASE THE
EOPLE.
Our steadily increasing trade is a proof that oar
Goods and Prices are right. We aim at giving the bags
Boot for as small a Price as possible. so we buy
from manufacturers, and by buying all for Cash we Hemet
the Prices down.
SEE THE
Men's Oxfords at $ lilt.. always sold for $1.00,
" whole Foxed Bals, 1.25 «
Dongola Bali, 1.90,
Boys' Buff Bals, sizes 1 to ,i, 1.00,
Misses' School Boots," 75,
85,
" Oxfor.i " 100,
Ladies' Oxford Tanned, 1.25, "
Oxfords, 75 «11
44
e
1.50.
125.
1.25.
100,
1.00.
1.20.
1.40.
Ladies' Dongola Butt, extension sole, $1.50, always sold for 1;1.73.
tin.l we have Goods u (`heap as the Cheapest un.l as
Best. Bring along your repairing.
Yon will
Good as the
90.
H. B. POLLO CKa
Fowler's Old !Henri, G..ien, h
JAMES .ROBINSON'S
CASH STORE
LEWIS MAGNETIC (X) 4._ Each section of the Corset is iso
formed as to maintain the vertical lines of t body,
the figure of the wearer. It is stayed with st nigh readily .-red spa to
Ribbon Steel. I'aeh Steel (or stay of highly h i sly Penciled
Spend
guaranteed not to corrode, Metal Tip 1e d Nickel atewh highly roni cu Eng
through the Feline, anti Electro Magnetises!.
1 PreyP the rods from cutting
We are also showing other linea in Corset*, *tic as _ the long Waist
IR a A., 1-atwi, 64;6,8 H
.13., May, Fairy, the ygeian ^ for S. hoof l'hil-
,dren. They have no espial.
We are :bowing this week (lollies from :I its, per yard" „sr
Factory Cotton, sic.. lc., •le., 6c., and 7c. Take a look at oar Towchmg at
4•'. per yard. Take is loi.k at our Muslin., Go. and 7e. per yd. :Table 1.771017,
1:n• pl.r yd. A line of Lace Curtains a► !:q•. per pr., Taped all around Wr
are gltirig extra yule in Parasol,.. Try our 7'ic. Kill Worms.- Mea,. Cotton
Hose, :sc. per pair. A line et lien's Cashmere Hose at 24e.\ -take a look' at
this line, they are worth more 'moiety. A lice of Ladies' Vestikat 4c. tit, h.
We will not he undersold by any Store in the Trade.
54igheat Price Paid for Butter and
Eggs.
JAMES ROBINSON.
aux 31.023, - muses 3:AOt:
Thomas E. C hempioo ; " Little Maid
a e." a charming story byAllan Ilei
Brodie ; ' The Seller eddm', ' b
Robertson ; " The St. i.awrenoe '
Route," by Allan Rose Davis, CE
" Toe Ottawa Conference." by J. Lam
Payne, are timely and valuable costrib
boos. The illustrated articles are, "'r
Years Among the Eskimos."
31ar. (1N the 18 independent 4 only re its Meer"1.4 cornered tight•. Sian the item was
W. i yewt.
all the eseeiss ben VW
Safest Ships Afloat." by Henry Fry : and
tier,'' by Otte J. Klot 74 Anlin SUlli ran,
and others', contribute excellent poem&
The Canadian Ilagarin is published Ity the
Onterio Publishiog Lo., Ltd., Toronto, for
52 50 per mourn.
mo•her of America favorne boy hero, !
"Little Lord Fauntleruy." Mrs. Frances
Hodgson) Burnett, writes to Ole mothers of
boys in the Jun issue of The Ladies' Hoene
Journal upon "When He Decides- in anoint
she manta out to what extent mothers
should influesce their sons in regard to
their choice of an occupation. Mrs. Amelia
E. liar sketches the mental implanonte of
the modern wozien in an article no "Have
Women Found New Weapons Mr. Frank
Stock ten takes the .ousint "Pomona"
through some ridiculoully funny secapades
in this installment of her "travels „ Mr.
Howells reaches the seventh lasaallesest of
his literary autobiography, "If y Literary
Passion." The biogniphy of the number
waists of four sketches, with portraits •f
America's favorite illustrators, Charles
lima Gibson. Albert R. Wooten, Reginald
R. Rirch, sad Frank 0. small. A practice/.
ly illustrated article 011 a timely subject is
folio Oilmer Speed's explasstion el " The
.ame 1:01( few Women.- W. Hamilton
Gibes. occupies an entire pap with eine of
his emt-of•door illustration et " A Garden
of Long, Long Ago." The editor dimming
with • frank directs's@ the questions of
swum purity. Palmer Cox takes hes
tabie Brownies on • visit to " TIM Goddess
of Liberty," end the wends and music Atha
song, " A Spanish Seredade.- to which the
mini of one hundred dollars was given in
the Journal's Musical lianas ere gives,.
HE'S WORK ING NOW.
Meares lwensile vesture...wire With 11 Man
Megan -Medd'. IA Navy rots rare+ ansis
-new Were %aver tessewa es
Loomis. a well known farmer Irving mese
here, has for years been afflicted with kid -
my disease, so bably that he meld not sit
in • buggy to drive to town, as be is 69
Years old he despaired of • mire. N. tried
Doild's Kidney Pills sad they oared him.
He Anent dome say term wart for years,
but lie helped to pat ta this A ' 'a
encase who goes to see today will
find him between the Imigh handles in -
stand of tabs ee • or 11.12 nay Chair
as he abed to be.
SO far the Ref- ormers have pot up 76
earaight tandideses in the 94 owlet isseeMee.
Th. fienesentives will appeal Mon straight
in 58, while the Patrons are fighting for 47
soma. There are aloe IS Indevendass esa•
didates in the field, iselsdistg Mr. Came.
eau, of East Durham. Yei le only 13
Inn phew le 80 renskituniales
In henna the twe oil panne, is IN tbe
Patens are topt Orin, amid is 5 they
data Of Mess tbe Patens hate Mee am
to 3. Ms Onestivellen 2 and the Grill I.
cent plug
10 cent plug
2ocent plug
OF 7771
POPULAR
DERBY PLUG
'Smoking Tobacco
be sure that the retailer
does not induce you to
bay any other in order
that he map make a
larger profit
LEARING x
Dry Goods
and CROCKERY
ar
H. J HORTON'S
MAPAIIILTON STREET
llIUTTER AND MIS Ai CI
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